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From: T. Max Devlin <tmax@commercelinks.net>
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Subject: Re: The adventures of Flatfish, episosde 2, part 1/2
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Strolling through comp.os.linux.advocacy, I heard drsquare say:
>>Terry Porter wrote:
>> 
>>> >> Yes, Terry's missus was based on Mutha Bacon.
>>> >
>>> ><WHISPER> If you go to Terry's home page:
>>> > http://w3w.arafuraconnect.com.au/~tp/
>>> >You can see a picture of him - is that the one you worked from? ;-)
>>> ></WHISPER>
>>> 
>>> Hahahah, yeah, Drsquare did, thats why the cartoon image and I are so
>>> totally alike ;-)
>
>Indeed they are!
>
>>> I've been playing around with some ascii editors for Linux, and now
>>> have a good appreciation of the skill required to do a cartoon like
>>> that, and its not easy, in fact I could never do it, due to a total
>>> lack of artistic talent.
>
>It's not that difficult really. All I did were basic badly drawn shapes,
>something anyone could do, along with some crap jokes and weak humour.
>Anyone could do it.

So do another one, since it's so easy.  ;-)

   [...]

-- 
T. Max Devlin
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          to state your case moderately and
             accurately.   - Benjamin Franklin ***