From: Dave Bird 
Newsgroups: alt.moose.rights,alt.ascii-art
@Subject: Re: the Elch-Liste mooses
@Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 18:01:27 +0100
@Organization: Smelling--nose Dogs for the Anosmic
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alt.ascii-art:104691In
article, Sharky
@ writes:
@>In alt.ascii-art, Dave Bird says...
@>
@>>For our Scottish readers: miniMoose & mickeyMoose?
@>>      _  _                 _  _
@>>     ( )( )               ( )( )
@>> ^-^-^"{at}{at}"^-^-^       ^-^-^-{at}{at}-^-^-^
@>>  d   {..}   b             (..)
@>
@>Why are they for Scottish readers? 
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@ Mouse pronounced in Scots pronounced Muhs,    |\
@ exactly same sound as Moose (meaning Elk).      \
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@ Notice they both have Mickey-Mouse ears on their heads.





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