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  1. 'tis an ill wind that blows no minds.
  2.  
  3. There is no tyranny in the state of confusion.
  4.  
  5. No girdle ever cured a pregnancy
  6.  
  7. Freedom defined is freedom denied.
  8.  
  9. Paradise is just like where you are right now, only much better.
  10.                        ----  LAURIE ANDERSON ("Language is a virus")
  11.  
  12. Egotism is the drug that soothes the pain of stupidity.
  13.  
  14. Diplomacy is the art of saying "Nice doggie" until you can find a rock.
  15.  
  16. I was in this prematurely air conditioned supermarket and there were all 
  17. these aisles and there were these bathing caps you could buy that had these 
  18. kind of Fourth of July plumes on them that were red and yellow and blue and
  19. I wasn't tempted to buy one but I was reminded of the fact that I had been
  20. avoiding the beach.
  21.                  ---   LUCINDA CHILDS (PHILIP GLASS: EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH)
  22.  
  23. Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.
  24.                                      ----   HASSAN I SABBAH
  25.  
  26. Don't let your mouth write no check that your tail can't cash.
  27.                                     ----   BO DIDDLEY
  28.  
  29. The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the
  30. opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.
  31.                                       ----    NIELS BOHR
  32.  
  33. Just because everything is different doesn't mean anything has changed.
  34.                                    ---  SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORACLE
  35.  
  36. The most merciful thing in the world ... is the inability of the human
  37. mind to correlate all its contents.
  38.                                          -----     H.P. LOVECRAFT
  39.  
  40. I never loved another person the way I loved myself.
  41.                                           --- MAE WEST
  42.  
  43. When choosing between two evils I always like to take the one
  44. I've never tried before.
  45.                                            --- MAE WEST
  46.  
  47. Her life was saved by rock and roll.
  48.                                           ---- LOU REED
  49.  
  50. I regret to say that we of the FBI are powerless to act in cases of
  51. oral-genital intimacy, unless it has in some way obstructed interstate
  52. commerce.
  53.                                            --  J. EDGAR HOOVER
  54.  
  55. Honest Officer, had I known my health stood in jeprody I would never
  56. had lit one.
  57.                                      ---  MAXIM OF THE HELLS ANGELS
  58.  
  59. It is a rather pleasent experience to be alone in a bank at night.
  60.                                          ---    WILLIE SUTTON
  61.  
  62. The rich will do anything for the poor but get off their backs.
  63.                                         ---   KARL MARX
  64.  
  65.  
  66. If Karl, instead of writing a lot about capital, had made a lot of
  67. it ... it would have been much better.
  68.                                               --- KARL MARX'S MOTHER
  69.  
  70. If you think the United States has stood still, who built the
  71. largest shopping center in the world?
  72.                                            ----  RICHARD M. NIXON
  73.  
  74. When I sell liquor, its called bootlegging; when my patrons serve
  75. it on Lake Shore Drive, its called hospitality.
  76.                                                    ----  AL CAPONE
  77.  
  78. Anything anybody can say about America is true.
  79.                                                   --  EMMETT GROGAN
  80.  
  81. If you've seen one city slum, you've seen them all.
  82.                                                 -----  SPIRO AGNEW
  83.  
  84. If you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all.
  85.                                             ----- RONALD REAGAN
  86.  
  87. He who shits on the road will meet flies on his return.
  88.                                             -----  SOUTH AFRICAN SAYING
  89.  
  90. Use it up ... Wear it out.
  91. Make it do ... Or do without.
  92.                                        ----  US WORLD WAR II MESSAGE
  93.  
  94. You can't underestimate the power of fear.
  95.                                                  --- TRICIA NIXON
  96.  
  97. The whole earth is in jail and we're plotting this 
  98. incredible jailbreak.
  99.                                          ----- WAVY GRAVY
  100.  
  101. The end move in politics is always to pick up a gun.
  102.                                             -----  BUCKMINSTER FULLER
  103.  
  104. Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.
  105.                                              ----  DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
  106.  
  107. You smash it - and I'll build around it.
  108.                                                 ---  JOHN LENNON
  109.  
  110. College isn't the place to go for ideas.
  111.                                            ---   HELLEN KELLER
  112.  
  113. Politicians should read science fiction, not westerns 
  114. and detective stories.
  115.                                       -------  ARTHUR C. CLARKE
  116.  
  117. America, how can you write a holy litany in your silly mood?
  118.                                         ------- ALLEN GINSBERG
  119.  
  120. It is necessary for me to establish a winner image. Therefore,
  121. I have to beat somebody.
  122.                                         ----  RICHARD M. NIXON
  123.  
  124. Any smoothly functioning technology will have the appearence of magic.
  125.                                           ---   ARTHUR C. CLARKE
  126.  
  127. Justice is incidental to law and order.
  128.                                     ----  J. EDGAR HOOVER
  129.  
  130. Military intelligence is a contradiction in terms.
  131.                                                 ----  GROUCHO MARX
  132.  
  133. The first duty of a revolutionary is to get away with it.
  134.                                                  -----  ABBIE HOFFMAN
  135.  
  136. Here I am, fifty-eight, and I still don't know what I want to be
  137. when I grow up.
  138.                                           ----  PETER DRUCKER
  139.  
  140. How can you be two places at once when you're not anywhere at all?
  141.                                      ---   FIRESIGN THEATER
  142.  
  143. I think that God in creating man somewhat overestimated his ability.
  144.                                                 -----  OSCAR WILDE
  145.  
  146. We are what we pretend to be.
  147.                                       ----  KURT VONNEGUT, JR
  148.  
  149. We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
  150.                                                -------  OSCAR WILDE
  151.  
  152. My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior
  153. spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive
  154. with our frail and feeble mind.
  155.                                              ----  ALBERT EINSTEIN
  156.  
  157. Real wealth can only increase.
  158.                                        ----  R. BUCKMINSTER FULLER
  159.  
  160. Anyone can hate. it costs to love.
  161.                                              ----JOHN WILLIAMSON
  162.  
  163. In the province of the mind, what one believes to be true either is true
  164. or becomes true.
  165.                                             ------------JOHN LILLY
  166.  
  167. Time is an illusion perpetrated by the manufacturers of space.
  168.                                                     ------GRAFFITI
  169.  
  170. The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible.
  171.                                          -------ALBERT EINSTEIN
  172.  
  173. Nobody can be exactly like me. Even I have trouble doing it.
  174.                                                 -------TALLULAH BANKHEAD
  175.  
  176. A physicist is an atoms way of knowing about atoms.
  177.                                              -------    GEORGE WALD
  178.  
  179. It was always thus; and even if 'twere not, 'twould inevitably have been
  180. always thus.
  181.                                                  -----DEAN LATTIMER
  182.  
  183. Burnt Sienna. Thats the best thing that ever happened to Crayolas.
  184.                                               ----KEN WEAVER
  185.  
  186. We don't know who discovered water, but we are certain it wasn't a fish.
  187.                                                    --------JOHN CULKIN
  188.  
  189. I waited and waited, and when no message came, I knew it must have 
  190. been from you.
  191.                                           ----  ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
  192.  
  193. By doing just a little every day, I can gradually let the task
  194. completely overwhelm me.
  195.                                                --- ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
  196.  
  197. America is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence
  198. without civilization in between.
  199.                                           ----OSCAR WILDE
  200.  
  201. If the aborigine drafted an IQ test, all of Western civilization would
  202. presumably flunk it.
  203.                                                      --- STANLEY GARN
  204.  
  205. Sure there are dishonest men in local government. But there are dishonest
  206. men in national government too.
  207.                                                 ---  RICHARD M. NIXON
  208.  
  209. We are going to have peace even if we have to fight for it.
  210.                                             -----  DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
  211.  
  212. If we make peaceful revolution impossible, we make violent revolution
  213. inevitiable.
  214.                                                 -----  JOHN F. KENNEDY
  215.  
  216. "Contrariwise", continued Tweedledee, "If it was so, it might be; and if
  217. it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. Thats logic."
  218.                                               -----   LEWIS CARROLL
  219.  
  220. It takes a long time to understand nothing.
  221.                                                -------  EDWARD DAHLBERG
  222.  
  223. To know the world one must construct it.
  224.                                               -----  CESARE PAVESE
  225.  
  226. Eeny Meeny, Jelly Beanie, the spirits are about to speak.
  227.                                                  ----  BULLWINKLE MOOSE
  228.  
  229. The mistake you make is in trying to figure it out.
  230.                                              ---  TENESSEE WILLIAMS
  231.  
  232. An object never serves the same function as its image- or its name.
  233.                                             ------  RENE MAGRITTE
  234.  
  235. All I kin say is when you finds yo'self wanderin' in a peach orchard,
  236. ya don't go lookin' for rutabagas.
  237.                                               --------  KINGFISH
  238.  
  239. He who wonders discovers that this in itself is wonder.
  240.                                             ------  M. C. ESCHER
  241.  
  242. When more and more people are thrown out of work, unemployment results.
  243.                                         -----CALVIN COOLIDGE
  244.  
  245. The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts.
  246.                                                    ------PAUL ERLICH
  247.  
  248. If A equals success, then the formula is:
  249.  A= X + Y + Z
  250. X is work. Y is play. Z is keep your mouth shut.
  251.                                             ------  ALBERT EINSTEIN
  252.  
  253. Sex is hereditary. If your parents never had it, chances are 
  254. you won't either.
  255.                                      -------  JOSEPH FISCHER
  256.  
  257. The meek shall inherit the earth, but not its mineral rights.
  258.                                               -------  J. PAUL GETTY
  259.  
  260. Computers are unreliable, but humans are even more unreliable.
  261.                           -------  GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #1
  262.  
  263. The only difference between the fool, and the criminal who
  264. attacks a system is that the fool attacks unpredictably and
  265. on a broader front.
  266.                           -------  GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #3
  267.  
  268. Self-checking systems tend to have a complexity in proportion
  269. to the inherent unreliability of the system in which they 
  270. are used.
  271.                           -----  GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #5
  272.  
  273. The error-detection and correction capabilities of any system
  274. are the key to understanding the type of errors which they 
  275. cannot handle.
  276.                          -------  GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #6
  277.  
  278. Undetectable errors are infinite in variety, in contrast to
  279. detectable errors, which by definition are limited.
  280.                         ------  GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #7
  281.  
  282. All real programs contain errors until proven otherwise - 
  283. which is impossible.
  284.                      -----    GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #8
  285.  
  286. Investment in reliability will increase until it exceeds the
  287. probable cost of errors, or somebody insists on getting some
  288. useful work done.
  289.                        ------ GILB'S LAW OF COMPUTER RELIABILITY #9
  290.  
  291. Give a small boy a hammer and he will find that everything he
  292. encounters needs pounding.
  293.                                     ---------ABRAHAM KAPLAN
  294.  
  295. The fault lies not with our technologies but with our systems.
  296.                                      ---------  ROGER LEVIAN
  297.  
  298. Under any conditions, anywhere, whatever you are doing, there
  299. is some ordinance under which you can be booked.
  300.                               ----   ROBERT D. SPRECHT (RAND CORP)
  301.  
  302. Thoreau's Law:
  303.  If you see a man approaching you with the obvious intent of
  304. doing you good, you should run for your life.
  305.  
  306. Vique's Law:
  307.  A man without religion is like a fish without a bicycle.
  308.  
  309. Real knowledge is to know the extent of ones ignorance.
  310.                                           --------- CONFUCIUS
  311.  
  312. It usually takes more than three weeks to prepare a good
  313. impromptu speech.
  314.                                   ---- MARK TWAIN
  315.  
  316. The unnatural, that too is natural.
  317.                                      -------  GOETHE
  318.  
  319. I used to be indecisive; now Im not sure.
  320.                                             --- GRAFFITI
  321.  
  322. I had a monumental idea this morning, but I didnt like it.
  323.                                        --------SAMUEL GOLDWYN
  324.  
  325. He hasn't one redeeming vice.
  326.                                          -------OSCAR WILDE
  327.  
  328. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.
  329.                                              ----GRAFFITI
  330.  
  331. Science has proof without any certainty. Creationists have certainty 
  332. without any proof
  333.                                  ----  Ashley Montague ----
  334.  
  335. Ketterling's Law:
  336. Logic is an organized way of going wrong with confidence.
  337.  
  338. Whenever 'A' attempts by law to impose his moral standards 
  339. upon 'B', 'A' is most likely a scoundrel
  340.                                         H. L. Mencken -
  341.  
  342. The government of the United States is not in any sense founded 
  343. on the Christian Religion
  344.                                 ---  George Washington
  345.  
  346. In every country and every age, the priest has been hostile to Liberty.
  347.                                         - Thomas Jefferson -
  348.  
  349. Money, not morality, is the principle commerce of civilized nations
  350.                                         - Thomas Jefferson -
  351.  
  352. We must all hang together, or we will surely all hang separately
  353.                                         - Benjamin Franklin -
  354.  
  355. I don't drink water. Fish fuck in it
  356.                                          - W. C. Fields -
  357.  
  358. The Swartzberg Test:
  359.  The validity of a science is its ability to predict.
  360.  
  361. Man will occasionally stumble over the truth, but most times he 
  362. will pick himself up and carry on...
  363.                                       - Winston Churchill -
  364.  
  365. God runs electromagnetics by wave theory on Monday, Wednesday, 
  366. and Friday, and the Devil runs them by quantum theory on Tuesday, 
  367. Thursday, and Saturday.
  368.                                              - William Bragg -
  369.  
  370. That man is richest whose pleasures are cheapest
  371.                                              - Thoreau -
  372.  
  373. Tell a man that there are 300 billion stars in the universe, 
  374. and he'll believe you.... Tell him that a bench has wet paint 
  375. upon it and he'll have to touch it to be sure.
  376.  
  377.  
  378. Discovery consists in seeing what everyone else has seen and 
  379. thinking what no one else has thought.
  380.                                            - Albert Szent-Gyorgi -
  381.  
  382. Civilization is a movement, not a condition; it is a voyage, not a harbor.
  383.                                                - Toynbee -
  384.  
  385. We have met the enemy and he is us
  386.                                     - Walt Kelly (in POGO) -
  387.  
  388. Ode to Turbulent Flow:
  389.  Big whirls have little whirls
  390.  Which feed on their velocity,
  391.  And little whirls have lesser whirls
  392.  And so on, to viscosity.
  393.  
  394. There are things that are so serious that you can only joke about them
  395.                                                  - Heisenberg -
  396.  
  397. If you don't care where you are, then you ain't lost.
  398.  
  399. "A slow sort of country!" said the Queen. "Now, here, you see, it 
  400. takes all you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to 
  401. get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!"
  402.                      --- Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking Glass
  403.  
  404. The White Rabbit put on his spectacles. "Where shall I begin, 
  405. please your Majesty ?" he asked. "Begin at the beginning,", the 
  406. King said, very gravely, "and go on till you come to the end: 
  407. then stop."
  408.                         ---  Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
  409.  
  410. Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
  411.                                   ---  Albert Einstein
  412.  
  413. How often I found where I should be going only by setting out for 
  414. somewhere else.
  415.                                       ------ R. Buckminster Fuller
  416.  
  417. I wish there was a knob on the TV to turn up the intelligence. 
  418. There's a knob called "brightness", but it doesn't work.
  419.                                      ------- Gallagher
  420.  
  421. Place your clothes and weapons where you can find them in the 
  422. dark.
  423.                                    ---- Robert Heinlein
  424.  
  425. None of the errors was found.
  426.                             -- Compiler message, Micro Data Base Systems
  427.  
  428.  ... if it is a Miracle, any sort of evidence will answer, but if 
  429. it is a Fact, proof is necessary.
  430.                                           ----- Samuel Clemens
  431.  
  432. I reverently believe that the maker who made us all makes 
  433. everything in New England, but the weather. I don't know who 
  434. makes that, but I think it must be raw apprentices in the 
  435. weather-clerks factory who experiment and learn how, in New 
  436. England, for board and clothes, and then are promoted to make 
  437. weather for countries that require a good article, and will take 
  438. their custom elsewhere if they don't get it.
  439.                                             --- Mark Twain
  440.  
  441. In India, "cold weather" is merely a conventional phrase and has 
  442. come into use through the necessity of having some way to 
  443. distinguish between weather which will melt a brass door-knob and 
  444. weather which will only make it mushy.
  445.                                               -- Mark Twain
  446.  
  447. The confidence of ignorance will always overcome
  448. the indecision of knowledge.
  449.  
  450. Designed with your mind in mind by people who have in mind what you
  451. should have in mind.
  452.  
  453. Secrecy is the beginning of tyranny.
  454.  
  455. A poet who reads his verse in public may have other nasty habits.
  456.  
  457. "We are getting into semantics again. If we use words, there is a
  458. very grave danger they will be misinterpreted."
  459.                      -- H. R. Haldeman, testifying in his own defense.
  460.  
  461. Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they
  462. have to take you in.
  463.  
  464. America is the country where you buy a lifetime supply of aspirin for
  465. one dollar, and use it up in two weeks.
  466.  
  467. Dawn: The time when men of reason go to bed. Certain old men prefer
  468. to rise at about that time, taking a cold bath and a long walk with
  469. an empty stomach, and otherwise mortifying the flesh. They then
  470. point with pride to these practices as the cause of their sturdy
  471. health and ripe years; the truth being that they are hearty and old,
  472. not because of their habits, but in spite of them. The reason we
  473. find only robust persons doing this thing is that it has killed all
  474. the others who have tried it.
  475.  
  476. How many IBM CPUs does it take to execute a program?
  477. Ten. Nine to hold it down, and one to cut its head off.
  478.  
  479. Cynic: A blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as
  480. they ought to be. Hence the custom among the Scythians of plucking out
  481. a cynic's eyes to improve his vision.
  482.  
  483. Few people think more than two or three times a year; I
  484. have made an international reputation for myself by
  485. thinking once or twice a week. 
  486.                                      -- George Bernard Shaw
  487.  
  488. PARKINSON'S LAW:  Work expands to fill the time available
  489.               for its completion.
  490.  
  491. WEILER'S LAW: Nothing is impossible for the man who does not
  492. have to do it himself.
  493.  
  494. FINAGLE'S LAW: Once a job is fouled up, anything done to improve it
  495. makes it worse.
  496.  
  497. RUDIN'S LAW: In a crisis that forces a choice to be made among
  498. alternative courses of action, most people will choose the worst
  499. one possible.
  500.  
  501. UNNAMED LAW: If it happens, it must be possible.
  502.  
  503. THE ULTIMATE PRINCIPLE: By definition, when you are investigating
  504. the unknown - you do not know what you will find.
  505.  
  506. Clarke's Third Law
  507.    Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from
  508.    magic.
  509.  
  510. Commoner's Three Laws of Ecology
  511.    1)  No action is without side-effects.
  512.    2)  Nothing ever goes away.
  513.    3)  There is no free lunch.
  514.  
  515. Harvard Law
  516.    Under the most rigorously controlled conditions of pressure,
  517.    temperature, volume, humidity, and other variables, the
  518.    organism will do as it damn well pleases.
  519.  
  520. Asked what he thought of Western civilization,
  521. M. K. Gandhi said, "I think it would be an excellent idea".
  522.  
  523. A committee is a cul-de-sac down which ideas are lured
  524. and then quietly strangled.
  525.  
  526. "One Galileo in two thousand years is enough."  -- Pope Pius XII
  527.  
  528. Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing.
  529.  
  530. Observation, and not old age, brings wisdom.
  531.  
  532. Every heart hath its own ache.
  533.  
  534. A man gazing at the stars is at the mercy of every puddle on the road.
  535.  
  536. Youth and skill will be overcome by old age and treachery
  537.                                           -- Bumper Sticker
  538. "I spent 90% of my salary on good Irish whiskey and women. The rest I wasted."
  539. Tug McGraw    Baseball player
  540.  
  541. "I have known many, liked not a few, loved only one, I drink to you."
  542. Traditional Irish Toast
  543.  
  544. "Laziness is a heavy burden."
  545. Traditional Irish Proverb    
  546.  
  547. "May you live as long as you want, and never want as long as you live."
  548. Traditional Irish Toast
  549.  
  550. "Top of the morning to you"   "And the rest of the day to yourself!"
  551. Irish Greeting
  552.  
  553. "Never take a wife that has no faults."
  554. Traditional Irish Proverb
  555.  
  556. "Beauty won't make the pot boil."
  557. Traditional Irish Proverb
  558.  
  559. "Where the tongue slips, it speaks the truth."
  560. Traditional Irish Proverb
  561.  
  562. "May you die in bed at ninety-five years, shot by a jealous husband(or wife)."
  563. Traditional Irish Toast
  564.  
  565. "He who is bad at giving lodgings, is good at showing the way."
  566. Traditional Irish Proverb
  567.  
  568. "The worst, most damaging witness, is a former friend."
  569. Traditional Irish Proverb
  570.  
  571. "Where there's love, there's enough."
  572. Traditional Irish Proverb
  573.  
  574. "Keep a thing for seven years and you'll find a use for it."
  575. Traditional Irish Proverb
  576.  
  577. "The Irish are a very fair people, they never speak well of one another."
  578. James Boswell-The Life of Samuel Johnson (1790)
  579.  
  580. "Better the fighting than the loneliness."
  581. Traditional Irish Proverb
  582.  
  583. "Sickness is the Physican's feast."
  584. Traditional Irish Proverb
  585.  
  586. "What can go wrong- will go wrong."
  587. Murphy's Law
  588.  
  589. "He comes like the bad weather(uninvited)."
  590. Traditional Irish Proverb
  591.  
  592. "Cows far from home have long horns."
  593. Traditional Irish Proverb
  594.  
  595. "A soft word, never yet broke a tooth."
  596. Traditional Irish Proverb
  597.  
  598. "He that loses the game, let him talk away."
  599. Traditional Irish Proverb
  600.  
  601. "A little help is better than a deal of pity."
  602. Traditional Irish Proverb
  603.  
  604. "Honey is sweet, but don't lick it off a briar."
  605. Traditional Irish Proverb
  606.  
  607. "Don't leave a tailor's remnant behind you."
  608. Traditional Irish Proverb
  609.  
  610. "A dimple in the chin, a devil within."
  611. Traditional Irish Proverb
  612.  
  613. "It's almost as good as bringing good news, not to bring bad."
  614. Traditional Irish Proverb
  615.  
  616. "Whoever escapes, the peacemaker won't."
  617. Traditional Irish Proverb
  618.  
  619. "A hen carried far, is heavy."
  620. Traditional Irish Proverb
  621.  
  622. "Three without rule, a pig, a mule, and a wife."
  623. Traditional Irish Proverb
  624.  
  625. "And may you be half an hour in heaven before the devil knows you're dead."
  626. Traditional Irish Toast
  627.  
  628. "God put the blight on the potato, but England put the hunger upon Ireland."
  629. Traditional Irish Proverb
  630.  
  631. "May you live to be 100 years-with 1 extra year to repent."
  632. Traditional Irish Toast
  633.  
  634. "The wife (or husband) of your choice to you."
  635. Traditional Irish Toast
  636.  
  637. "Big head and little sense."
  638. Traditional Irish Proverb
  639.  
  640. "All the world would not make a racehorse of a jackass."
  641. Traditional Irish Proverb
  642.  
  643. "Land without rent to you."
  644. Traditional Irish Toast
  645.  
  646. "Health and life to you."
  647. Traditional Irish Toast
  648.  
  649. "When your hand is in the dog's mouth, draw it out gently."
  650. Traditional Irish Proverb
  651.  
  652. "An unlearned king is a crowned ass."
  653. Traditional Irish Proverb
  654.  
  655. "Time is a good storyteller."
  656. Traditional Irish Proverb
  657.  
  658. "Death is the poor man's doctor."
  659. Traditional Irish Proverb
  660.  
  661. "Not worried till married.
  662. Traditional Irish Proverb
  663.  
  664. "The eye of a friend is a good looking glass."
  665. Traditional Irish Proverb
  666.  
  667. "Neither make nor break a custom."
  668. Traditional Irish Proverb
  669.  
  670. "The three sharpest things of all- a thorn in mire, a hound's tooth and a
  671.     Fool's retort."
  672. Traditional Irish Proverb
  673.  
  674. "May you have nicer legs than your own under the table before the new spuds
  675. are up."
  676. Traditional Irish Proverb
  677.  
  678. "He who can follow his own will is a king."
  679. Traditional Irish Proverb
  680.  
  681. "May your doctor never earn a dollar out of you and may your heart never 
  682. give out. May the ten toes of your feet steer you clear of all misfortune,
  683. and before you're much older, may you hear much better toasts than this."
  684. Traditional Irish Toast
  685.  
  686. "Who lies down with dogs will get up with fleas."
  687. Traditional Irish Proverb
  688.  
  689. "Tis a very good story that fills the belly."
  690. Traditional Irish Proverb
  691.  
  692. "May you have warm word's on a cold evening, a full moon on a dark night,
  693. and a smooth road all the way to your door."
  694. Traditional Irish Toast
  695.  
  696. "The devil is good to his own in this world and bad to them in the next."
  697. Traditional Irish Proverb
  698.  
  699. "May you have the hindsight to know where you've been, the foresight to
  700. know where you're going and the insight to know when you're going too far."
  701. Traditional Irish Toast
  702.  
  703. "May you be poor in misfortune, rich in blessings, slow to make enemies,
  704. quick to make friends. But rich or poor, quick or slow, may you know nothing
  705. but happiness from this day foward."
  706. Traditional Irish Toast
  707.  
  708. "May the roof above us never fall in, and may we friends gathered below
  709. never fall out."
  710. Traditional Irish Toast
  711.  
  712. " 'Tis the fool has luck."
  713. Traditional Irish Proverb
  714.  
  715. "May the grass grow long on the road to hell for want of use."
  716. Traditional Irish Toast
  717.  
  718. "God never closes one door but he opens another."
  719. Traditional Irish Proverb
  720.  
  721. "In the new year, may your right hand always be stretched out in friendship
  722. and never in want."
  723. Traditional Irish Toast
  724.  
  725. "The health of the salmon to you: A long life, A full heart and a wet mouth!"
  726. Traditional Irish Toast
  727.  
  728. "May the frost never afflict your spuds. May the outside leaves of your
  729. cabbage always be free from worms. May the crow never pick your haystack,
  730. and may your donkey always be in foal."
  731. Traditional Irish Toast
  732.  
  733. "He know more than his "Our Father." "
  734. Traditional Irish Proverb
  735.  
  736. @78@
  737.          (__)             (__)             (__)             (__)
  738.          (oo)             (oo)             (oo)             (oo)
  739.   /-------\/       /-------\/       /-------\/       /-------\/
  740.  / |     ||       / |     ||       / |     ||       / |     ||
  741. *  ||----||      *  ||W---||      *  ||w---||      *  ||V---||
  742.    ~~    ~~         ~~    ~~         ~~    ~~         ~~    ~~
  743.      Cow           Cow laden        Same cow       Nancy Reagan-type
  744.                     with milk     after milking     cow with milk
  745.  
  746. @71@
  747.          (___)             (___)    *        (___)             (___)
  748.          (o o)             (o o)     \       (o o)             (o o)
  749.   /-------\ /       /-------\ /       \-------\ /       /-------\ /
  750.  / |     ||O       / |     ||O         |     ||O       / | ~#>-+|O
  751. *  ||,---||       *  ||@\--||          ||,---||       *  ||,----|
  752.    ~~    ~~          ~~    ~~          ~~    ~~          ~~     ~
  753.      Bull       Same bull after    Rotc bull after    Red-blooded American Bull
  754.                 seeing above cow   seeing other bull   shooting the Rotc bull
  755.  
  756. @7B@
  757.          (__)             (__)             (__)             (__)
  758.          (oo)             (oo)             (oo)             (oo)
  759.   /-------\/-*     /-------\/       /-------\/   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  760.  / |     || \     )*)(\/* /  *     / |     ||
  761. *  ||----||  *   \ |||/)|/()(    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  762. \/|(/)(/\/(,,/   \)|(/\/|)(/\
  763.   Cow munching   Grass munching   Cow in water       Cow in trouble
  764.     on grass         on cow
  765.  
  766. @7C@
  767.           (__)             (__)    *        (__) *      (__)
  768.           (oo)             (oo)     \       (oo) |      (oo)
  769.   /--------\/      /-oooooo-\/       \-------\/  \-------\/
  770.  * o|     ||      * ooooooooo     o  o|     ||   /     ||
  771.     ||----||     ooooooooooooo        ||----||>==/-----||
  772.  ooo~~    ~~    ooooooooooooooooo     ~~    ~~         ~~
  773.   Cow making      Cow in deep         Cow getting the manure
  774.    manure           manure              kicked out of her
  775.  
  776. @4F@
  777.          (__)
  778.          (oo)                       U
  779.   /-------\/                    /---V
  780.  / |     ||                    * |--|                       .
  781. *  ||----||
  782.    ~~    ~~
  783. Cow at 1 meter.         Cow at 100 meters.        Cow at 10,000 meters.
  784.  
  785. @0C@
  786.          (__)                     )__(                vv    vv
  787.          (oo)                     (oo)                ||----||  *
  788.   /-------\/               *-------\/                 ||     | /
  789.  / |     ||               / |     ||                 /\-------/
  790. *  ||----||              /  ||----||                (oo)
  791.    ~~    ~~                 vv    vv                (~~)
  792. American Cow              Polish Cow            Australian Cow
  793.  
  794. @1F@
  795.          (__)                     (__)                     (__)
  796.          (oo)                ____ (oo)                _---_(oo)
  797.   /-------\/               /-    --\/               /-     -\/
  798.  / |     ||               / |     ||               /|      ||
  799. *  ||----||              *  ||___-||              *  ||___-||
  800.    ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~
  801. Freshman Cow at          Freshman Cow             Freshman Cow
  802. start of school     After the "Freshman 15"    After the "Freshman 20"
  803.  
  804. @7A@
  805.          (__)                     (__)                     (__)
  806.          (OO)                     (@@)                     (xx)
  807.   /-------\/               /-------\/               /-------\/
  808.  / |     ||               / |     ||               / |     ||
  809. *  ||----||              *  ||----||              *  ||----||
  810.    ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~
  811. Cow who drank Jolt       Cow who ate              Cow who used Jolt to wash
  812.                       psychedelic mushrooms      down psychedelic mushrooms
  813.  
  814. @6C@
  815.                                          /\                  __
  816.                                         /  \                 ||
  817.              (__)                 (__)  \  /               (_||_)
  818.              SooS                 (oo)   \/                 (oo)
  819.       /------S\/S          /-------\/    /S          /-------\/
  820.      / |     ||           / |     ||    /  S        / |     ||
  821.     *  ||----||          *  ||----||___/    S      *  ||----||
  822.        ~~    ~~             ~~    ~~                  ~~    ~~
  823.     This cow belonged     Ben Franklin owned       Abe Lincoln's
  824.   to George Washington       this cow                   cow
  825.  
  826. @7E@
  827.                                                  (__)
  828.          *        (__)                           (oo)
  829.           \       (oo)                     /------\/
  830.            \-------\/                     /|  |/  |
  831.             | ==$ ||                     / |  [) ||
  832.             ||----||                    *  ||----||
  833.             ~~    ~~                       ~~    ~~
  834.      Old "One Arm" belonged           This cow was given to
  835.        to Ceasar's Palace           Hugh Hefner for his Birthday
  836.  
  837. @01@
  838.                   (___)               (__)      (__)
  839.                   ( O )               (oo)      (oo)
  840.            /-------\ /                 \/--------\/
  841.           / |     ||V                   |        |
  842.          *  ||----||                    ||------||
  843.             ~~    ~~                    ~~      ~~
  844.   The cyclops that Jason and         This cow lived with
  845. the Argonauts met had this cow          Dr. Doolittle
  846.  
  847. @78@
  848.              (__)                   (__)
  849.              [##]                   (@o)
  850.       /-------\/             /-------\/              /-------  (__)
  851.      / |     ||             / |     ||              / |     || (oo)
  852.     *  ||----||            *  ||----||             *  ||----|---\/
  853.        ~~    ~~               ~~    ~~                ~~    ~
  854.  This cow belonged      This cow lived with      This cow belonged to
  855.   to Flash Gordon       the Little Rascals       the Headless Horseman
  856.  
  857. @7E@
  858.                     (____)             (____)                           (____)
  859.                     (oo  )                (o  o)                        ( O O)
  860.          /-----------\  /          /-----\    /----          /-----------\  /
  861.         / ||       |  \/          / |   |  \/   |           / ||       |  \/
  862.        /  ||       ||||           \ |  |      | | |        /  ||       ||||
  863.       *   ||||-----||||            *| | |-----| | |       *   ||||-----||||
  864.           /\/\     /\/\             /\ /\     /\ /\           ~~~~     ~~~~
  865.      This cow belonged         This was Salvatore      No one was sure whether
  866.       to Pablo Picasso        Dali's favorite cow    M.C. Escher's cow had four
  867.                                                            legs or eight
  868.  
  869. @79@
  870.                O__O                             \_|_/
  871.                (oo)                             (oo)
  872.         /-------\/                       /-------\/
  873.        / |     ||                       / |     ||
  874.       *  ||----||                      *  ||----||
  875.          ~~    ~~                         ~~    ~~
  876.     Cow at Disneyland         Cow visiting the Statue of Liberty
  877.  
  878. @0B@
  879.                         (__)                        (__)
  880.                 ~~      (oo)                        (--)
  881.             ~~~~ /-------\/                        /-\/-\
  882.          ~~~~~  / |     ||                        /|    |\
  883.        ~~~~~   *  ||----||                       ~ |    | ~
  884.     ~~~~~~~~  ====~~====~~====                     |    |
  885. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~/                                     /----\
  886. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                /    \ \
  887. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~               ~      * ~
  888.      Cow Hanging Ten at Malibu           Cow sunning at Fort Lauderdale
  889.                                              (What a bod, huh guys?)
  890.  
  891. @5E@
  892.                )\               (__)
  893.               /  \              (oo)
  894.         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  895.            Cow swimming at Amityville
  896. (Where Jaws was filmed, for those less educated)
  897.  
  898.                                                            
  899.         *                                                 (__)
  900.          \                                                (DD)
  901.           \                                        /-------\/
  902.           |\                                      / |     ||_\_/
  903.         \ | \ (__)                               *  ||----|
  904.         \\|| \(oo)                                  ~~    ~
  905.          \||\ \\/                         Cow chugging brews and staring at
  906.           ~~ \||                            sunbathers at Fort Lauderdale
  907.            \\ ||
  908.             \\||
  909.              \||
  910.               ~~                                 / / / / / / / / / / /
  911.                \\_                              / / / / / / / / / / / /
  912.                 \_                              / / / / / _______   / /
  913.  Cow skiing a Black Diamond at Aspen            / / /    /   |   \  / /
  914.                                                 / / /    (__)|      / /
  915.                                                 / / /    (oo)|      / /
  916.    ( @@@ )                                        /-------\/ |
  917.     ( @@ )            (------------)             / |     ||~_|
  918.        @@  (__)       (  *>COUGH<* )            *  ||----|
  919.         @@ (oo) . . . (  *>COUGH<* )               ~~    ~
  920.      /--UU--\/        (____________)
  921.     / |    ||                              Cow sheltering from English Weather
  922.    *  ||---||
  923.    (New) Jersey Cow
  924.  
  925. @0B@
  926.                        O O                 O O
  927.                         \ \               / /
  928.                          \ \          (__) /
  929.           (__)            \ \         (xx)/
  930.           (DD)             \ +--------+\//
  931.    /-------\/               \|        | /
  932.   / |     ||                 +--------+
  933.  *  ||----||
  934.     ~~    ~~
  935. Cow fantasizing about "Riding the Mechanical Bull"
  936.             at Gillies in Texas
  937.  
  938. @7D@
  939.          o  o
  940.          |__|             (__)             (__)
  941.          (oo)             (oo)            =(oo)=         oo
  942.   /-------\/       /-------vv       /-------\/
  943.  / |     ||       / |     ||       / |     ||
  944. *  ||----||      *  ||----||      *  ||----||
  945.    ~~    ~~         ~~    ~~         ~~    ~~
  946.  bill bixby        bela lugosi      boris karloff  claude rains
  947.  male relative     cow              cow            cow
  948.  cow
  949.                        x
  950.                    xxxx|xxxx
  951.                 xxxxxxx|xxxxxxx
  952.                        |
  953.                       //
  954.                 (__) //                        (__)   (__)
  955.                 (oo)//                         (oo)===(oo)
  956.          /-------\//                    /-------\/     \/-------\
  957.         / |     |//                    / |     ||       ||     | \
  958.        *  ||----|                     *  ||----||       ||----||  *
  959.           ~~    ~~                       ~~    ~~       ~~    ~~
  960.      Julie Andrews Cow                         Siamese cows
  961.  
  962. @6F@
  963.                             o        o             (__)    ~
  964.                              \      /              (oo)   /
  965.                               \    /           _____\/___/
  966.              (__)              \__/           /  /\ / /
  967.              (oo)       _______(oo)          ~  /  * /
  968.     /---------\/       /|  ___  \/             / ___/
  969.    / | x=a(b)||       / | {   }||         *----/\
  970.   *  ||------||      *  ||{___}||             /  \
  971.      ~~      ~~         ||-----||            /   /
  972.                         ~~     ~~           ~    ~
  973.     Mathematical        Television      This cow does Disco
  974.         Cow                 Cow        (That's what comes of
  975.    (developer of        (Cow-thode      snorting cow-caine)
  976.      cow-culus)          Ray Tube)
  977.  
  978. @71@
  979.             o
  980.             | [---]
  981.             |   |
  982.             |   |                              |------========|
  983.        /----|---|\                             | **** |=======|
  984.       /___/___\___\                         o  | **** |=======|
  985.       |            |                     ___|  |==============|
  986.       |           |                ___  {(__)} |==============|
  987.       \-----------/             [](   )={(oo)} |==============|
  988.        \  \   /  /             /---===--{ \/ } |
  989.     -----------------         / | NASA  |====  |
  990.     |               |        *  ||------||-----~
  991.     -----------------           ||      |      |
  992.       /    /  \   \             ~~      ~      |
  993.      /     ----    \
  994.       ~~         ~~           This cow jumped over the Moon
  995.  
  996. @6B@
  997.                 (__)
  998.                ([][])            "I have this recurring dream
  999.                __\/_--U              about golden arches."..  (__)
  1000.               /\    \__                                 ~  :..("")
  1001.              /\\\  /  /                         //\  ____\_____\/ //
  1002.             /----~/__/\ /\                     // \\/     \___ / //
  1003.                 \\\____/--\--                 // /-/__________/ //
  1004.                  /======   \/            =======/==============//
  1005.               *_/ /    \   /~              //  /              \\
  1006.                  /      \ ~               //                   \\
  1007.                      Psycowlogist and patient
  1008.  
  1009. @4E@
  1010.                                                (___)
  1011.           \~~~~~~~~\   (__)                    (o o)
  1012.            \~~~~~~~~\\ (oo)                     \ /
  1013.         *-----\_______\/\/                    \--O--/
  1014.       ~_______/   ---  \______~              // -----\
  1015.      ~--------\   \S/  /\_____~              \\/_~{} /==V===[]
  1016.                \______/                        \_____\\//
  1017.                                                 \__/
  1018.    It's a bird...                               //\\         The Boss
  1019.     It's a plane...                             //  \\   (Bruce Holstien)
  1020.                                                 //   //
  1021.                                                 ~~    ~~
  1022.  
  1023. @79@
  1024.                                           ==================
  1025.  _____________________________            H                H
  1026.  |             |-------------|            H     (__)       H
  1027.  |             |   ________  |            H     (oo)       H       __
  1028.  |   COWNTY    |  | (|__|) | |            H    / \/ \      H     /    \
  1029.  |    JAIL     |  |  |oo|  | |            H   | |  | |     H    | STOP |
  1030.  |             |  |__|\/|__| |            H   D===b=-----  H     \ __ /
  1031.  |             | o           |            H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H       ||
  1032.  |             | ~           |            H                H       ||
  1033.  |             | ]           |            H                H       ||
  1034.  |             |             |            H                H       ||
  1035.  |_____________|_____________|            H                H       ||
  1036.                                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~     ~~~~~~~
  1037.  Some cows get in trouble...                 Cattle Guard
  1038.  
  1039. @78@
  1040.      (  (    )
  1041.    ( (     )   )
  1042.    ( (         )
  1043.   (           / )
  1044.  ( ( \\       )
  1045.      ( |  // )
  1046.        |   |    (__)
  1047.        |   |    (oo)                   (__)
  1048.        |   | ----\/              ______(oo)_____
  1049.        |   |    ||              ( _)_______(__) )
  1050.      **|   | ---||                \ __________/
  1051.     ``'---------~~
  1052.         Cow Hide                     Cow Pie
  1053.  
  1054. @7E@
  1055.                    \  |  /         ___________
  1056.     ____________  \ \_# /         |  ___      |       _________
  1057.    |            |  \  #/          | |   |     |      | = = = = |
  1058.    | |   |   |  |   \\#           | |`v'|     |      |         |
  1059.    |            |    \#  //       |  --- ___  |      | |  || | |
  1060.    | |   |   |  |     #_//        |     |   | |      |         |
  1061.    |            |  \\ #_/_______  |     |   | |      | |  || | |
  1062.    | |   |   |  |   \\# /_____/ \ |      ---  |      |         |
  1063.    |            |    \# |+ ++|  | |  |~~~~~~| |      | |  || | |
  1064.    |            |    \# |+ ++|  | |  |~~~~~~| |      | |  || | |
  1065. ~~~|    (~~~~~) |~~~~~#~| H  |_ |~|  | |||| | |~~~~~~|         |
  1066.    |    ( ||| ) |     # ~~~~~~    |  | |||| | |      | ||||||| |
  1067.    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~________/  /_____ |  | |||| | |      | ||||||| |
  1068.         `v'-                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~      | ||||||| |
  1069.          || |`.      (__)    (__)                          ( )
  1070.                      (oo)    (oo)                       /---V
  1071.               /-------\/      \/ --------\             * |  |
  1072.              / |     ||        ||_______| \
  1073.             *  ||W---||        ||      ||  *
  1074.                ~~    ~~        ~~      ~~
  1075.                         "Cow Town"
  1076.  
  1077. @29@
  1078.               \ (__)                       (__)
  1079.               \\(oo)                       (\/)
  1080.          /-----\\\/                 /-------\/
  1081.         / |    (##)                / |     ||
  1082.        *  ||----||"               *  ||----||
  1083.           ~~    ~~                   ~~    ~~
  1084.     This cow plays bagpipes.      Cow from Beijing
  1085.  
  1086. @7B@
  1087.          (__)                     (__)                     (__)
  1088.          (\/)                     ($$)                     (**)
  1089.   /-------\/               /-------\/               /-------\/
  1090.  / | 666 ||               / |=====||               / |     ||
  1091. *  ||----||              *  ||----||              *  ||----||
  1092.    ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~                 ~~    ~~
  1093. Satanic cow           This cow is a Yuppie         Cow in love
  1094.  
  1095. @6D@
  1096.          (__)                                              (__)
  1097.          (oo)                                              (oo)
  1098.   /-'''''-\/                            /-------------------\/
  1099.  / |'''''||                            / |                 ||
  1100. *  ||''''||                           *  ||----------------||
  1101.    ~~    ~~                              ~~                ~~
  1102.  Cow in Argyle                                Stretch Cow
  1103.                          *
  1104.                       **   **
  1105.                  * **  * * *  **
  1106.                 *   /  /   \ *  *
  1107.              \  \ /  \        / /                         (__)
  1108.           *  /  / \  \  (__)  \ \                /--------(00)
  1109.             /           (00)  / /               / |      |(  )
  1110.             \    /-------\/   \ \              *  ||---- ||()
  1111.             /   / |     ||    / /                 ||     ||
  1112.           \ \  *  ||----||    \ \                 ~~     ~~
  1113.          /  /     ~~    ~~    / /            Cow Chewing Marbles
  1114.                  Cow in Heat
  1115.  
  1116. @8A@
  1117.                                                (__)
  1118.                                                (oo)
  1119.                                         /-------\/
  1120.                                        / |     ||
  1121.                                       *  OO----OO
  1122.                                      low rider cow
  1123.  
  1124. @7C@
  1125.          (__)                 \__\                 (__)
  1126.          (oo)             o   (oo)                 (oo)
  1127.   /-------\/           ____\___\/          *+-------\/
  1128.  / |     ||           / |     ||           ||______||
  1129. *  ||----||          *  ||----||             ||----||
  1130.    OO    OO             OO    OO             OO    OO
  1131. Detroit cow          Mustang cow            pickup cow
  1132.  
  1133. @1E@
  1134.                  (__)              (__)              \_||_~
  1135.                  (oo)              (oo)              (*||*)
  1136.   /---------------\/           /----\/        /-------\||/
  1137.  / |             ||           /    ||        / |     ||
  1138. *  ||------------||        *-||----||       *  ||----||
  1139.    OO            OO          OO    OO          OO    }{
  1140.       li-moo-cow          fastback cow      teenager's cow
  1141.  
  1142. @79@
  1143.          ____
  1144.         (____)
  1145.                                .xxxx.
  1146.          (__)                  '(oo)`
  1147.          (oo)            /-----'-\/ `
  1148.   /-------\/            / |    |============>
  1149.  / |     ||            *  ||----| (~)
  1150. *  ||----||               ~~    ~
  1151.    ~~    ~~             Moo-ammar Cowdafi
  1152.    holy cow            armed and dangerous
  1153.  
  1154. @6A@
  1155.          (___)             (___)
  1156.          (o o)             (o o)
  1157.   /-------\ /       /-------\ /
  1158.  / |     ||O       / |  O~ ||O
  1159. *  ||,---||       *  ||,---||
  1160.    ~~    ~~          ~~    ~~
  1161.     A Bull       A-bomb-in-a-bull     No-bull
  1162.  
  1163. @0D@
  1164.            (---)
  1165.            (   )
  1166.           /-----\                          (___)
  1167.           |     |                          (o o)
  1168.           |  |  |                   (-----) \ /
  1169.           |  |  |                  /  / \    O
  1170.           |  *  |                 *  | O |
  1171.           ~~   ~~                    -----
  1172.           Coward                  Phone Bull
  1173.  
  1174. @CF@
  1175.                   __________________________
  1176.          }__{    / Send YOUR cow pictures to \
  1177.          (00)   ( ewtileni@pucc.Princeton.EDU )
  1178.   :****** \/ ==='\___________________________/'
  1179.  : #     ##
  1180.    ##****##
  1181.    ""    ""
  1182.  
  1183. @7A@
  1184.  |    |                              |    |           *
  1185.  |    |            (__)              |    |            \       (__)
  1186.  |    |            (oo)              |    |             \      (oo)
  1187.  |    |     /-------\/               |    |          -----------\/--
  1188.  |    |    / |     ||                |    |          ----|      |---
  1189.  |    |   *  ||----||                |    |              --------
  1190.  |    \______~~____~~___             |    \_________________
  1191.  |     _________________             |     _________________
  1192.  |    /                              |    /
  1193.  |    |                              |    |
  1194.  |    |                              |    |
  1195.  |    |                              |    |
  1196.  |    |                              |    |
  1197.  |    |                              |    |
  1198.  |    |                              |    |
  1199.  |    |                              |    |
  1200. /      \                            /      \
  1201. Cow perched on a tree.              Cow attempting to fly off tree.
  1202.  
  1203. @0C@
  1204.  |    |
  1205.  |    |
  1206.  |    |
  1207.  |    |
  1208.  |    |
  1209.  |    |
  1210.  |    \_________________
  1211.  |     _________________
  1212.  |    /
  1213.  |    |
  1214.  |    |
  1215.  |    |
  1216.  |    |
  1217.  |    |
  1218.  |    |                                (__)
  1219.  |    |                      *---------(..)
  1220. /      \                        ~~----~~\/
  1221. Cow that has failed miserably in the attempt.
  1222.  
  1223. @3E@
  1224.   .            /\         .       .        :                (__)
  1225.         .     /  \      .          .       :                (xx)
  1226.              /    \   .        .    *      :         __------\/
  1227.             /      \              *        :        * ||____||
  1228.             | (__) |   .    .   **         :         / |    |\
  1229.      .     /| (oo) |\           **         :
  1230.           / | /\/\ | \   .     . *         :         Hamburger
  1231.       .  /  |=|==|=|  \     .      *       :
  1232.      . /    | |  | |    \  .               :
  1233.       / USA | ~||~ |NASA \     .           :       *        (__)
  1234.      |______|  ~~  |______|       .        :        \       (oo)
  1235.     .       (__||__)     .   .             :         \-------\/
  1236.        .    /_\  /_\  .     .    .         :        8-|     ||
  1237.             !!!  !!!                       :          ||----||
  1238.                                            :          ~~    ~~
  1239.   The cow that jumped over the moon.       :         Flying Cow
  1240.  
  1241. @78@
  1242.                           ...---...
  1243.                        ../  / | \  \..
  1244.                      ./ /  /  |  \  \ \.
  1245.                     /  /   /  |  \   \  \
  1246.                    /  /   /   |   \   \  \
  1247.                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  1248.                    \          |          /
  1249.                     \         |         /
  1250.                      \        |        /
  1251.                       \       |       /
  1252.                        \      |      /
  1253.                         \     |     /
  1254.                          \    |    /
  1255.                           \   |   /
  1256.                            \  |  /
  1257.                             \ | /(__)
  1258.                              \|/ (oo)
  1259.                           /---++--\/
  1260.                          / |  || ||
  1261.                         *  ||-++-||
  1262.                            ~~    ~~
  1263.                Cow surviving attack by Red Baron
  1264.  
  1265. @2B@
  1266.               ..---..                             (__)
  1267.              /       \                            (oo)
  1268.              |  RIP  |                     /-------\/
  1269.              |       |                    / |     ||
  1270.              |       |                   *  ||----||
  1271.              |       |                      ~~    ~~
  1272.              |       |
  1273. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\/////////////////
  1274.             Elvis's Cow...      ...Or is it alive and living in tax exile???
  1275.  
  1276. @6D@
  1277.                      (__)
  1278.                      (oo)
  1279.         /---+      +--\/
  1280.        / |  |      | ||
  1281.       *  ||-+      +-||
  1282.          ~~          ~~                             *
  1283.    David Copperfield's Cow               David Copperfield's other Cow
  1284.  
  1285. @70@
  1286.                                     (__)
  1287.                                     (oo)
  1288.                              /-------\/
  1289.                             / |     ||
  1290.                            *  ||----||
  1291.                               ~~    ~~
  1292.                              (__)  (__)
  1293.                              (oo)  (oo)
  1294.                       /-------\/    \/-------\
  1295.                      / |     || -~~- ||     | \
  1296.                     *  ||----   -~~-       ||  *
  1297.                        ~~                  ~~
  1298.                       (__)                (__)
  1299.                       (oo)                (oo)
  1300.                /-------\/                  \/-------\
  1301.               / |     ||                    ||     | \
  1302.              *  ||----||                    ||----||  *
  1303.                 ~~    ~~                    ~~    ~~
  1304.                  Barnum's Troupe of performing cows
  1305.  
  1306. @FC@
  1307.                     (__)                       _--------_
  1308.                     (oo)                      |__________|   BIG
  1309.              /-------\/                        XXXXXXXXXX    MAC
  1310.             / | 007 ||                         __________
  1311.            *  ||----||                        |_        _|
  1312.               ~~    ~~                          --------
  1313.        Cow licenced to kill      Enemy Cow after having met previous cow
  1314.  
  1315. @0E@
  1316.                                                      (__)
  1317.                                                      (oo)
  1318.                                                     /'~~~-m
  1319.             (__)                                   / '' ` )
  1320.             (oo)    o     /| /|/|_                |      /|
  1321.            / \/    /    /      _ /                |  |  | |
  1322.           /  _\===~   ___\_____/___               |_____|_|
  1323.       ___|__/ |/\    (___________(_)               //|| ||
  1324.      *        ~ ~                                 *  ww ww
  1325.             Mrs. O'Leary's Cow                 Cow'nt Dracula
  1326.  
  1327. @09@
  1328.  ____             ____                                |+++++|
  1329. |++++|    ___    |++++|                       ____    |+++++|
  1330. |++++|   |++ ______________________          |++++|   |+++++|
  1331. |++++|   |++/      /( )\           \         |++++|   |+++++|   __
  1332. |    |   |+|      |-oo- |           \______  |++++|   |+++++|  |++|
  1333. -----(__)--|       \__\/           _(__)_  \ ----------------------------------
  1334.  o   ( oo /_______________________| (oo)  \ |         __
  1335.  |  _/\_| |  M O O - B U S T E R S|__\/\ /| |        /oo| - Bleaurgh!
  1336.  |-|  \\____                         ------  )_    /|  /\
  1337.   -|_  \_|-_|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0     _|  *  \/  *
  1338.      \  |  __________________________________/
  1339.      |  W|  \ \_/ /----------------- \ \_/ /
  1340.      / /\ \  \___/                    \___/
  1341.     / /  \ \
  1342.     ~~~   ~~~                                      Who you gonna call...?
  1343.  
  1344. @0B@
  1345.         (__)                   (__)                    (__)       (----------)
  1346.         (00)                   (-o)                    (--) . . . ( *>YAWN<* )
  1347.   /------\/              /------\/               /------\/        (----------)
  1348.  /|     ||              /|     ||               /|     ||
  1349. * ||----||             * ||----||              * ||----||
  1350. Cow w/ Glasses    Flirtatious cow (winking)   Cow after pulling an all-nighter
  1351.  
  1352. @4E@
  1353. *        (__)              (__)               (__)               (__)
  1354.  \       (oo)              (oo)               (oo)               (oo)
  1355.   \-------\/        /-------\/         /-------\/         /-------\/
  1356.   /|      |\       / /      \         / \      /         / \      \
  1357.  //||----||\\     * //------\\       *   \\--//         *   \\----\\
  1358.  ~ ~~    ~~ ~       ~        ~            ~  ~               ~     ~
  1359. Cow walking         Cow jogging         Same cow        Cow breaking
  1360.  
  1361. @69@
  1362.           (__)
  1363.           (oo)                       (__) o       *     (__)
  1364.            \/                        (oo)/ "      |     (oo)
  1365.        ____| \____            /-------\/(__ o=o=o=|------\/
  1366.        ---/   --**           / |       /          |      |
  1367.     *____/    |___//        *  ||----||           ||----||
  1368.         //--------/            ~~    ~~           ~~    ~~
  1369.        //__                      Cow           Cow pooing
  1370.        Cow marching            standing
  1371.  
  1372. @78@
  1373.    Side      Front   Side   back                (___)  Where's all the bulls!
  1374.    (__)      (__)    (__)   (__)                (O O)/
  1375.    ( oo      (oo)    oo )   (  )            ~  _/\ /\_  ~
  1376.    /\_|      /\/\    |_/\   /  \            \\/   O   \//
  1377. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1378.  
  1379. @74@
  1380. (___)
  1381. (  OO
  1382.  \_ | - Got some cows that aren't in here?  Add yours to the official
  1383.    \O   collection!  Send them to:  ewtileni@pucc.Princeton.EDU
  1384.  
  1385. @0E@
  1386. (___)
  1387. (  --
  1388.  \_ | - G'nite, and thank you for your support.   Zzz z z z z z  z   z
  1389.    \O
  1390.           Thanks to EVERYONE who contributed COWS!
  1391.  
  1392. @0C@
  1393.          (__)         Eric W. Tilenius
  1394.          (oo)
  1395.   /-------\/          President, Princeton Planetary Society
  1396.  / |     ||
  1397. *  ||----||           609-734-7677  //  ewtileni@pucc.Princeton.EDU
  1398.  
  1399.  
  1400. @CLS@@07@@1F@        @1E@WILD BEE'S BBS       
  1401.  @11@█@1E@█      209 826-8107       █
  1402.    ▀▄       @4E@       @1E@       ▄▀ 
  1403.        ▀▄@10@▄@07@           @10@▄@1E@▄▀     
  1404.        @01@▀@10@███████ ███████      
  1405.       ███@0F@▄███▄@10@███@0F@▄███▄@10@██     
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  1407.    @01@██@10@███@0F@████▀▀▀█▀▀▀████▌ @1F@    
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  1409.    @01@ @0E@▄█████▄▄@0F@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@0E@▄██████ @1E@ 
  1410.    @0E@ ███▀███▌   @07@▀▀▀  @0E@▐@1E@██████@0E@ @1E@ 
  1411.    @0E@ ▀█▄▄▀████▄▄▄▄▄▄███▀ █@1E@█@0E@▀ @1E@ 
  1412.        @01@▄@0E@▀██▄       ▄██▀@01@▄▄▄@11@   
  1413.          @01@▄▄@0E@▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀@01@▄▄@11@       
  1414.                              
  1415.  @18@ANSI BEE by ED REY          
  1416.  
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