Medusa (i.e. snakes, again. It was a big lie.)
Well, I see Andreas and Veronica have shown up my ugly attempt at tiny
snakes. Both snakes are brilliant, but I don't think they look
_EVIL_ enough, so I'mma gonna try again:
._._.. _._._ .._._.
/o''o) \ /o___o\ / (o``o\
(__.-")/'| \/' `\/ /`\("-.__)
`/` /|_ | `\.|./' / _/ \ '\'
`/`' | _| | |_| /_ / `'\'
^ \_ \_|_^ |_/_ / ^
__...\ _ | _ /_ ....__
.._..' .___/ _ _ ____. '.._..
/o'_`o\/ / (`) (') \ \/o'_`o\
(/` '\) | / ) (/` '\)
`\.|./' \ ' / `\.|./'
! \ -, / !
^ \ / AsH ^
\_-_/
"Hmmm.... I think I need a haircut."
or
"Would you guys SHUT UP. I'm trying to get some sleep."
The main face is SEVERELY in need of a rediddle. I can't think what the
Medusa looks like, but she certainly don't look like that. (:
.--_ ..---..--_--. .--_--..---.. _--.
( , . /. \ \ Andy Hood / / .\ . , )
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/ / . ) ( . \ \
./ / .' _.) .' AH7709 `. (._ `. \ \.
/ o o . _.-" / .' @@ `. \ "-._ . o o \
\ _.-"/ /.'*| bris |*`.\ \ "-._ /
\ .__. .-"/` / //'\**| ac |**/`\\ \ '\"-. .__. /
\| \ | /` / //_ _ :*| uk |*: _ _\\ \ '\ | / |/
` \|/`/ //|_ _ _:*| || |*:_ _ _|\\ \'\|/ '
: .// .// | _ _ :*| || |*: _ _ | \\. \\. :
\`-|\_/ / \ _ _ \*\ || /*/ _ _ / \ \_/;-'/
`/'\__/ \ _ _ \*\ || /*/ _ _ / \__/`\'
/^| \ _ _ \*\___ || ___/*/ _ _ / |^\
' ` \ _ _ \*\- \||/ -/*/ _ _ / ' `
\_ _*\__||__/*_ _/ AsH
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,869435e5ecc2fa95,start X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Andy Hood <ah7...@bris.ac.uk> Subject: Medusa (i.e. snakes, again. It was a big lie.) Date: 1998/02/28 Message-ID: <Pin...@sis.bris.ac.uk>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 329477446 Sender: use...@fsa.bris.ac.uk (Usenet) Mime-Version: 1.0 X-Nntp-Posting-Host: sis.bris.ac.uk Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII Organization: University of Bristol, England Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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