Re: [pic] ambigram

> :> >New one I did for the parents of a friend of mine - Christine and ... well,
> :> >lets see if its clear enough to see the other name :)
> :> >
> :> >  ,---      __  *  ___
> :> > /   |__|  /| \ |," ( `
> :> > \   |  | / |_/-|    \
> :> >  `---  *'  | \/ `.__J
> :> >
> :> David
>
> : IDGI - I Dont Get It.
> : Again .. you give me a headache.
>
> : This just says Chris .. I don't even know what an ambigram is..
> : But ! .. ambi has to do with two and gram with signature (or weight .. but thats
another
> : language)
>
> : A doublesignature ..
> : Now I have learned that ...
>
> : But it still just says Chris and the 'tine' in it can't be seen anywhere
>
> Yes, people just call her 'Chris'. There is no 'tine' to be found. An
> ambigram (such as my sig) is such that it can be read in more than one way.
> In both my sig and the above ambigram, you read it the other way by looking
> at it upside down.
>
> --
>  ,-.  Henry Segerman
>  |/
>  |,--.  /\  |  /| /"\/"\   |
> /|   |  |/ /| / |/ /|  |   |/
>  |   \_/\_/ |/  |  \/  `--'|
>                           /|
>          uewJa6aS hJuaH  `-'

I SEE IT ! *joy joy joy! - Jumping up and down*
You are upside-down *g* (pun intended.. but i'm not sure in works in english)

It does spell David .. I like the henry acsii better though .. that's nearly perfect and
as perfect as it could be done using plain 7 bit ascii

Doesn't "Chris" confuse some people ?
I mean .. it's also a boy's name.