Re: what do you think of this one?
From Kevin Brideau <en0...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA>
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· 22 Dec 2000 17:08 · View full thread
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jerome lecerf (lec...@epita.fr) writes: > here is my first ascii-art > > + > + > ++++++ > + > + > > Have you recognize ? It's a cross! Cross? Looks more like a small fleet of starships running a hole in a blockade of their home planet to me. Oh, wait, I was looking it at the wrong way. :) > It's my X-mas gift. Thank you. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. -Kevin -- .|| ||. // How many Spiders have *you* killed today? \\ .\\()//. //==|/ |_ \ / | |\ | |\/| |) |) | |\ |_ /\ | |==\\ .//(__)\\. \\==|\ |_ \/ | | \| | |. |) |\ | |/ |_ /--\ |__|==// .\\ //. \\ KevinB: 97 Spiders: 0 *Evil* Spiders: 1 //
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