Re: 3byte-ASCII-art?
From Jan-Erik Finnberg <whe...@icenet.no.spam.please.fi>
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· 6 Jan 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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On Wed, 5 Jan 2000 15:36:41 +0100, "m.schuster" <ple...@sk.me> wrote: >is there a division in ascii-art that deals with art that is made of only a >few letters (Like smileys)? I am collecting stuff like that, so if there's I think that's a great idea, a subclass of one-liners. //\ It's a tent... I suck at this... >�m~ "The cat (normal)" (this is luc's sign) >�m* "The cat (angry) >�m� "The cat (lunchtime) These are cute, but unfortunately not ascii, replace � with o and � with ' and you have pure ascii. BARK y ,HISS `nC gm* bark bark! (88) Oo..~nc ..~mo /\ meow! om~ (88) _zR /\ Okay, that's a 3-byte dog chasing a 3-byte cat up a tree, then lieing (That word can't be right) under the tree waiting. -- Jan-Erik Finnberg whe...@icenet.no.spam.please.fi ICQ:49316651 http://www.saunalahti.fi/~wheany/FFVII/ FF7 midis and not much more!! http://www.saunalahti.fi/~wheany/nethack/ Nethack 3.3.0 download "Life is like a metaphor"
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