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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 May 2002.
Re: request: one line food

Re: request: one line food

Kirk Is <kir...@alienbill.com> wrote in message news:<YosI8.22$x2....@news.tufts.edu>...
> I'm making a character based game (consisting of one line of 
> text) and I'm looking for ideas for 'food', basically 
> divided into tasty or bad for you and not-tasty/good for you

Mmm, I got some lovely tasties....

mouse ~~(__o>  or  ~~(__*>

fish ><(((o>

rat ~~(�� ����> (someone elses that one, but I dont know who)

spiders  /\/\O/\/\ (yum!!)

coffee [~~]D (someone else work, again dont know who tho)

Puffed tweet: � � � � � � � �

choccies:  /^\ (add underline if you can, then it wx nicely)

 \ OOOO /  a bowl of chocs - add underline so the bowl is like this: \_______/

I suppose ( would just about pass for a banana.

Oh, one popular with lots of ppl, good old worms  ~~ and ~~~

Regards, NT

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