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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Mar 2000.
Re: Need: Sword/Crown 4 lines, no more. Is that possible?

Re: Need: Sword/Crown 4 lines, no more. Is that possible?


"%meregoddess" wrote:
> 
> I need a sword that is no more than 4 lines.  Either that or a crown.
> 
> Can someone help me with that?
> 
> --
> I am merely a woman with delusions of grandeur....
> Coupled with an inferiority complex...
> 
>                  ���`��.�(^_^)�.����`�



one line sword:    o==(---------------------


three line sword:

           _____________________________ 
  /\------|_____________________________\
  \/------|_____________________________/
   


or maybe five lines:
 __          |
/  \__ __ __
|------------------------------------------------------------\  
| (
__(__(__(|===============================================--------------- 
\__/        
|------------------------------------------------------------/
             |

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