Re: Nano Knights' Sword Fight
Michele Cerulli wrote: > (O/\O) Ready > ^ ^ > > (O/ O) Go! > ^ /^ > > (O_ \O) Oop! > ^ ^ > > > (O_ _O) Swish > ^ ^ > > (O O) Sclak > ^\/^ > > > (O_ _O) Zip > ^ ^ > > > (O/_O) Tadah! > ^ ^ > > (O_O) Szack! > ^\^ > > O _O) Aargh > /^ ^ > > \O) Aha! > _O< ^ > > > |O| Yuppi! > _O. ^ mc > > > Does it look like a sword fight, or is it just my damaged > imagination? > > > ----------------. > .-. .-. | Michele Cerulli > ( )( ) | > ^-^ ^-^ mc '-> www-studenti.dm.unipi.it/~cerulli/ascii/mc.php > It looks great! I really like such simple epic drawings :) Thanks, Vit -- ,~'^^'~. When responding ,qdWWbp, ( ) change "nospam" (WMWMMWMW) `~.,,.~` to "volny", VB. `"YMMP"`
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