Re: My very own cat !
Hi cfb...@southern.co.nz... c(D> Eli Ganam (gan...@power.net) wrote: >>>> Here's a very nice kitty i made: c(D> > >>>> /\_/\ >>>> ____/ o o \ >>>> /~____ =�= / >>>> (______)__m_m c(D> > c(D> > >> c(D> A___A >> c(D> ____ / o o \ >> c(D> /~____ ='= / >> c(D> (______)__m_m_) >> That cat looks like mine ! >> Someone copied it, do you have the e-mail address of this >> "artist" who made this cat ? >> I'll like to have a little chat with him. c(D> But he/she might well say the same about your cat ! :-) Mmmm... if he\she didn't copied it, then he/she can say the same thing about my cat. c(D> When did you actually first make your cat ? There have been similar c(D> versions of it much earlier than your recent posting. I did it about a year ago. Have you saw it earlier ? c(D> /\__/\ c(D> _____; o o ; c(D> _/`_____ =^= / -Margaret A. Megann- c(D> <________>__m_m_> That thing doesn't look like mine. c(D> _ c(D> /--------\ | | c(D> | | o o | |_________ / / c(D> |_| # |_| \/ / c(D> | _ | INTP / A___A c(D> A___A \___/| ____ / |o o| c(D> ____ / o o \ | / \ \ |='=| c(D> ___/~____ ='= /__________| /______\ |______/ |_____________ c(D> (______)__m_m_) | | | | / |||| ESFP c(D> ISFJ / | / | |___||||] c(D> -Jennifer Robles- c(D> Jennifer Robles wrote: >> This is my .sig file for e-mail. It's got two cats. I drew >> the one on the right, and borrowed the one on the left from >> Michelle Bishop. Mmmm... so do you know Michelle Bishop E-Mail address ? :) c(D> So Michelle Bishop was the original author of this cat ? Shall we c(D> now attribute it to her ? Yes. I think we should. c(D> A___A c(D> ____ / o o \ c(D> /~____ ='= / -Michelle Bishop- c(D> (______)__m_m_) Correct. c(D> Note the A used for the ears...which was first used in 1993/94 only c(D> by Meindert de Jong...who is known for originality... c(D> A_A c(D> (-.-) c(D> |-| c(D> / \ c(D> | | __ c(D> | || | | \__ c(D> \_||_/_/ c(D> Meindert c(D> de Jong I don't use does 'A', so i'm the original one. c(D> Also note...the Eli Ganam cat uses a non-standard Ascii character c(D> for the nose... c(D> /\_/\ c(D> ____/ o o \ c(D> /~____ =�= / c(D> (______)__m_m) c(D> -Eli Ganam- As I said, i'm very original. c(D> So do we now have a Federal Case on which kitty picture came first ? c(D> All those cats are simple but do have some real differences on close c(D> examination. WOW, you analyzed the process of the cat. Cool. :) c(D> However, it certainly raises a few questions: c(D> At what point does a diddled picture taken from an original become c(D> a new picture attributable to the diddler ? Huh? c(D> If someone diddles a picture should the diddler put the original c(D> author's name on a diddled version of the picture, which might be c(D> quite different and the original artist may not like the new diddle c(D> having his name on it ? I think he should mention that the picture isn't original, and that it's taken from someone. c(D> Tricky can of worms isn't it ? No! c(D> You have to be comfortable with what you choose to do. It is no big c(D> deal really because Ascii Artists do not make $$$ for their work...or c(D> do they ? Hmm... *8-) Some of them do. In my case, no bucks are involved :(, I want money :) Eli Ganam. /// SuperEDiT v1.70 UNREG� --- Terminate 4.00/Pro * Origin: (A) So what's your point ? (A) (23:600/100.3)
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII X-Google-Thread: f996b,e99fe6b14c37b37e X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Eli Ganam <gan...@power.net> Subject: Re: My very own cat ! Date: 1996/10/30 Message-ID: <55b2ro$16j...@news.ibm.net.il> X-Deja-AN: 193500566 to: cfb...@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwai organization: IBM Israel newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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