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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Feb 1999.
Re: I need a special ascii-art

Re: I need a special ascii-art

llizard wrote:
[...]
> > > >
> > > >                            _  . _
> > > >             _ ssh!  .A.A- |_|  |_| '
> > > >            jO     .U    ` | |. | |
> > > >           //\    u_
> > > >          ((  +__u| )    Ascii Nursery
> > > >           `\  \___/     http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/
> > > >    a:f   / /   o~o
> > >
> You are quite right, of course. Let me rephrase it. Was it a Freudian
> moral for the PERSON who throws caution (with the bikini top) to the
> wind?

I refuse to be cross-examined about Freud and/or bikini tops.
Or to rephrase that: I'll be cautious.

[...]
> > >   '  '       _\'            ,
> > >   ' ,    _,-'  \            \ ((((
> > >   \,_,--'       \          "", ))))
> > >                  \     ____ /((( .`
> > >                   \    \+=+/ ))& _=   (,
> > >                    \    \=+\(()(      /
> > >                     \    \+=\))\))___/
> > >                      \    \=+)_(___       _[]______ <---supposed to be
> > >                       \    \(/_____-.`    ----+----       nail varnish
> > >                        \   |_____\ _ \\       |
> > >                         \  |======\ ( \\      |
> > >                          \ |       \ ` \\     |
> > >   ejm                     \|        \  )`__,, |
> > >
> > [...]
> > Nice legs! But with nail varnish in sight ...
> the nail varnish? What does this mean? You don't care for bright blue
> toenails? They go so beautifully with the bright blue sea and sky!

Oh yes? I never thought of it that way. Anyway, I personally
prefer the sky or the blue sea to toes when I want to see
a bright blue. :)

> The legs are actually bothering me. You'll notice that her calves are
> really not aligned properly to the rest of her. 

No I won't. Which font are you using? In my Emacs-Courier-New
those are - as I said - nice legs.

It's a nuisance that there are so many fixed width fonts
out there. Even if they go by the same name, the result 
can be quite different. 

(And no, I don't want to hear about Topaz-New again. Thanks.)

> llizard aka ejm  cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca    ha             ,^
> http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/   ha ---%^^^^^^^^^^
> ASCII-ar+, ASCII and gif anima+ions            ha  /   "    "

:)
Andreas
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