Re: Indian Dancing God!
From Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL>
· alt.ascii-art
· 18 Mar 2002 10:37 · View full thread
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--(Once apon a time, in alt.ascii-art,)-- --(dynoguru said it like only they can.)-- > > Dancing Indian God (Shiva) ! > called NATARAJA => King of Dance. > [Courier New] Somehow looks bad in Lucida console font??? why is it so? > > > <snip indian ascii> > Diddles most welcome! > > Ref : > http://academics.stonehill.edu/Fine-Arts/History%20of%20Art/Hist.%20of%20Art > %201%20Final/Shiva%20Nataraja.jpg > Great post. Any chance of you doing an ascii of Kama? The Indian goddess of love who rides atop a bird (pariot?) and shoots flower tipped arrows? Not that I keep up on these things. -- --(tty...@faux.local|04:45|/home/faux)-- cat .sig .uin It's a damn poor mind that can only think of one way to spell a word. - Andrew Jackson UIN=66618055
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