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                        From Dan Gervais <dan...@cts.com>
                        · rec.arts.ascii
                        · 8 Oct 1994 17:17                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        
In article <36skgo$4p...@gagme.wwa.com> dis...@nunic.nu.edu (David S. Issel) writes:
>From: dis...@nunic.nu.edu (David S. Issel)
>Subject: Line: Books
>Date: 4 Oct 1994 17:21:12 -0500


>+------ Rob Hudson (rhu...@uta.edu) wrote: -----------
>|
>| I'd like small book, probably no higher than four or five lines.  I came
>| up with this on my own:
>|       
>|        /-/|
>|       /_/ |
>|       | |/|
>|       |^| |
>|       |_|/
>|
>| ...but I was hoping that someone could come up with better, maybe?

>Here are two books that I have:

>                           _______     
>                          /      /,    
>                         /      //     
>                        /______//      
>                       (______(/       Jussi Roine

>                      ______ ______     
>                    _/      Y      \_   
>                   // ~~ ~~ | ~~ ~  \\
>                  // ~ ~ ~~ | ~~~ ~~ \\ 
>                 //________.|.________\\    Original: ???
>                `----------`-'----------'   Diddled:  David S. Issel

>Have a great day,
>Dave.
>--          _
>PROGRAM  (pro'-gram)  [n] A magic spell cast over a    .----.   . - .
>computer allowing it to turn one's input into error    |C>_.|.:'.:.   .
>messages.    [vi] To engage in a pastime similar to   _|____|_ `:.  O_/
>banging one's head against a wall,  but, with fewer  |      --|   \/M
>opportunities for reward.     (dis...@nunic.nu.edu)  `-######-'a  _/ \_
AMAZING!
I actually made mine off the top of my head but I guess I cant mess because 
this was poted before I made mine, I just didnt see it honest! :)
Dan     |~\ /||\|/~_|_~|~>   dan...@cts.com
Gervais |_//~|| |\_/|__|~\  "in search of that elusive ..."



                    

                

            

        


        

            

                

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