Re: 1st ASCII art
From Daniel Ros <dan...@nofreemoney.bigfoot.com>
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· 23 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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On 22 Oct 1998 19:04:21 GMT, les...@aol.commander (Lester5374) wrote: >>From: dan...@nofreemoney.bigfoot.com (Daniel Ros) > >>Well I have been lurking and posting one or two things and getting some tips, >>so here is my first attempts at some art. > > For a first attempt, it's really good. Thanks! > >>PS: I have had to increase the line length to 77chars to post the WIRED logo. >> .'= >> ' .' ` ` . / <-- Lawnmower! >> . `. ' `'` . \ / >> ' ' .*~|.''.' >> \\dr\\\\\\\\\\\ o---'..',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, > > Wow, that brings me back, do they still make those kind of mowers? > Here (UK) They still make some like that, for old people mostly. I tried to make a hover mover, but it ended up looking like a rock ;o/ ~Dan -- Web: http://www.uplink.clara.net Email: dan...@bigfoot.com ICQ#: 15212336
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