Re: Bilde^WRaetsel
From Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 27 Mar 2004 11:59 · View full thread
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begin quoting, Andreas Heitzer wrote: > Christoph von Nathusius schrieb ... > >> , , >> __ __ _ |__ |__ __ _\/ >> |||| |||| | ` ||| ||| |||| ||/\ _+-- >> '''/ '`\ |_, ''`\ ''`\ '''/ '`\ = >> >> > > Hmmmm, Geb�rdenalphabet? :-) Ich �berlege noch, ob ich da mal 'nen Figlet-Font draus machen soll, A-Z habe ich schon. Ich m�sste es aber doch alles noch etwas vereinheitlichen und �berarbeiten. CvN
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