Re: bird
From David Reis <dav...@t-online.de>
· alt.ascii-art
· 17 Sep 2002 11:22 · View full thread
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<char diddle_mode="on"> > _ F U C K _ > |O| Y O U |O| > | | /^^^\ | | > _|-|_ (| "o" |) _|-|_ > _| | | |__ (_---_) __| | | |_ > |.|.|.|.|\ \ _| |_ / /|.|.|.|.| > | '' | / \ | '' | > \ / / (. .) \ \ / > \ /_/ /| . |\ \_\ / > \ \ / ||'|| \ / _/ > '-.____/ || || \___,-' >_______________ooO_Ooo______________ <diddle_mode="off"> Slightly diddled, i've got nothing to do :-) Appeared somewhat strange (chars were shifted different positions to the left/right). Still don't like the thumbs (Courier 10), rediddles welcome. CU, David -- "I'm pretty good with computers, and I think that you're probably going to need a boot disk, you know, to boot all that virus stuff off of there." - Aus einer Story von Eater in A.H
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