request: one line food
I'm making a character based game (consisting of one line of text) and I'm looking for ideas for 'food', basically divided into tasty or bad for you and not-tasty/good for you So far I have: TASTY: @ - sticky bun `o - cherry () - burger NOT TASTY: ^ - carrot (har har) =D - mushroom $ - lettuce (har har x2) I think I'm going to have 3 of each type, so I might replace some of these if I get some better ideas... any suggestions? -- QUOTEBLOG: http://kisrael.com SKEPTIC MORTALITY: http://kisrael.com/mortal The purpose of conversation isn't to demonstrate one's glib intelligence; it's how we stumble and grope our way through the mists and arrive at something like intelligence. --Mr. Blue
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