Re: ascii or not ?????
"Peter Punk" wrote > >> _ > >> (_) _ > >> (_ _( )_ > >> (_ (_C ) > >> C_ cc _) > >> | | > >> | | > >> _ | |__________ > >> |_] | | 0 0 0 0 | > >> _|______|_|_________|________ > >> \ o o o o o o o o o / > >> ~~~~~\_________________________/~~~~ ck > >> > > > >Correct me, if I am wrong, but shouldn't the smoke and the flag > >point to the same direction? > Errrmmm.. Well... Ermmm... > I know, it was a metal flag? (i hope everyone buys that :-))) Well...Hmmm...A metal flag? I hope that none of your ancestors had been seamen, they would turn around in their wet graves and puke ;-> obascii: tic tac toe | | | | ---+---+--- | X | ---+---+--- | | | | Thomas
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