Ascii-art web-spider!

In article <slr...@localhost.localdomain>, sTiLe
<sti...@bignet.net> writes
>COOL! Post the program to a web page and give us the addy :) need help
>with getting it to do other sizes than 50%?
>
>-- 
>       \_____|_____/
>       /\____|____/\        Help! I'm stuck in              _
>      / /\__ o __/\ \       the world wide web!       ___  ( )  ___
>   __/_/_/_+-|-+_\_\_\__   _____ |                   /___\/   \/___\
>     \ \ \__/^\__/ / /   __  |   |   _               /___(     )___\
>      \ \/___|___\/ /   (__  | o |  /_\              /   (     )   \
>       \/____|____\/     __) | | |__\_...@mindless.com  /~~~\___/~~~\
>       /     |     \

 I like it -- I skimmed the group for any funny or cute picture 
 but, apart from Joan's horse, that was the only good pic arrived.

(Not in any way knocking it, but there are some nicer spiders around
 if you want one....)



This one is particularly neat:
In article <6qkf9m$b3...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>, James Shufelt
<dh5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> writes
>
> /\/\___/\/\
>// \(o.o)/\ \





  ------- Forwarded message follows -------

 Spiders in decreasing order of size......

In article <01bcfdf5$1c2a99a0$ab27a2ce@tripper>, Web_Woman
<Web...@msn.com> writes
>Dave Bird---St Hippo of Augustine <Dev...@xemu.demon.co.uk> wrote in
>article <l7A...@xemu.demon.co.uk>...
>I need a small spider please
>                  :
>                  :
>                  :
>                  *                  small enough?
>
>LOL....how about something just a bit bigger, but you have the right
>idea. I have this one, but would like something smaller..
>       |
>   /   |   \
>  / /  |  \ \
>  \ \_(*)_/ /             Web...@msn.com
>   \_(~:~)_/                        
>    /-(:)-\                                   or
>   / / * \ \             
>   \ \   / /              MsW...@aol.com
>    \     /   
                             
                 (eight line spider)


+-...............
       :
  /  / : \  \
  \  \/~\/  /   
   '--[ ]--'
   .--(:)--.
  /  / O \  \
  \  \   /  /
                  (six line spider)


+-..........
        :
    . / _ \ .
    \_\|_|/_/
      _<:>_
     / /@\ \
     ' | | '    (narrower five line spider)


+-....................................................
          :                                    :
        . : .                                /. .\
        \<o>/                                \L0l/
        /<">\                                /T"T\
        '   '       (four line spider)       \' '/ 


+-...................................................
         :
         :
       \<o>/
       /<">\        (two line spider)


Yes, you can see it has eight legs and is divided into
an abdomen plus cephaothorax. In fact the ten characters
present map to those ten elements, which is neat.  I also
think it looks quite cute.





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