Re: Desert isle
From Rasmus Klitgaard-Nielsen <pin...@cs.auc.dk>
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· 3 Aug 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Benjamin Weiland wrote: > > "MAX" <ma...@panix.com> schrieb: > > > I'm looking for an ASCII desert isle, complete with palm tree. > Diddle: > _ > ;`', > `, `, > ', ; ,,-""==.., > \ ',' \ > ,-""'-., ; ' __.-="-.; > ," ,,_ "V _." > ;,' ''-, "=--,_ > ,-'' _ _ `, > / ,.-+(.)(.)�--., ; > ,' / ; (_) `\ , > ; ,/ ;._.; ; > !,' ; ; > V' ; ; \_Hi! I'm a guy with big hair! > ;._.; > | | > ~ ``----..,_ __,,..bmw-� > ```''''��� ~ > ~ > ~ > > how about this one? it's my first serious attempt in ascii-art... > > benjamin
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