Re: Ascii "art" of a beginner
Daniel Michalik wrote: > > Hi Peter Punk, hi @ll! > > Peter Punk <ppu...@damnthatspam.chello.nl> schrieb: > >>> diddle of clock > >>> _."._ > >>> .-' '-. > >>> | .-----. | > >>> | | | | | > >>> | |9 + 3|[| <-- what is this? > >>> | | 6\ | | > >>> | '-----' | > >>> |=========| > >>> | .-----. | > >>> | |' | '| | > >>> | |' | '| | > >>> | |' | '| | > >>> | |' | '|[| <-- and this? mistake? > >>> | |! | !| | > >>> | | .'. | | > >>> | |((-))| | > >>> | | '=' | | > >>> | '-----' | > >>> | _____DM| > >>> '-' ~o> '-' > >> ^^^ was does this mean? a mouse under the clock? ;-) > > > >Apparently it is :-)) > > > >And the "[" you thought was a mistake are grips to open the clock. > > Oh, that is cool... I didn't see, im sorry. > > lgb, if somebody diddles, should I take his initials to the picture? Its not nessacary for me,if this should happen the diddler of the picture would add their initials underneath an let the originating artist place them in the best spot example yours/theirs/3rd/an so forth --lgbeard > Regards > Daniel > -- > JESUS IS THE KING!
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