Re: [request] Pets...
From Ojoshiro <ojo...@_NOSPAM_mindless.com>
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· 25 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Maarten Bukkems wrote: > > On Wed, 20 May 1998, Lester5374 wrote: > >>I was wondering if anyone could help me with this... I am currently making > >>a generic pet for a MOO, and i need pictures of pets (i.e dogs, cats, > >>hamsters e.t.c.. well any animal really :) ) sleeping and awake, but > >>recognisably the same animal when awake or asleep... any sites/pics or > >>anything at all would be ever so much appreciated *grin*.. but the pics > >>need to be prob about 10 lines or less... too big is no good... > >>many thanx. > > > > What is a MOO? Thanks. > MOO = MUD Object Oriented ... a text based, virtual environment, completely > object-oriented programmed > -- > /--------------------------------------------------------\ > |Maarten Bukkems =^..^= | > |buk...@il.fontys.nl ICQ#: 7318240| > |http://www.il.fontys.nl/~bukkem | > |Rincewind on DiscMOO - morriss.grid9.net 8080 | > \--------------------------------------------------------/ Get yourself a real sig man! -- _ _ ------------\ ,---. /------------ ---------. `-./ "\.-' .--------- --------\ . /-------- ------`-.| .-'------ ---/ `/"\ \--- `//_-_\\' .----------(.'---',)----------. | mailto:ojo...@mindless.com | | http://ojoshiro.neroc.nl | | --oO(_)Oo-- | | Ojoshiro fuit hic | "-----------------------------"
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