Re: reversing names...
Flookster wrote: > > Challenge: Draw "Llizard" with 180' rotational properties. > > "LLizard" ? U MUST be joking! Oh no, and remember, you saw it first > here, on alt.ascii-art: > > |,|| "/\/|"| > |_|/\/_ ||`| > > erm, no. Lets try again: > Spaced out: > > L l i Z A r D > _ , __ > | | | / /\ /\ |\ > \| \/ \/ /_ | | |_ > ` > and tight: > _ , __ > | || //\/\|\ > \|\/\//_ || |_ > ` > I hardly think so, but I challenge anyone to do a readable one. > > .:|:. Andy Hood .:|:. > .::'^`::. ah7...@bris.ac.uk .::`^'::. > m|'/:|:\`|m Maths/Compsci at Bristol Uni m|'/:|:\`|m > /:AsH:\ www.geocities.com/soho/museum/6090 /:Ash:\ How about this: _ _ __ / |\ | '-/ / | /| | |__ |/_ | /_ /-. | \| / Okay, so it needs work, and that "A" looks like another "Z", and that second "L" has eaten too many pies.
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