Re: REQ: Camera for Signature
From Joe Scarborough <sca...@splinter.boone.net>
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· 1 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <34F...@on.spammer>, Veronica Karlsson <dre...@on.spammer> wrote: >llizard wrote: >> "OlyMan" wrote: >[ 8< ] >> > I'd like to find an ascii camera I can use for >> > my signature. Possibly even a 3-D camera. >[ 8< ] >> This simplistic camera is perhaps one line too large for a sig (at 6 >> lines): >> __ >> __ /_/\___ >> /__/[]\/__/|o-_ >> | _ || -_ >> | ((_)) || -_ >> ejm96 |__________|/ ===oooo >> > >Hmmm.... A 3D camera would look more like this: > > __ > ____/_/\____ > /___/[]\/___/|o-_ > | _ _ || -_ > | (#)) (#)) || -_ >ejm96 |____________|/ ===oooo > > >(yes, such animals do exist! The idea is to take two very slightly >different pictures at the same time and then present them to one eye >each in a special "viewer". If it is done correctly the pictures will >look three-dimensional) > Isn't it interesting? Our perceptions and understandings of what people are asking are so different. I would have sworn the original poster was asking for a three dimensional image of a camera - not a camera that takes three dimensional images. -- Joe Scarborough On the Blue Ridge in WNC Remove splinter for email. Ouch!
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,edae753b5741684f X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: sca...@splinter.boone.net (Joe Scarborough) Subject: Re: REQ: Camera for Signature Date: 1998/03/01 Message-ID: <sca...@ppp73.twave.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 329788068 References: <01bd4302$09799340$69849cd0@default> <34F...@freent.toronto.on.ca> <34F...@on.spammer> Organization: The World (oxymoron?) Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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