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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 1998.
Re: Downhill skier attempt

Re: Downhill skier attempt

con...@cruznet2.cruznet.net wrote:
> 
> This is an image of a downhill skier I attempted the other day.  It's
> probably not top-quality...far from it...but I would like to know if it
> even *looks* likae a downhill skier, for 1 thing, and if it does, if I
> should change anything on it.  Especially the hill, since I couldn't
> think of a symbol that would represent snow.
> 
> \
> \\
> \\\      _
> \\\\    (_)
> \\\\\   ||--|
> \\\\\\  ||  |
> \\\\\\\  |  |
> \\\\\\\\\|
> \\\\\\\\\\
> \\\\\\\\\\\
> \\\\\\\\\\\
> \\\\\\\\\\\\
> \\\\\\\\\\\\\
> \\\\\\\\\\\\\\

I like it. And it does look like a downhill skier - a
scared one. I have added a little diddle with your
skier leaning forward:


\
\\ 
\\\       
\\\\           
\\\\\         _ 
\\\\\\\    __(_)
\\\\\\\\ _/  \ 
\\\\\\\\\  ---  
\\\\\\\\\\_ 
\\\\\\\\\\ 
\\\\\\\\\\\
\\\\\\\\\\\\
\\\\\\\\\\\\\
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

:)
Andreas

           __                  
          ( o)   Ascii Drive Through
         (o\/o)  http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/  
          "  "

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Date: 1998/02/16
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