Re: turtle & pig
From Fulgore <ful...@mindspring.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 21 Jun 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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> > _ > > _,,-----,,_ (.)_ > > / \ / .) > > /_____________\ / '- > > |_______________|__/ > > / /\ |\ \ > > |__|_| ||__| Ful > > > > And if you thought that turtle looked bad... feat your eyes on this! ;D > > > > > > ^, ,^ > > / ---- \ > > / _\ /_ \ Ful > > | / __ \ | > > | /oo\ | ,-. > > | \__/ |____________.:' > > \ .__. / \ ' > > '.______.' \ > > \ | > > | /____...-----\ | > > | | | | > > |^^| |^^| > > Rediddled (sorry! Don't take offense!) Actually, no offense at all taken, I rather like it when people show me pointers (as you can tell, I'm quite new at this, and still getting the hand of ' and ,). Why question is when do you use "," and when do you use "."? -- .-"|"-. *FULGORE* .' | `. (I say EH! Shouldn't you? Then you're protected!) .' | `. ICQ: 30360347 | | | WEBPAGE: http://www.mindspring.com/~fulgore/main.html | /|\ | DRAGON CODE: DC2.D Gm A- L- W T Pawl Bzz Fo/j+ R+++ `. / | \ .' Ac+ J+++! Ns S+ Fr+++! U! I H++ M--- Q+++! Tc++ `./ | \.' Cwh/bl_ Skm `-.|.-' itz
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