Re: Smiley Faces
From Andrew C. Dingman <din...@dingman.bundy.earlham.edu>
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· 27 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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> .----- On Mon, 16 Mar 1998 04:32:02 GMT, j.....@usa.net (Joe) posted: > |How do you make simple smiley faces rather than the ones that lay > |sideways? > | > |TIA > | > |js > '--------------------- Not exactly a smiley, but it's close: ? ? > /-\ This and a few variations are the only asciis I've ever done that I liked. Looks best in a squareish font, terminals are excellent. Feel free to didle with it. I keep that one in several of my .plan files (yeah, I'm enough of a Un*x geek to have several of them) and if I ever decide to make a .sig I'll use it, but I don't mind if other people like it. A sig would ruin it, anyway.
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