Re: Eiswuerfel
From Philipp Schwartz <phi...@gmx.de>
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· 2 Feb 2002 23:36 · View full thread
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Christian Wuerdig schrieb: > > ich suche 'nen Eiswuerfel als ascii; HOehe so um die 15 Linien. ich hab > schon mal im Netz gesucht aber viel hab ich nicht gefunden. Bis jetzt hab > ich sowas: > .-"""""""-. > / .. /`\ > |--------;''| > |:' ; '| > |:.' : | > |.:..'' ; ./ > `-------'` > > aber das kriegen die Profis hier bestimmt noch besser hin :) .-""""""-. / .. /.\ ;--------;''| |:' ; '| |:.' : ; |.:..'' ; / `-------'" War doch schon nicht schlecht. Philipp
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