Re: my frst ascii
hmmmm.... interesting... Phil wrote: > > I also did a spider for my first ASCII. I know two other people who di > too. Why do so many people do spiders as first ascii's? One of life's > little mysteries. > > First ascii : > > ;; > ;; > ,;;, ,; > ';, ,;';;';, ,;' > ';, ,;' ;; ';, ,;' > ';;;' ,;;, ';;;' > ,;;,,,;';;';,,,;;, > ; ;;; ;; ;;; ; > ; ;';,;;,;'; ; > ; ; ';;' ; ; > ; ;,;';;';,; ; > ; ;;; ;; ;;; ; > ;;;''';,;;,;''';;; > ,;'';, ;;;; ;'';, > ,;' ; ,;;, ;'; ';, > ;' ';;;;' ; ';, > ;; ; ' > ; > ; > ; > ; > ; > ; > ,;;;, ; ,;;;, > ' ,;,';;;',;,' > ;' ';;;;;' '; > ,;';;;;;';, ,.' > ;' ,;@;@;, '; PjP > ,;' ; ; ';, (-) > '; ,;' > > > Phil -- /////////// /// // || /// \\ // || /// // \\ //\\ || /// \\ // // \\ || http://www.geocities.com/southbeach/channel/1110 ~Did I do anything wrong today, or has the world always been like this and I've been too wrapped up in myself to notice? -- Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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