Re: Lil boy and girl
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000 22:11:03 +0100, "Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen" <new...@CeeJay.cjb.nOt> Spake thus: > >> //\\\ o%%%o >> @ '.' @ %^.^% >> /|~|\ (\*/) >> _/ [|] \__/ /_\ \_ >> ||| ||| >> (_|_) (_|_) MJP > >I don't know if it's coincidence or what. >But i noticed that the faces have very similar characteristics to my teddy faces. > >And i don't really care if you peeked .. I'm just happy that they are so alike. > >This way i can exchange heads and bodies between the two types of characters. > >Here is punk kid with an earring > > ,))). > `'.'? > /|~|\ > //[|]\\ > ||| > (_|_) > > >Here is his younger brother dressed up as a clown on stilts with big clownshoes > > _ > ,-.'o`,-. >o'`.___.'`o > `'.'' > /(:)\ > |^| > | | > | | > /|\ > (_|_) > > > __________ //\\\\ _________ ___ |\ /| c-@/@--c |\ /| ___ |+#+| | \______/ | \~=~ / | \______/ | |+#+| |\ | | |:::::| | __/\)""(/\___ .-. .-. (_ '. .-',%%%%%,'-. .' _) (__.'\ ~'. %^.^% .'~ /'.__) / @(O)\ '._)'(_.' /(O)@ \ actually, I used these as the base, redid the "boy" face a lot, the girl is mostly the same small is tough, not too many options available in 3 - 4 lines -- **************************** __.-~---_ mikechat __)/ > O ( @ ) / /|\ )" bluedwarf.net ) | ^ ^ ^| )_\ ^ ^ ( )\ ^ ^ \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~MJP~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,fb2ef5a23b0fd383 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: mik...@bluedwarf.net.not (MJP) Subject: Re: Lil boy and girl Date: 2000/11/14 Message-ID: <3a1...@news.concentric.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 693394323 References: <3a1...@news.concentric.net> <8upm5e$dji$1...@news.inet.tele.dk> Organization: Concentric Internet Services Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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