Re: [Ascii web sites]
On Sat, 3 May 2003 02:44:38 +0200, nzo...@despammed.com (nzogn) wrote: >Anyone can tell me where can I find some web sites entirely built with >ascii art instead of usual buttons, images, etc...? > >I would like to build my own site like this, but I'm a really >ascii-newbie and I need some inspiration! ;) www.asciipr0n.com/bug www.republika.pl/strefa_robacza www.stforek.boo.pl www.ascii.art.pl -- _ O ^__^ /| _|_|__ /| |\ /\, < .. > | |/\/ / |\ \_/ |_| | |~(*) / _> \_/\_/|_| \__\_____|_(*)_BikeTrial @@/ wilu (at) ascii.art.pl www.ascii.art.pl gg#485029
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