Re: Red Baron Pt. 51
Ville Jouppi wrote: > > On 12 Sep 2000 21:44:59 +0200, Neil Franklin <nei...@franklin.ch.remove> > wrote: > > >> I swear, thou art the master of ASCII cartooning OOL, I really REALLY > >> like this effect you used in this panel. > > > >Definitely _the_ master. The Windows one was already a scream, and > >this one even tops it. > > Thought of it too late, the earliest one left in my news database is > #16.. Are the cartoons stored in a central place somewhere or do I > have to use Deja? You can find an archive of _all_ of them at: http://www.eternium.de/david/dirlist.php?dir=files/art/ascii-art/red-baron (30kb) greetinx - David -- ,-. __'v'__ David Rekowski ///(_)\\\ mailto:dav...@eternium.de " " drx
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