Re: Round-robin ASCII art extravaganza!
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 11:44:06 +0100, Joaquim G�ndara wrote:
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> I drew some legs. Next person draws the torso,
Hmmm, not quite happy with torso, but I'm in hurry
besides I'm waiting for diddles. :-)
> person after that draws arms, and the last one
> draws the head! But that's just a suggestion;
> actually, just about anything goes. Diddles and
> stuff are more than welcome. :)
This reminds me Ascii-art chat. :-)
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