Re: elephant
From Colin Douthwaite <Col...@equinox.gen.nz>
· alt.ascii-art
· 9 Jun 1994 03:47 · View full thread
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MR MA DE VOS (g93...@warthog.ru.ac.za) wrote:
: Hello everyone
: This is my first posting on this group, and my first novel piece of ascii
: art ever. It is of an elephant. What do you think? How could it be
: improved?
: (~~).-.(~~)
: `\( I )/'
: / I \
: ,_/ J \_,
: Ha ha, my friend sitting here next to me just said: "O cute, is that the
: back?"
: So in case any of you are wondering, it is actually the front,and the 'J' is
: NOT the tail.
(~~) - (~~)
`\( I )/'
/ I \ -a little diddle-
,_/ ^ \_,
rear view of elephant
Actually a little diddle of your front view does produce a rear view.
Now you must do a side elevation and plan to complete an engineering
drawing of an elephant :-)
Actually the funniest thing I ever saw was an elephant on a theatre
stage which did a whole series of "Number 2s" right in the middle of
the performance. On stage rushed a team of stagehands who, with
buckets and shovels, ran on and off until the stage was clean
again. Absolutely Hilarious ! The best part of the whole show.
Bye,
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