Re: 3D Ascii
"Faux_Pseudo" <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote in message
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> >> one-eyed people (is there a politically correct name for that?) in the
ObASCII:
..... .....
,' `. ,' `.
: ... : : ... :
: '$$$` : : '$$$` :
. `###'. .`###' .
`.....' `.....'
Cross eyed eyes ... was going to be a face, but I buggered it up and couldnt get
the nose right. Anyone fancy didling it into one? :)
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