Re: [REQ] Brain!
On Fri, 05 Dec 2003 19:08:02 GMT, Cebbello <ceb...@cebbelo.it> wrote: >Hello all :) > >I'm a long term aa-a lurker and I've never made a request. So I'm here to >ask you to support my idea: I want to make a gift to my girlfriend with a >new signature for her nickname. As you can see, her nickname is "Cebbello" >wich stands for "Brain" in italian slang. > >So, here it is: I need an ascii brain in three lines (netiquette rules)!!! > >Is it possible? :) Could be possible. Was not thinking of a brain just piddling abit. looks more like a car made from clouds. after a suggestion that it looked like a brian added the stem and played with the thrid one a bit more. _.--'"'. ( ( ( ) (o)_ ) ) (o)_.' _.--'"'. ( ( ( ) (o)_ ) ) (o)_.' )/ .-.--. ( ( ). (o)_ ) ) (o)_.' )/ lgbeard
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