REQ: lady bug
Hi!
i am not a regular visitor to this ng, but i'd like someone to
make me a favour:
i am looking for a ascii-art lady bug, one small enough to fit on
24x80 would be nice
it would also be great it she/it has a "lace" on the head
hummm i gues the word is lace, but: by lace i mean those things
we use insted of a tie, in partys, or thar girls use in the head
usually made of coloured tissue, and withs long ends
something like:
|>o<| or
|>O<|
~~~/ \~~~
~~|>O<|~~
got it? :)
she can have a sweet look, a smile.
But simple lady bugs are also wellcome.
Lady bugs (i guess the name is right) are those small round (half a sphere)
insects, read with black spots! there was one in "a bug's life"
thank you all in advance
i'll be visiting this ng for some answers
have fun!
:)
my name's Pedro (Peter) & i'm aka Alnitak @ irc.ptnet.org
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Pedro Fontoura * etp...@ua.pt * aka Alnitak * Limarense em Aveiro
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Why can't somebody invent something for us to marry besides women ?
Fred Flintstone
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From: Pedro Fontoura <etp...@ua.pt>
Subject: REQ: lady bug
Date: 1999/12/13
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