Re: Mad cows - does this look mad to you?
>In article <Pine.ULT.3.91.960421145400.23957A- >100...@pool.info.sunyit.edu>, "Paul G. Kistner" <upg...@sunyit.edu> writes >>Feel free to make any modifications to make it look even madder. /; ;\ __ \\____// /{_\_/ ==\`==__ \___ (@) (@) } __________________________/ :--' MOOO DARNIT! ,-,'`@@@@@@@@ @@@@@ \_ `__\ ;:( @@@@@@@@@ @@ \___(o'o) :: ) @@@@ @@@@@ ,'@@( `====' :: : @@@@@: @@@ `@@@: :: \ @@@@@: @@@@@@) ( '@@@' ;; /\ /`, @@@@@@@@\ :@@@@@) ::/ ) {_-------------: :~`,~~; ;;'`; : )\ / : / `; ; ;;;; : : ; UUUU : ; ; : `'`' / : : : : : : )_ \__; :_ ; \_\ :__\ \ \ \ : \ `^' `^' `-^-' Okay, I copped the body a bit & added some extra essential cow bits. I have tried medling with the eyes, but this won't work on all fonts. >I want a REALLY MAD COW!!! Okay, one really mad cow in padded barn coming up... ..---. // |\||\ \ / ///;||\|;\ \ / o .__// \\____//\_,. o / \ Y{_\_/ \'' = __/ / \ \___ (o) (o) } / / :--' SACRE MOO! .---/ \_ `__\-. / `--\___(o'o) \ \ / | \ `====' |\ / o `. `. .' .' o / \ (`. `. ' .') / \ ( `. `...' ) ( .+. `-. ) (.-' .>-._ `-.) \ / (___.-' `-.___) \ / o ( ) o / \ ( ) / \ adBBba. Ba. A ~VgooodB ,B B. B b ,B" _ S"b B.Bb .dBb .B dBBB. B.aP" _"B. JB.aPb BaP" .B B .JB? B B. B.BBV B B BK. B BP'BCaP' B `YaaP' VBP B B? VB?' B `bd' B "YaaBP B B "Vbaa -- Richard Kirk 01483-448869 (phone) 01483-448845 (fax) Canon Research Europe Ltd, ra...@cre.canon.co.uk
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,f54a4ec766bd4ab5 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: ra...@canon.co.uk (Richard Kirk) Subject: Re: Mad cows - does this look mad to you? Date: 1996/04/23 Message-ID: <rak...@canon.co.uk>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 150973001 sender: new...@canon.co.uk (USENET News) x-nntp-posting-host: mehitabel references: <Pin...@pool.info.sunyit.edu> <HNG...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> <Pin...@pool.info.sunyit.edu> <1Vm...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> organization: Canon Research Centre Europe Ltd newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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