Request: Kramer
From Orwick the Great <sms...@cs.buffalo.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 24 Jan 1995 18:24 · View full thread
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....or Cosmo Kramer....=)
I know I saw an ascii represntation of "The Kramer" portrait before,
and I was hoping someone could post/email it....thanks
Also - any other Seinfeld ascii would be greatly appreciated!!
--
________
( )( ) "Sure, laugh at my handle...
\O/--\O/ ___ ...but I'll bet noone's ever
/ \ /(, ) , /) caught *me* applying whiteout
/ < \ / / __ _ _ _ (/_ to my monitor..."
/ \______/ \ / / / (_(_(/ _(_(__/(__ - a little computer humor
| u | (___ / (very little)
\__________/ sms...@cs.buffalo.edu
Stupid Randomizer(tm) Quote For the Time Being:
Real Programmers' rule of thumb #2:
Real Programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should
be hard to understand and even harder to modify.
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