Re: Sig-sized Ballroom Dancers?
On 27 Oct 1996 21:38:07 GMT mar...@astro.umd.edu (James Marshall) wrote: >Hi all! I was just wondering if anyone has (or could makke) >some sig-sized ballroom dancers. I'm looking for a 3 or 4 line >pic and it doesn't even have to be strictly ballroom, as long >as it looks like it *could* be two people dancing ballroom style. Being confined to three or four lines makes the task you have set even more difficult. Using the figures you posted as a guide, I have come up with these: waltz? tango? folkdance? ~o__O ~o__O ~o O__. ~o O |vV| |vV| \-+-' <|\/\/|> /] | /] | /%\|\ /%\ | ejm 96 /| |\ /| /| |/|/ |\ |\ I tried 5 lines but all I came up with was these ones at the "hop". ~o O <|\/ \/|> /%\ | |\ /| / | \ \ -- ,^ ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ " " llizard aka ejm <by8...@torfree.net>
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