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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Apr 1999.
Re: Request for an ASCII

Re: Request for an ASCII

From ekv...@my-dejanews.com · alt.ascii-art · 9 Apr 1999 00:00 · View full thread · report
In article <199...@ng104.aol.com>,
  ale...@aol.com.nospam (AlexaDomas) wrote:
> Hi... I have a bit of a problem here.... I need an ASCII. I'm sure you hear
> that all the time, but please bear with me here. Here's my dilemma:
>
> First, I tried creating an ASCII ankh myself. No luck. I'm not terribly bad
at
> ASCII art, but I'm not so sure of myself to say that I'm good at it either.
> Anyway, none of them came out looking right.
>
> Second, I tried searching the web. I found three, but two were too small and
> the other was too big. I need this for part of the login greeting on a MUD
that


   ,88+
  ,8  =8.
  8'   8+
  8,   8+
   8. ;8'
    8+8'  .
 /%%%%%%%/   ahnk
'   :8:
    :8:
    :8:
    :8;
    :88.
    '88.

Too big? Too small? Hmmm....

Anyway, this one is from my collection at:
http://www.wigwam.org/Ascii/

I'd love to fill more requests here, but others always beat me to it ;)

Erik K. Veland

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