Re: REQ: Spider..
From Hayley Jane Wakenshaw <flu...@quadrant.xs4all.nl.spambgone>
· alt.ascii-art
· 29 Jun 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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>I have tried to make a spider for a friend of mine...but.. >Uhm...well...I can't seem to remember what a spider's 'face' >look like.. >It's sopposed to be a close-up of a spider..and not just a dot >in a string..if u know what I mean ;o) This is the one and only spider I've done so far. :) So I hope it's what you're looking for. /> <\ // \\ <\ \\ __ // /> \\___\\(oo)//___// `---.X{II}X.---' ______//=/\/\=\\_____ `-----/| = = |\-----' //\ =\/= /\\ (( `-..-' )) \) (/ hjw -- O()O()O()O()O()O()O()()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O Hayley Jane Wakenshaw .-=-. Flu...@quadrant.xs4all.nl _/ `. VISIT FLUMP'S ASCII COLLECTION /_( 9 |.__ http://www.xs4all.nl/~klr \ ``-._ `> _... `'> "A celibate clergy is an __ | .' `-. _,' especially good idea, because .-'' ``-. \ `-. ,' ; it tends to suppress any .' \ `. `~~' / hereditary propensity toward ( | _ 7`"..."' fanaticism." - Carl Sagan `. / ,'| __/ `-..__..-' ,'\ O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O()O
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