Re: Diddling the shower girl.
On 23 Aug 2001 03:07:08 GMT, mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz (Bill Taylor) wrote: >"David Palmer" <dav...@ntlworld.comNOSPAM> makes some good changes: > >|> btw that V on the leg is not working for me. > >OK, we'll lose the V. But her feet were still way too big. > >I believe I have an improvement there, but there's still a lot of room for more. The ~ is a dangerous character which I'd try to avoid. Some terminals show it in the middle, some at the top of the character space. If intended at the top, maybe replacing them with " works better cross-computer wise. -- Quote of the da#*;^..847bc *bzzt* *crackle* THIS-SIGNATURE-SPACE-HAS-BEEN- ASSIMILATED-BY-THE-CODE-BORG-SIGNATURE-WORM - PUNY-HUMANS-YOU-ARE-TO-COPY- THIS-TEXT-INTO-YOUR-DESIGNATED-SIGNATURE-SPACE-AT-ONCE-AND-PROPAGATE-IT - RESISTANCE-IS-FUTILE! - PREPARE-FOR-ASSIMILATION! - *end of transmission*
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