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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Apr 2000.
Re: Another beginner

Re: Another beginner


JRO wrote:
> 
> In article <38F...@moscowmail.com>,
>   AiRien <ale...@moscowmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I'm new in ASCII art.
> > 'Tried to make a curly-angry-mom, but don't know how to make the legs.
> > Could anybody help me ?
> >
> > tks,
> > rien.
> >
> >          %
> >        sssss
> >      sssssssss
> >     sssssssssss
> >    sssssssssssss
> >     sss @ @ sss
> >     sss  |  sss
> >    ssss  =  ssss
> >    _ss /\ /\ ss _
> >   / s    W    s  \
> >  {  }\        /{  }
> >   ~~  (__)(__)  ~~
> >   \ \ /      \ / /
> >    \ |  ,   ` | /
> >     \|        |/
> >    _/  ;  ^  ; \_
> >   /              \
> >   ~ v ~ v ~ v ~ v ~
>      / / | | / / \ \
>     / /  | |/ /  / /
>    / /   / / /  / /
>   (__)  (__)_) (__)
> 
> Ask, and ye shall recieve...
> 
> Not a bad picture, even before it had
> legs. Hang in there, and post some more.
> 
> --

Thanks.
But why 4 legs ?

rien.

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