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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Mar 1997.
Re: REQ: Coffee Mug or Cup

Re: REQ: Coffee Mug or Cup

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 |           | __.
 |~--_____--~|'   \
 |           |/~~\ |
 |           |   | |
 |           |\__/ |
 |           |.   /
 |           | ~~'
  ~--_____--~

Just a quick sketch... if anybody can figure a good way to make it look
filled, feel free to edit this bad boy.

The Rev.



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In article <01bc304d$e2f12200$6ef...@microsurf.inreach.com>, "David
Diskin" <dav...@inreach.com> wrote:

> ASCII Gurus,
> 
> Anyone want to attempt a cup/mug of any size?
> 
> This shouldn't be too hard, but I have the ASCII
> skills of a doorknob.
>  
>   \  \
>   /  /
>  |~~~~|_ 
>  |    |)
>  |    |~
>   ~~~~
> 
> See?  I'm hoping to have something twice as big
> with a bit more detail to it.
> 
> Please EMail one to me if you can make such
> a thing.  :)
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -David

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From: mar...@ricochet.net (The Right Rev. Felix Roy Mariposa, Prophet)
Subject: Re: REQ: Coffee Mug or Cup
Date: 1997/03/15
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