Line-talk: one line art
From Adam Moore <gt4...@prism.gatech.edu>
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· 16 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <4g04pe$dc...@miso.wwa.com>, Andrew Garrard <flu...@fluppet.demon.co.uk> wrote: > >In article <4fo0no$2f...@miso.wwa.com> lau...@utxsvs.cc.utexas.edu >(Laura) wrote: > >> >From: kic...@freenet.vancouver.bc.ca (Greg Webster) >> > >> >two people having sex 8//=/\-, (Can you see it?) > >This, by the way, is brilliant - eat your heart out stereograms, this is >the one which is suddenly obvious when you get it. > I agree, although I prefer to leave out the foot ( 8//=/\- ) which, when I first saw this I thought was just a comma >I had a similar problem (but with less artistic talent) when I was >trying to draw a drunk bear, with a party hat on and a glass by its >paw, as part of a Christmas sig: > > _ > /:^/ \_/)) >*<_o_(\__// > D-|\O The main thrust of this post is this: I don't see it. I sort of see something, what I don't know, but something. . . Could you explain it? > > > o > .P\ o : actually, I don't think I should comment on these. > ||~| > ll Probably right > >Is this thread now illegal in the US? > It will be, after I include my .sig ;) >Have a seasonal sig, and a happy St. Valentine's Day. > >(btw, you'll need a C compiler, if you're not used to my sigs). > >-- >int x,y,X,Y;R(){x+=y&1&&x==39?-x:y&1;y+=1-2*(y&1);y+=!(y&1)&&!x?2:0;}int Q() >{Y=y<16?X=x-30,X*X+(Y=y-17,Y*Y)<225:x>y;R();return Y;}M(){int z;printf("%c", >" ',[`~/P.\\wb]9dM"[z=Q()+2*Q()+4*Q()+8*Q()]);if(x)M();printf("%c"," `.]'~" >"\\9,/wd[PbM"[z]);}main(z){for(z=0;z++<20;puts(""))M();}/* Andrew Garrard */ > > Is there any possible way you could compile that, paste the machine code into an e-mail that I could then copy, paste into a text editor and save as *.exe ? I don't know if this would work. (I haven't yet gotten around to figuring out how to mail or recieve files, so. . .) ====================================================================== According to the Communications Decency Act, these are the words you may no longer use in your Internet correspondence: Shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cock-sucker, mother-fucker and tits. The use of shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cock-sucker, mother-fucker and tits, may now earn you a substantial fine as well as possible jail time, since President Clinton has signed this Bill into law. Please refrain from using shit, piss, fuck, cunt, cock- sucker, mother-fucker and tits, to protect your children as well as others, from their evil influence, thus keeping America "ideologically pure". ---bet...@cais2.cais.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- This sig is an obligatory tribute to the founding fathers of the United States of America. It is not to be read by anyone under 18 years of age, who should be reading up on the history of the First Amendment to the Constitution of this country instead, and is yet the voice of patriotism: **Most animals, including humans, shit, piss, and fuck.** ==================================================================== ---Adam Moore gt4...@prism.gatech.edu _ __ |\/|_) | |-\
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 110f55,4af7e44ea98ab297 X-Google-Attributes: gid110f55,public X-Google-Thread: fbb9d,4af7e44ea98ab297 X-Google-Attributes: gidfbb9d,public X-Google-Thread: f996b,4af7e44ea98ab297 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: gt4...@prism.gatech.edu (Adam Moore) Subject: Line-talk: one line art Date: 1996/02/16 Message-ID: <4g2tms$ok...@miso.wwa.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 139658508 sender: bob...@sashimi.wwa.com references: <4eqvn8$99...@miso.wwa.com> <4fjpun$4p...@miso.wwa.com> <4fo0no$2f...@miso.wwa.com> <4g04pe$dc...@miso.wwa.com> organization: Georgia Institute of Technology newsgroups: alt.ascii-art,rec.arts.ascii,alt.binaries.pictures.ascii
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