Re: Text-based Feet! I need some please :)
From Sarah Kearsley <kea...@wam.umd.remove_this.edu>
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· 25 Jul 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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On Fri, 24 Jul 1998 21:02:23 -0600, "Sarah and Tony Day" <day...@uswest.net> wrote: >My feeble attempt, laugh if you like. :^D > -Sarah > > _ > ^^^^( ) >| | _ >| / ( )^^^^ >| ( | | >| ) \ | > \___/ ) | > ( | > \___/ Hmm...look what I just found! These were my real first-ever attempts at ascii art. I don't think they were ever posted, and I thought I'd trashed them a long time ago. I'll post them in this thread because they are foot related, although they're not human feet.: h h h(")(")h ("),--.(") :" "; `.____,' sk .^.^. / | \ | | | \ A / `"` `"` sk (\ /)|'--------------------------------------------------. , (((7)| Sarah Kearsley : "A facility for quotation covers : _,/( `-()/| kearsley@ | the absence of original thought."|'`\)/ '-(Y^'| wam.umd.edu : -- Dorothy Leigh Sayers |'\()()\ \\ `'--------------------------------------------------.| ,/,/ `-'
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