Crystal
From Mr R J Craggs <mau...@csv.warwick.ac.uk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 17 May 1994 23:20 · View full thread
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Hey, whaddya know! I remember someone asking for a crystal, I made a few
attempts at it, but ended up with something looking like nothing, and now
when I try to make a miniature Superman logo, I get a crystal.
(Funny, but the crystal attempt looked nothing like a Superman logo!!)
_ __ __
/S\ /S \ /o \
\ / ---> \ // ---> \ //
\/ \/
Letshave a bigger one:
____
/___/\
//o \_\
\\ // /
\\ / /
\X /
\/
On reflection they don't seem that good to me.
That was not meant to be a joke.
A Cube! ____
/ /\
/___/ \
\ \ /
\___\/
---
______
___/ __ \______ ___________________________________________________
_\_\_____) / /\
(____) / Robert Craggs ( Email: mau...@csv.warwick.ac.uk ) / \
__ (_____) /__________________________________________________/____\
\____(___) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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