Re: Looking for an ascii Car
From Shaun Mead <sha...@ns.sympatico.ca>
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· 22 Jan 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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ProAce wrote: > > I'm looking for a car or 4x4 vehicle in ascii, about 10x6 characters large. > If anyone has anything like this I'd be most apprechiative. You are also > welcome to email me pictures that use extended characters, has I have no > problem with this style. I car screaching off the starting blocks would be > really nice nice. > > Thnks in advanced > Will Here's something I made a while ago in ascii-chat, it's a bit larger than what you asked, but I think it's small enough for a sig: ,---------. //^^^||^^^^\\ _//____||_____\\____________ .^^^^^ _ | _ | \ | ,*"*, | | ,*"*, | '--( O )---'-------'-----( O )" `.,.` sdm `.,.` -- From the warped mind of Shaun Mead -- -- Talk to me on ICQ! I am #26586042 -- -- Beware the Monsoon! Check out http://rctm.homepage.com -- ,+^'+, ,+'^'+, ,+'^'+, EMAIL: sha...@ns.sympatico.ca ^+.+^ ^+.+^ "Now get out of my store, and come again!" - Apu, from the Simpsons.
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