Re: Tux the Penguin
Ool <Ulr...@t-online.de> wrote in message news:8a0v9k$n18$1...@news05.btx.dtag.de... > > Ilmari Karonen (ilt...@sci.fi.invalid) wrote: > > > In article <89dsvf$83u$1...@kujawiak.man.lodz.pl>, Przemyslaw Brojewski wrote: > > > > .-. > > > > oo| > > > > /`'\ > > > > (\_;/) > > > That's just.. perfect! > It's very cool. Walking around at the CeBIT last week and seeing the > real thing (logo, I mean) I was wondering: Wouldn't this be even bet- > ter? > .-. > oo| > /`'\ > {\_;/} > (Curly brackets for the webbed feet, I mean.) One foot is also pointing up while the other one is facing to the side. That and Tux is resting the left arm on the left foot. ,-. oo| /`'~) {\"_|/ Whether this version is actually an improvement is debatable. But I guess we can all agree leaving well enough alone is out of the ques- tion. ,-. oo| /`'~) {\"_|7 *Sigh!* Let's call it a day... -- __ "Muscles of All Limbs, Unite! __ ('__`> You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Sinews." <'__`) // -( �OOL mm )^ \\ `\__/ http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm \-_/'
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