Re: Beginner needs help
On 25 May 2000 18:12:46 GMT, a.k...@aon.at (Andreas Krennmair) wrotd: >Hi! >In our class one boy once with a small part of a simple ascii image showing >breasts. We tried to extend this, but now we're hanging (we don't know >how to add a good-looking face, legs and feet. What we currently have is: > > (.) (.) > ) . ( > ( v ) > >Could anybody help us, please? (", __ // 9o() \\,^7l( (.)(.)\ ) . (\\ ( w )\\ \| / "" | ) |/\ /)|) '" "' That's my idea. ( 9 _ ))( _ _ (_) ((.)_ || \ _ (( _ _ ________________ /^'---"\ ||_/(_)|<(_|_))(-)| ) --------------/^ ^ ^\ ^ ^ ^ _/^ . ^ -"
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