Re: Ascii beer mug
Wilu <lwi...@go2.pl> wrote: >On Fri, 12 Apr 2002 11:53:08 -0700, Jason Jonikas <jjo...@toast.net> wrote: > >>Does any one have some beer mugs, beer bottle, or glass of beer ascii >>art? > >Hope, you'll like it :) > ____ > [____] >("|)()(| > \|()()| > (____) Mind if I diddle it a bit? No..? Good. ____ [____] ."|)()(| | |()()| '_|)()(| (____) You didn't have your initials on, so I'll leave mine out too. Let's call it an outlaw ASCII. ;) I actually have a mug like that, it holds 1.5 liters, just enough for a full coca-cola bottle *g* -- maraz // mar...@raketti.net :: http://maraz.deviantart.com
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