Re: REQ: name in ascii
Hi Kurt,.. Kurt Koffein <kur...@yahoo.com> schrieb folgendes: >can anyone make me a 3-line ascii-art out of my name >KURT ? Try FigLet... or FigWin... Just look for it with the help of ya favourite searchmachine. -- ++ Neue ANIME Termin auf VOX ++ | ICQ#: 64986459 06.11.2000 Bubblegum Crisis (sub) | 15.11.2000 Plastic Little (dub) 22.11.2000 Kite (dub) | 29.11.2000 Tekken (dub) 27.11.2000 >>> NEON GENESIS EVANGELION (sub) <<<
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