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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 May 1997.
Re: ascii picture of Romeo and Juliet

Re: ascii picture of Romeo and Juliet


In article <336...@news2.netropolis.be>,
nic...@netropolis.be (just me) wrote:
> 
> Hello everybody,
> 
> Could one of you please make a picture of romeo, playing music , under
> the window of Juliet, who is listening to it ! :-)))
> 
> Well, something like that in fact !
> 
> Thanx !
> 
> Nicoflic

How radical of you to change things. 

Hmmm. Here is a guitar player I did:

          Q
         /|\
       (o\_)=="#
        \| |\
ejm96  ~H| |/
            ~

Let's see what happens if I alter the one I posted yesterday:

    .      .         *       .       /
 *    .        .        .   *    .. //
     .      .        .            *///
        *      *        *    .    /&%&
 *                   .             &%&
     *      *     *    .     o~    &%&
 .        .         *        /`\   &%&
      *       ..       *     [ /%\ &%&
  .                          [_|_\_&%&
        .             c        &%&%&%&
                     (o\_)==#  &%&%&%&
                      /\       &%&%&%&
,,,,ejm97,,,,,,,,,,,,/,/,,,,,,,&%&%&%&


And if Romeo and Juliet are a little larger?

    .      .         *       .       /
 *    .        .        .   *    .. //
     .      .        .            *///
        *      *        *    .    /&%&
 *                   .             &%&
     *      *     *    .      O~   &%&
 .        .         *        _/\   &%&
      *       ..       *     [ /\  &%&
   *     .      .      .     [/%%\ &%&
  .                          [_|_\_&%&
      .        .           .   &%&%&%&
   *                .          &%&%&%&
        .             C        &%&%&%&
.                     \ _      &%&%&%&
                     (o\_)==#  &%&%&%&
                      /\       &%&%&%&
,,,,ejm97,,,,,,,,,,,,/,/,,,,,,,&%&%&%&


    .      .         *       .        /
 *    .        .        .   *    ..  //
     .      .        .            * ///
        *      *        *    .     /&%&
 *                   .              &%&
     *      *     *    .       O~   &%&
 .        .         *         _/\   &%&
      *       ..       *      [ /\  &%&
   *     .      .      .      [/%%\ &%&
  .                           [_|_\_&%&
      .        .           .    &%&%&%&
   *                .           &%&%&%&
        .          C            &%&%&%&
.                 /|\           &%&%&%&
                (o\_)=="#       &%&%&%&
                   | \          &%&%&%&
,,,,ejm97,,,,,,,,,,|,/,,,,,,,,,,&%&%&%&


But it's really Juliet who gets all the best lines, don't you think?

"Give me my Romeo; and, when he shall die,
 Take him and cut him out in little stars,
 And he will make the face of heaven so fine
 That all the world will be in love with night"
                                 (Act 3 Sc 2)



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Subject: Re: ascii picture of Romeo and Juliet
Date: 1997/05/10
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