Talk/Line: manatee art
In article <3qpg56$5f...@miso.wwa.com>, dca...@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Daniel Au) says: >Now if I remember correctly, a manatee is something akin to a stingray. Not >that I know how a stingray or a manatee looks exactly, here's a quick >construct as an answer to your request: > > |\_/| > __--~~~|o o|~~~--__ > __-- | | --__ > | | | | > | | | | > /__---~~--~~---\ /---~~--~~---__\ > | > \--~~~--__ dcau > Not that I am in anyway involved in your previous conversation, but I do beleive that a manatee is also known as a sea cow, and is akin to sea lions...Perhaps you were thinking of 'manta ray' Which, you would be right, is very much like a sting ray. _____ / \ / @ @ \ /\ w /\ / || || \ / || || \ \/ \/ Something like this, for a quick start (too bad the @'s make him look blasted!) Hope you take this post as a correction, and not a flame. Greg Webster
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