Talk-line: Worm fun
From Daniel Strychalski <dsk...@CAMEONET.CAMEO.COM.TW>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 25 May 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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Here's another idea for a worm. Not exactly in proportion to the other
creatures, but they were only afterthoughts. (Actually the worm is a mutant,
and when it grows up it will star in the epic The Worm that Ate Redmond.)
Principal thanks to Daniel Au for artistic inspiration. Thanks also to the
many people who do ground and plants this way (never would have thunk of it
myself). In case you're wondering, this isn't a sig, so feel free, etc., etc.
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::. .:::::. Two more characters in the ASCII underground
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