PIC: butterfly

collection of 4 line butterflies:

 __   __       ___   ___      ___   ___  
(  \,/  )     ( @ \Y/ @ )    ((o)\,/(o))
 \_ | _/       \__+|+__/      \__ | __/
 (_/ \_)        {_/ \_}        {_/'\_}


 ___   ___     ___   ___       __   __  
( @ \v/ m )   { ~ \,/ ~ }     (()\,/  )
 \__+|+__/     \_~_|_~_/       \_ | _/
  {_/ \_}       (_/'\_)        { /'\*}


 __ Y __        __   __       ___   ___  
(()\o/())     ( s \Y/ s )    ( q \,/ p )
 \_ I _/       \_<>|<>_/      \_ 6|9 _/
  (/I\)         (_/'\_)        {_/ \_}       etc ...

 
S-v

I fear inadvertent plagiarism, since the idea looks transparant, but
look at this anyway. Thank you.

In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
>collection of 4 line butterflies:
>
> __   __       ___   ___      ___   ___  
>(  \,/  )     ( @ \Y/ @ )    ((o)\,/(o))
> \_ | _/       \__+|+__/      \__ | __/
> (_/ \_)        {_/ \_}        {_/'\_}

                           This butterfly joined the RAF

>
> __ Y __        __   __       ___   ___  
>(()\o/())     ( s \Y/ s )    ( q \,/ p )
> \_ I _/       \_<>|<>_/      \_ 6|9 _/
>  (/I\)         (_/'\_)        {_/ \_}       etc ...

                           This one went to Paris on holiday



 Nice: mine are narrower, and probably copied from 
 something I saw. Perhaps you could give yours captions
 or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?


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--( '.".' )
__ :--H--:
_\_'./"\.'   You'll never get me up in one of those things.
_/_.-'               /                                    .
                                                          .
   ( ( ( ( ( @)   (" ) ) ) )                              .
...." " " " "...... " " " " ...http://www.xemu.demon.co.uk/

Dave Bird wrote:
> 
> In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
> >collection of 4 line butterflies:
> >
> > ___   ___
> >((o)\,/(o))
> > \__ | __/
> >  {_/'\_}
> 
>             This butterfly joined the RAF
> 
> >
> > ___   ___
> >( q \,/ p )
> > \_ 6|9 _/
> >  {_/ \_}
> 
>            This one went to Paris on holiday
> 
> Perhaps you could give yours captions
>  or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?

I'M NOT SURE I CAN DO IT WELL ENOUGH. MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE COULD? ALSO, I
DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS? 
 
>    _ ' ' _
> --( '.".' )
> __ :--H--:
> _\_'./"\.'   You'll never get me up in one of those things.
> _/_.-'               /                                    .
>                                                           .
>    ( ( ( ( ( @)   (" ) ) ) )                              .
> ...." " " " "...... " " " " ...http://www.xemu.demon.co.uk/

RE: YOUR CATERPILLARS. BEFORE I'D SEEN THEM I MADE A SIMPLE ANIM:
http://www.angelfire.com/ab/ascii/caterpillar.html

THANK YOU,
Valery S-v

Neat, Valery.

    We recently hatched two gigantic moths, here at my place. My daughter caught
the catapillers last summer, and kept the pupas all winter. I snapped some digital
photos of the things, and they came out terrific. Maybe I should send you one, and
let you do it in askii.


JRO


Valery Silivanov <sil...@mtu-net.ru> wrote in message news:376...@mtu-net.ru...
> collection of 4 line butterflies:
>
>  __   __       ___   ___      ___   ___
> (  \,/  )     ( @ \Y/ @ )    ((o)\,/(o))
>  \_ | _/       \__+|+__/      \__ | __/
>  (_/ \_)        {_/ \_}        {_/'\_}
>
>
>  ___   ___     ___   ___       __   __
> ( @ \v/ m )   { ~ \,/ ~ }     (()\,/  )
>  \__+|+__/     \_~_|_~_/       \_ | _/
>   {_/ \_}       (_/'\_)        { /'\*}
>
>
>  __ Y __        __   __       ___   ___
> (()\o/())     ( s \Y/ s )    ( q \,/ p )
>  \_ I _/       \_<>|<>_/      \_ 6|9 _/
>   (/I\)         (_/'\_)        {_/ \_}       etc ...
>
>
> S-v
>
> I fear inadvertent plagiarism, since the idea looks transparant, but
> look at this anyway. Thank you.

In article <376...@xs4all.nl>, joris bellenger:
>Valery Silivanov wrote:
>
>> Dave Bird wrote:
>> >
>> > In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
>> > >collection of 4 line butterflies:
>> > >
>> > > ___   ___
>> > >((o)\,/(o))
>> > > \__ | __/
>> > >  {_/'\_}
>> >
>> >             This butterfly joined the RAF
>> >
>> > >
>> > > ___   ___
>> > >( q \,/ p )
>> > > \_ 6|9 _/
>> > >  {_/ \_}
>> >
>> >            This one went to Paris on holiday
>
>> >
>> > Perhaps you could give yours captions
>> >  or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?
>>
>> I'M NOT SURE I CAN DO IT WELL ENOUGH. MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE COULD? ALSO, I
>> DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS?
>
>RAF = Royal Air Force (UK army)

 Yes, U.K. air-force.  I don't know what country you're from but we
 have lots of film about aircraft fighting over western europe in 
 world war 2,  where it's fairly well known that the English markings
 were a red-white-blue roundel (French a blue-white-red) and German 
 were a stylised iron cross plus small swastika on the tail-plane.
 
 Roundel means three concentric colour rings, like a target for arrows.


>> > > ___   ___
>> > >(=H=\,/=H=)    "This butterfly flew with Von Richtofen"
>> > > \__ | __/
>> > >  {_/'\_}

               That's the best small drawing I can do for an:
                       _|#|_
                       #####   Iron cross
                       "|#|"


   _ ' ' _
--( '.".' )
__ :--H--:
_\_'./"\.'   You'll never get me up in one of those things.
_/_.-'               /                                    .
                                                          .
   ( ( ( ( ( @)   (" ) ) ) )                              .
...." " " " "...... " " " " ...http://www.xemu.demon.co.uk/

Valery Silivanov wrote:

> Dave Bird wrote:
> >
> > In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
> > >collection of 4 line butterflies:
> > >
> > > ___   ___
> > >((o)\,/(o))
> > > \__ | __/
> > >  {_/'\_}
> >
> >             This butterfly joined the RAF
> >
> > >
> > > ___   ___
> > >( q \,/ p )
> > > \_ 6|9 _/
> > >  {_/ \_}
> >
> >            This one went to Paris on holiday

> >
> > Perhaps you could give yours captions
> >  or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?
>
> I'M NOT SURE I CAN DO IT WELL ENOUGH. MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE COULD? ALSO, I
> DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS?

RAF = Royal Air Force (UK army)

joris

>>>> ___   ___
>>>>((o)\,/(o))
>>>> \__ | __/
>>>>  {_/'\_}
>>>
>>>             This butterfly joined the RAF
>>I DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS?
>RAF = Royal Air Force (UK army)
also: RAF = Rote Armee Fraktion
i.e. a German terrorism group, kinda affected with communism, active in the
late seventies and the eighties...

    Christoph
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.----- On Wed, 16 Jun 1999 09:20:06 +0400, Valery Silivanov posted:
|Dave Bird wrote:
|> 
|> In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
|> >collection of 4 line butterflies:
|> >
|> > ___   ___
|> >((o)\,/(o))
|> > \__ | __/
|> >  {_/'\_}
|> 
|>             This butterfly joined the RAF
|> 
|> >
|> > ___   ___
|> >( q \,/ p )
|> > \_ 6|9 _/
|> >  {_/ \_}
|> 
|>            This one went to Paris on holiday
|> 
|> Perhaps you could give yours captions
|>  or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?
|
|I'M NOT SURE I CAN DO IT WELL ENOUGH. MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE COULD? ALSO, I
|DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS? 
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We have an RAF here in England - I don't know about anywhere else. It is a
military thing, along with the Navy and the Army. It stands for 'Royal Air
Force', so basically while the Navy so sea and boat type things, the RAF do
flying plane things. :o)

Incidentally, I live across the road from my local RAF station (well, sort
of - there's a row of houses in the way), and it has an interesting Spitfire
(a plane) just inside the gate, on a podium. If I get time I might try to
ASCIIfy it.


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