Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Feb 1995.
REQUEST: Alligators & Crocadiles
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 6 Feb 1995
In article <3h4dpp$21...@news.acns.nwu.edu>, Daniel Au <dca...@casbah.acns.nwu.edu> wrote: >Hello all! My turn to request something ;) heh heh... I think you're entitled.... >Because I can't recall what an alligator (which I know has the long nose) and >a crocadile (which I know has the blunter nose) looks like exactly and I don't >have any wildlife books with me, could someone send me any ASCII art floating >out there of these two creature cousins? I just need something to get me >started. I'll either diddle an existing one or create a new one altogether to >suit my needs and then post it. However, I just need to know what one looks >like to begin with... Here ya go: This was posted as a crocodile, so I assume it probably is... well, here it is: _ ___ /^^\ /^\ /^^\_ _ _@)@) \ ,,/ '` ~ `'~~ ', `\. _/o\_ _ _ _/~`.`...'~\ ./~~..,'`','',.,' ' ~: / `,'.~,~.~ . , . , ~|, ,/ .,' , ,. .. ,,. `, ~\_ ( ' _' _ '_` _ ' . , `\_/ .' ..' ' ` ` `.. `, \_ ~V~ V~ V~ V~ ~\ ` ' . ' , ' .,.,''`.,.''`.,.``. ', \_ _/\ /\ /\ /\_/, . ' , `_/~\_ .' .,. ,, , _/~\_ `. `. '., \_ < ~ ~ '~`'~'`, ., . `_: ::: \_ ' `_/ ::: \_ `.,' . ', \_ \ ' `_ '`_ _ ',/ _::_::_ \ _ _/ _::_::_ \ `.,'.,`., \-,-,-,_,_, `'~~ `'~~ `'~~ `'~~ \(_)(_)(_)/ `~~' \(_)(_)(_)/ ~'`\_.._,._,'_;_;_;_;_; @@@888UIII:.. @@8UI::..@@8UI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@888UUII:::.. @@@888UUUIII:..@@8UI::..@@8UI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@888UUII:::.. @@@888UUUIII::.@@@@@@888UUUUI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@888UUII:::.. @@@888UUUIII:..@@@@@@@888UUUI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@888UUUII:::.. @@@888UIII::.. @@@@@@@@888UUI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@@@888UUUUII:::.. @@@888UI::... @@8UI::..@@8UI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@@@@888UUUII:::.. @@@888UI::... @@8UI::..@@8UI::..@@@888UUII::..@@@@@@@888UUII:::.. @@@888UI::... Phillip J. Perri * Stern School of Business at NYU.. @@@888UI::... per...@eniac.seas.upenn.edu.........................
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