Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 9 Jul 2000.
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Female mathematician angel (weird, no?)
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 9 Jul 2000
/\ /\
{ \ / }
{ { '._ _.' } }
{ { / \ } }
\ I ( .o8o. ) _/___
(o) \.8. .8./ |,--;/
//|| d8 - 8b /|| //
// E====(\|/ )====E|//
// || '.) (.' |'/
/ |/ / \ |/
|___|
\ | /
\|/
/|\
|||
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Can you see what she's holding in her hands? A compass and a triangle.
It's a bit clearer without the wings, but then she's not an angel
anymore.
I .o8o. _____
(o) .8. .8. |.--,/
//|| d8 - 8b || //
// E====(\|/)====E|//
// || ) ( |'/
/ |/ / \ |/
|___|
\ | /
\|/
/|\
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(BTW, is triangle the correct word? Is it used for the tool too, or just
for the figure?)
--
Jasin
jas...@bigfoot.com
On Sun, 9 Jul 2000 23:16:08 +0200, jas...@bigfoot.com (Finrod) decided to tell us all: > /\ /\ > { \ / } > { { '._ _.' } } > { { / \ } } > \ I ( .o8o. ) _/___ > (o) \.8. .8./ |,--;/ > //|| d8 - 8b /|| // > // E====(\|/ )====E|// > // || '.) (.' |'/ > / |/ / \ |/ > |___| > \ | / > \|/ > /|\ > ||| > \|/ > > Can you see what she's holding in her hands? A compass and a triangle. > It's a bit clearer without the wings, but then she's not an angel > anymore. > > I .o8o. _____ > (o) .8. .8. |.--,/ > //|| d8 - 8b || // > // E====(\|/)====E|// > // || ) ( |'/ > / |/ / \ |/ > |___| > \ | / > \|/ > /|\ > ||| > \|/ > > (BTW, is triangle the correct word? Is it used for the tool too, or just > for the figure?) I call the tool a "set square" -- mailto:sara(a)wallen.as ** icq:32690270 ** http://www.saraw.clara.net Non illegitimi carborundum est. Don't let the bastards grind you down.
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