Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 16 Jun 2005.
REq: Pickel
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· 5 messages · 16 Jun 2005 - 17 Jun 2005
Can some one whose good at ascci art by ancy chance make a picke (lie the vegtiable)? thx, dan
On 15 Jun 2005 17:40:37 -0700, har...@gmail.com wrote: >Can some one whose good at ascci art by ancy chance make a picke (lie >the vegtiable)? > your request is very strange but an interesting one. ,-``````. ,' `-. _,-----. . ,' . `._ _,.' '. | ` ````---...--`` \ \ , ,` ` .` ,' | `. , ,' ,' | `. ' .` ,` / `. ,` ` ,` ,` ,' ``.._ .` ,` _.-` `--.._ .` __..-`` LGB ````--------`` lgbeard
Thanks a millon \ I just have one question about ascii art in general: when i copy stuff into AIM most of the time it doesn't come out right, any ideas why?
said > Thanks a millon > \ > I just have one question about ascii art in general: when i copy > stuff into AIM most of the time it doesn't come out right, any > ideas why? You need to be using fixed width font. http://vyznev.net/ascii/ada/aaaminifaq.txt Warning, you appear to be in violation of several commandments. ;-) http://vyznev.net/ascii/ada/aaatencommand.txt http://vyznev.net/ascii/ada/ OB-ASCII: '' | < > | Micheal Jackson's next victim. rr |
Homer.Simpson wrote: > said > > >>Thanks a millon >>\ >>I just have one question about ascii art in general: when i copy >>stuff into AIM most of the time it doesn't come out right, any >>ideas why? > > > You need to be using fixed width font. Of course, if the recipient isn't using a fixed font, they won't see the pickle correctly either. > http://vyznev.net/ascii/ada/aaaminifaq.txt > > > OB-ASCII: > > '' | > < > | Michael Jackson's next victim. > rr | -- Joe =o) ___ \o ` & / \ �
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