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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 24 Mar 1998.
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Req:Harness horse (pulling sulky, or carriage)

Req:Harness horse (pulling sulky, or carriage)

alt.ascii-art · 3 messages · 24 Mar 1998 - 26 Mar 1998
Spierman <js1...@pipeline.com> ASCII art 24 Mar 1998 00:00 · permalink · report
Does anyone know of any harness-horse art? I haven't come across any.
If not, any new horse-related stuff would be appreciated. Thanks.
-- 
Rick
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Ben Norwood wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Spierman wrote:
> 
> : Rick
> : -------------------
> :   (\__)\_
> :     / ''   `\, |
> :    |    o,     |
> :   ,'       )   |
> :  /       /'    |
> : (   >_ /' `\
> :  \__//'    '
> 
> Don't know why, but to me that looks like a hornless rhino...
> 
> And before the hornectomy...
> 
>      (\__)\_
>      / ''   `\,
>     |    o,
> |`-.'       )
>  \       /'
>  (   >_ /' `\
>   \__//'    '
> 
> Hmmm....doesn't look much like a rhino (especially since I moved the ears
> back to where they belong), unfortunately haven't got any pics
> at hand so I can see what a real rhino looks like. Perhaps he'd look better
> with a body... any offers?

The head is longer, the eye is lower, the ears are at the side and
smaller.
Something like this:
 
         ,-- .' 
     (\ '  
     |     /)
     /
`.  /   /    
 \`-'.   o  )
  \  .    /'
 ( ` /_ /' `\ 
  \__//'    '

-- 
Paul gradenwitz                              __
Philips Semiconductors AG                  ,'  `.--._
Zuerich, Switzerland                    ,'(      ) ) )
mailto:p.j...@zrh.sc.philips.com  ( (`.  __,__-'
Correct my name to the seccond word     `---'--'
in the first sig. line (swiss->english translation)

Sarah Kearsley <pik...@hotmail.com> ASCII art 26 Mar 1998 00:00 · permalink · report
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 15:00:30 +0000, Ben Norwood <bdn...@aber.ac.uk>
wrote:

>On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Spierman wrote:
>
>: Rick
>: -------------------
>:   (\__)\_    
>:     / ''   `\, |                            
>:    |    o,     | 
>:   ,'       )   |                            
>:  /       /'    |   
>: (   >_ /' `\   
>:  \__//'    '
>
>
>Don't know why, but to me that looks like a hornless rhino...
>
>And before the hornectomy...
>
>     (\__)\_    
>     / ''   `\,
>    |    o,   
>|`-.'       )
> \       /'
> (   >_ /' `\ 
>  \__//'    '
>
>Hmmm....doesn't look much like a rhino (especially since I moved the ears
>back to where they belong), unfortunately haven't got any pics
>at hand so I can see what a real rhino looks like. Perhaps he'd look better
>with a body... any offers?
>

Rhinos have more concave heads, like this:

    |
    \\ A _.-''.-""
    /`''`    /
   |__  @)   |
    '-....--'\
              \
       SK      |

That's why the original sorta looked like a rhino.  To make your
rediddle look more like a rhinoceros, I'd move the ears forward again
and rediddle some more:

         ,   
    .-.__O\
     'Y     `-.
      )   ,
  |`-'  (@   )
   \_.   `  /'
   (   >_ .' `\  Rick/BN/SK
    \__//'    '


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|   Sarah   \`----`\     pikaia @    |
|  Kearsley  `"""""+\   hotmail.com  |
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