Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 26 Sep 1998.
HAL 2000 ?
alt.ascii-art
· 4 messages · 26 Sep 1998 - 3 Oct 1998
hello, im looking for some ascii-art of A Space Odyssey 2001's Hal 2000 computer, anyone got some please ? I tried to make one but its really not-good looking :-( thanks Chris
> hello, > im looking for some ascii-art of A Space Odyssey 2001's Hal 2000 > computer, anyone got some please ? I tried to make one but its really > not-good looking :-( > thanks > Chris I would, if I knew what it looked like. :^D I have heard some (very little) of the movie, but never seen anything. "Dave? Dave? Are you trying to shut me off, Dave?" <-- At least I think that is one of the things it says....Ah, just ignore my pointless post altogether. :^D -Sarah
jch...@calva.net wrote: > > hello, > im looking for some ascii-art of A Space Odyssey 2001's Hal 2000 > computer, anyone got some please ? I tried to make one but its really > not-good looking :-( > thanks > Chris _ (o) HAL ( IBM-- ?? ) *grin* -- ____ Time : Mon Sep 28 11:07:32 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . Animals can be driven crazy by placing too many in too XXx++-.. small a pen. Homo sapiens is the only animal that XXxx++--.. voluntarily does this to himself. Lazarus Long (157) `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' ""
Hal 2000? Never heard of it. Try HAL9000. As for any ASCII of a HAL9000, good luck. That's a hard likeness to recreate via ASCII. Also, You must realize that the HAL9000 isn't just the panel w/ a camera lens. He's a huge machine. You only see a little part of him when Dave goes in to kill him. Ojosh!ro wrote in message <360...@lunatech.com>... >jch...@calva.net wrote: >> >> hello, >> im looking for some ascii-art of A Space Odyssey 2001's Hal 2000 >> computer, anyone got some please ? I tried to make one but its really >> not-good looking :-( >> thanks >> Chris > > > _ > (o)
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