Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 25 Jul 1997.
I'm looking for 'weather-smilies'
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 25 Jul 1997 - 26 Jul 1997
Bert Visscher <106...@compuserve.com> wrote in article <33D4FCD4.63A5@ compuserve.com>... >Hi, > >Is there anybody, who knows, if there exist 'wether-smilies'. I mean >smilies, who represent a weathersituation, like sun, wind, lightning >etc. Especially oneliners. Not easy, is it? > >Bert > Hoi Bert, Succes met de weather-smilies. Tot ziens in het Forum. Ruud. :-)
Ruud wrote: > > Bert Visscher <106...@compuserve.com> wrote in article <33D4FCD4.63A5@ > compuserve.com>... > >Hi, > > > >Is there anybody, who knows, if there exist 'wether-smilies'. I mean > >smilies, who represent a weathersituation, like sun, wind, lightning > >etc. Especially oneliners. Not easy, is it? > > > >Bert > > > > Hoi Bert, > > Succes met de weather-smilies. > > Tot ziens in het Forum. > > Ruud. :-) Ha Ruud, Als ik het niet dacht, DAAR doelde Leon... ik bedoel Grace dus op <bg>. Ik dacht dat je wel met een paar weather-smileys (snapt niemand) zou komen, maar nee hoor. Aangezien er toch niemand met een zinnig antwoord komt, verzin ik er zelf wel een paar. Deze bijvoorbeeld < /\/\/\/\# (bliksemschicht met staart, variant <^v^v^v^# ), of deze OO*oo OOO (bewolking met zon). Nou jij <gd&r>. Groeten, Bert
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