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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Mar 1997.
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Tricky thing to be created: a xlurgo!

Tricky thing to be created: a xlurgo!

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 22 Mar 1997
"Xlurgo" is one of the favourite words of one of my friends. Neither I
nor he has an idea what that could be, so it must be a pretty abstract
thing. That's why I am posting this question to the ascii-art NG - you
designers in this NG also handle with abstract structures of characters
and brackets and create very nice pieces with them.

Anyone has an idea?
BTW: this word is spelled "xloorgogh" and is being used, when someone's
ideas do not seem too bright. ("You're a xlurgo!")

I'd like to send him a nice e-mail with your pictures so we can finally
see what a xlurgo looks like.

Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!!

Martin

PS: If someone wants a *very* big ascii-art of any greyscale picture -
at least 60 chars wide (like the Einstein series) he/she can mail a
jpeg-file to me and I'll send it back or will post it here.

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