Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 19 Apr 1994.
Gymnastics ascii!!!!!!!!
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 19 Apr 1994 - 22 Apr 1994
CHALLENGE: Gymnastics ascii. Its a challenge because #1, u need to know gymnastics. #2, u need to know correct form for the ascii. #3, Cas it would be really neat :). I have all the stuff from ftp.cac.psu.edu in the pub/gymn/Ascii-Art directory so you can use that for reference but it would be neat to see some other stuff, especially from SCARECROW!! :) GLENN GALLO gga...@mail.sas.upenn.edu
In article <2p15q0$pi...@netnews.upenn.edu>, Glenn B Gallo <gga...@mail.sas.upenn.edu> wrote: > >CHALLENGE: Gymnastics ascii. Its a challenge because #1, u need to know >gymnastics. #2, u need to know correct form for the ascii. #3, Cas it >would be really neat :). I have all the stuff from ftp.cac.psu.edu in the >pub/gymn/Ascii-Art directory so you can use that for reference but it >would be neat to see some other stuff, especially from SCARECROW!! :) Hmmm ... are the animations in there? Did you see them? -- _mm_ _am, _am, _g_ag, _am, _am, _g_ag, _am, ,g, g, g qK. " ,gF @._gF @ ^ NX #_gF ,@ ,gF @,^ NX #vgF @_-dg# g# A@ *b, 0Y 0Y d dY 0Ew*" 0Y dY 0Y d j# _j# _d# , dN.jK , jK ,Z" ,jF jK , jK , jF jK ,N jN _*jN _*jN",' *h,W" N#pP N#pY"W^ F N#pP N#pP F N#pP N#^ N#^ NW^
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