Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 9 Feb 1995.
Attempted Dilbert
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 9 Feb 1995 - 10 Feb 1995
I like it! :) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Rand A. Bamberg - AMD/PCD Austin Tel: 512.602.4337 bam...@beast.amd.com Fax: 512.462.4926
In article <199...@vtf.idx.com> rn...@hawkeye.idx.com (Robert Hale) writes: >I posted a request a few weeks ago to see if anyone had done an >ascii rendition of Dilbert, the comic strip character by Scott Adams. >I haven't seen any posts related to that request so thought I would >try my hand at it. This is my first attempt at ascii art, though, so >any suggestions are appreciated. >And without further ado... here is Dilbert. > (~~~~) > | | > |C--OO > | P > |____| > |____\* > | \_/ >So, what do you think? Nice job! I think the cartoonist includes his e-mail address in the Dilbert strip. Maybe you should e-mail him a copy? :) Vinny
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