Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Jan 1999.
request:
alt.ascii-art
· 4 messages · 6 Jan 1999 - 8 Jan 1999
Could somebody please draw me a pico of an ogre?? preferably one less
than 78 cols wide and 30 rows deep?
i have included a description just i case...
Ogres are a big, beastly race. Humanoid in form, they typically stand
over 9 feet in height and are massively strong. They typically have
warts on their faces, sprouting 2 or 3 strands of thich white hair. The
males have long, sharp canine teeth, 3 to 5 inches, where the female's
are a bit shorter at 1-2 inches. Ogres are not intelligent, but possess
great strength. Their arms and legs are thick and well muscled. Their
hands are huge, with thick, non-dexterous fingers. They wear scant
clothing, if any at all, besides a loincloth and footwear, typically
some sort of sandal. Ogres are prone to wearing jewelry in the form of
arm bands, neck bands or other such items.
here is a specific description of the ogre i am looking for. if its too
picky, disregard.
A very large, very ancient ogre. It has scraggly, pure white, tufted
hair.
Its canines, yellow with age and sharpened by many years of use are over
4 inches long. Its arms and legs, which are covered by battle scars,
bulge with strength and power. It wields but a single, tarnished
broadsword, made of bronze. The blade on the sword is nicked from years
of use.
if anybody can do this for me i would appreciate it immensely. I have
tried and tried, but alas, i dont appear to have the touch.
thanks, in advance
bill
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I am sorry, fella, but I kin not draw you no ascie picher
of such a mon'ter as that. I will likely not even git
to sleep tonight, worrin' bout this here terrible creature,
which you done did dee-scribe. I hopes you is happy.
Here, you pagan sadist; I hope this here monster keeps
you up fer weeks, scairt outter your brainpan:
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/ ../ ' ( My god, Harvey!) // ' ../ <> / .'\ \' ''.\ \
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( it can read, ) //' / __ _ _____ \ ..' \ \
'./ \'\ ( do you? ) | |__ /_\ | |
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___...---..._____..--~~\\..____..-\________________/..__
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. . . ` ______________||_________. .
|_____________________| '
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. . .. |____|____|_____|==|__|
|____|____|_____|__|__| jro
__________________________________
' . / /
. ~ / /
Jonathon R. Oglesbee
oglesbee@
mail.fullnet.net
Thankyou, dear. You are a gentlelady and a scholaress. JRO
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