Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 20 Apr 1995.
Answer/Line: High Density Sig
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· 2 messages · 20 Apr 1995
Formatting @ 1.44 Meg, High Density <h...@raven.cybercom.com> wrote: >Hello, my handle is High Density. I want a sig but have NO CLUE what to >do for an ascii nor can i draw for my life. can someone please help? it >would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Here's something you might use, depending on how many lines your newsreader gives you for your sig and that you don't mind that your email address is split into two parts (didn't want to make the disk too big). It was the first thing that came to mind (naturally, with a moniker like High Density) and it seemed like fun at the time to try to do... == High Density Sig below == -----8x----------------------------------------------------------------------- -- _____________________ |=| |=| | | High Density | | | | jon@raven. | | "It's better to burn out than to fade away." | | cybercom.com | | | |_______________| | - Kurt Kobain | _________ | | | ,-, | | | (H | | | | | \____|_|_|_____|____| <dcau> -----8x----------------------------------------------------------------------- == High Density Sig above == Oh, btw, I believe it's 'than' rather than 'then' in order to be grammatically correct. We want the best for your sig, you know ;) Granted, the sig design leaves a lot of 'white space' (or blank space) on the right side, however the centered quote does fill it up a bit. Nice and simple, although you can also include other information if you want. Please keep my initials there if it's ok with you, otherwise you can remove it as long as you use it for personal emailing. Don't count yourself out by saying that you can't draw for your life (and this includes anyone else in the newsgroup). We (those who do draw) all started out at the same place as you are now. Just practice a bit, play around, and pretty soon, you'll be making ascii art like the rest of us! :) Take care, and tell me what you think. -- Daniel _ _ Moo! \,-, ____|____ DaNiEl C. aU /(. .)\ ) \ (__) ,--|_--, /' U ^ `\ NoRThWesTeRn UnIV (*)____/| (oo) | A | |/\/\/\/\/\/\/| MEdiCaL ScHOol / D | /--------\/ \ / | cHIcaGo, iL / |--\ | / | C || `\--^-/ | --> Studying like a dog, in the (_)(_) (_) * ||-----|| J Midwest, lack of vitamins, ~~ ~~ @casbah.acns.nwu.edu and rain all around... URL: http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~dcau
jp...@ecf.toronto.edu (Jason Pilon) writes: >Daniel Au <dca...@casbah.acns.nwu.edu> wrote: >>| | jon@raven. | | "It's better to burn out than to fade away." >>| |_______________| | - Kurt Kobain >> >>Oh, btw, I believe it's 'than' rather than 'then' in order to be grammatically >>correct. We want the best for your sig, you know ;) >Nice work Daniel. One small thing, in the vein of being grammatically >correct: The quote is incorrectly attributed. "It's better to burn out >than fade away" is a line from a Neil Young song (the name of which evades >me at the moment). It is also a sample in the song "Gimme the Prize" by Queen. The sample comes from the movie Highlander, and spoken by the Kurgan. "I have something to say: it's better to burn out than to fade away." Now we're really straying from ASCII art discussion, so... Ob-ASCII-art: /|___ ___ ___ ___ _______ ______ / ___\ | _ | / |\\ | _ |,-------,| _ ___\ | _ _ | TM //|| \\ || ||/\ //|| \\ || |' _-----_ '| || \\ || || || // || |\ \\|| | /\\ // || \\|| | / ,,,,, \ | || |\ \\ || || || // || | > > | |/ // // || \ | || /#####\ || || | > >> || || || // A || '' < <| // // A || |\ \| || \#####/ || || ''.// || || || // _ || /\ \ | \\// _ || | \ | \_"""""_/ | || //' || || || << < |_|| |/\\ \|_|\ \< < |_||_| \__|, ----- ,| || // || || || \\/___ |// \\/____\/^\/_______|\____|`-------'||/ |// ||/ |// \/ | / \/ \/ \/ | /| / | /| / |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ ___ __ _ __ __ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ | |_||_ |_) |_ | ||_ |\ |/ _ |_ | ||_ | \| ||_| (R) | | ||__ | \ |__ \/ |__ | \|\_| |__ |_|| |_/|_|| | ____ /\.,-()____ ____ || / // || || // \\ gbe...@cse.unl.edu ||/_||_\ || || \\__// TM Apr. 20, 1995 Okay, so I'm not all that happy with the A's or the D. What do expect on the spur of the moment? Perfection? -- ----' http://cse.unl.edu/~gberigan/ (Greg Berigan) ------, ,-|-, "Some say he's the devil himself." "I heard he was _ ----' '-' a giant chicken!" -- Highlander Boo: The Chickening d b CC
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