Three liner

I need some three liners for my text editor project. I want to use them as a 
part of the footer when printing.

They ned to be three lines of max 10 characters.

I already have one:

  \\_//
  (@ @)
oOo___oOo

Do anyone have more?

-- 
ping.vin

Per-Egil Hovin wrote:
> 
> I need some three liners for my text editor project. I want to use them as a
> part of the footer when printing.
> 
> They ned to be three lines of max 10 characters.
> 
<snip>

Suitable for 3x10 character footer-art?

  )\._.,,'``.
 /, _.. _\  ';
`._(,_.(,_..'    - perhaps too big?

  o__
 _.>/)_
(_) \(_)         - seen before!

_
c")_
(__/             - also seen before!!

 .--.
( ,- )
 `--'            - is it that late already?

Hilsen, Peer Wandel Hansen
Math and alcohol don't mix. Please don't drink and derive ..

On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 18:04:56 +0100, Per-Egil Hovin <pin...@online.no> wrote:

>I need some three liners for my text editor project. I want to use them as a 
>part of the footer when printing.
>
>They ned to be three lines of max 10 characters.
These may help

One Foot ;)

 | \
 ). `._
(_-.__.'

Lego Smiley Block

 _::__::_
| (o)(o) |
|__`--'__|

Double Head Axe

'::'
<::----(o)
.::.

Scooter

     /
(o)-._\
 `-.__(o)

Breast Plate 

(o-v-o)
 )._.(
 '._.'

lgbeard

On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, lgbeard wrote:
>
> On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 18:04:56 +0100, Per-Egil Hovin wrote:
>
> > I need some three liners for my text editor project. I want to use
> > them as a part of the footer when printing.
> >
> > They ned to be three lines of max 10 characters.
> These may help
>
> Scooter
>
>      /
>  o)-._\
>    `~ \o
>

tweaked

-Arthur

Peer W Hansen <pee...@diku.dk> wrote in message

>   o__
>  _.>/)_
> (_) \(_)         - seen before!


GOOD HEAVENS!   I can't imagine anyone being irresponsible enough
to promulgate the image of cycling without a safety helmet!

I have given him the appropriate accessory, (compulsory by law in many places).


   @__
  _.>/)_
 (_) \(_)


 _
| >
|<
|_>

|3 | |_ |_   "|" /\ `/ |_ () |^

Bill Taylor wrote

> GOOD HEAVENS!   I can't imagine anyone being irresponsible enough
> to promulgate the image of cycling without a safety helmet!
>
> I have given him the appropriate accessory, (compulsory by law in many
places).
>
>
>    @__                   o__       o__
>   _.>/)_                _.>/)_    _.>/)_
>  (_) \(_)___ ___ ___ __(_) \(_)__(_) \(_)___ ___ __________
>

> Hello  |3 | |_ |_

as you can clearly see, your diddle-man doesn't wear a helmet either.
He'd better look in front of him, since looking back is quite dangerous.
And without hemet there is the need of being double cautious. Tell him!

R@ineR