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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 30 Nov 1996.
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small spiderweb or spider or spider in web

small spiderweb or spider or spider in web

alt.ascii-art · 3 messages · 30 Nov 1996 - 5 Dec 1996
Hi!

I need a small spiderweb or spider or a spider in a web to use on my
e-mail.  I saw a nice one in a magizine of a spider dangling on a thread of
a web.  Can someone please post or email me at:

Web_Woman@ msn.com

or 

tri...@amnorth.com

Thanks a lot!!!!!

Nancy


In article <01bbde6d$ee0495a0$c80...@tripper.amnorth.com> on 30 Nov 1996 03:24:56 GMT,
 "tripper" <tri...@amnorth.com> wrote:

> Hi!

> I need a small spiderweb or spider or a spider in a web to use on my
> e-mail.  I saw a nice one in a magizine of a spider dangling on a thread of
> a web.  Can someone please post or email me at:

> Web_Woman@ msn.com

> or 

> tri...@amnorth.com

> Thanks a lot!!!!!

> Nancy


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                                             by R L Samuell
                                             sam...@cis.uab.edu
                                             April 6, 1994


Is this what you saw in the magazine?  Though it's not so small.
It is the final screen from the SPINWEB animation that I did a
couple of years ago.  You can finger spi...@twinbrook.cis.uab.edu
and see the animation IF (<-- that's a big 'if') your finger client
doesn't filter out escape codes (and some do.)  If finger fails,
then just telnet to twinbrook.cis.uab.edu port 79 (DON'T FORGET
that port number, 79) and when you connect, just type: 

spinweb

followed by a carriage-return.  If that doesn't work, watch the
animation group and I'll re-post the original animation in a few 
days.

Also, I did a reduced version in this style as the banner for
the webNews project <http://twinbrook.cis.uab.edu:70/webNews.80>
which has been published several places.  It lacks the dangling
tired old WebSpinner, though.

Oh, when you visit the TWINBROOK site, check out the ASCII Art
Bazaar <gopher://twinbrook.cis.uab.edu/1asciiarc.70>.  It hasn't
been updated in awhile, but still contains quite a bit of vintage
typograms.

"J. Melusky" <wha...@u.washington.edu> writes:

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i liked your spider...but wanted the legs to be a little more angular.
(the silk line is great!)

justin thiessen
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not speaking for OU or ECN


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justin thiessen            | not speaking for OU or ECN 
jus...@mailhost.ecn.ou.edu |

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