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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Mar 1994.
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alt.ascii-art · 10 messages · 22 Mar 1994 - 9 Jul 1999

           .::^; ., 
          :;i   :i
         ::i  :;i  
   ..::i :;:i:;i
  ,i  :i::::::i
      ;;::;;:;;
      : v   v :
      ;.  n  .;
        ( x )
         ^^^
i'm new here, this is my first atempt at any kind of ascii art, so bear 
with me. this is supposed to be a jester, can you tell? any suggestions 
for making it better? anyone have another jester i could look at?
if so, post it or mail it to: wom...@stolaf.edu

thanks a bunch in advance, Donna

==================================#######=================================== 
Bye, bye miss american pie.  Drove my chevy to the levy but the levy was dry.
All them good old boys are drinking wisky and rye, singing this will be the
day that i die.  This will be the day that i die...
==================================#######===================================

Normand Veilleux <Nve...@emr1.emr.ca> ASCII art 23 Mar 1994 21:50 · permalink
>From: wom...@lars.acc.stolaf.edu (Donna-kathleen M Womersley)
>
>           .::^; ., 
>          :;i   :i
>         ::i  :;i  
>   ..::i :;:i:;i
>  ,i  :i::::::i
>      ;;::;;:;;
>      : v   v :
>      ;.  n  .;
>        ( x )
>         ^^^
>i'm new here, this is my first atempt at any kind of ascii art, so bear 
>with me. this is supposed to be a jester, can you tell? any suggestions 
>for making it better? anyone have another jester i could look at?
>if so, post it or mail it to: wom...@stolaf.edu

Hi.  Here is one I found in the small ascii section of my collection:
              ___
             /\  \
            /  \/ \
       ___  \   O /  ___
      /    \ \   / /    \
     /   __ -    -  __   \
    /___/ | <>   <> | \___\
    O  ___|    ^    |___  O
     /     \  -^-  /    \
    /   /\  \_____/ /\   \
    \_ / /          \ \_ /
    O   /   /\   /\  \  O
         \ /  \ /  \ /
          O    O    O
          Jorn Barger ?

Can someone confirm the attribution.  Jorn maybe?
-- 
Normand Veilleux
nve...@emr1.emr.ca
----------------------------

well.... i've always been into ASCII art, but never knew there was a
newgroup! I also didn't know that the following characters anr a big
NO NO - � �

anyway, see ya around

��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
      Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��

qua...@phreaker.net
ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
~ ~   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
���   flowing form my spoons !!"
 O      



        

JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> ASCII art 29 Jun 1999 00:00 · permalink
Quantum-Eclipse <qua...@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:377...@news.uq.net.au...
> well.... i've always been into ASCII art, but never knew there was a
> newgroup! I also didn't know that the following characters anr a big
> NO NO - � �
>
> anyway, see ya around
>
> ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
>       Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
> ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
>
> qua...@phreaker.net
> ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
> ~ ~   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
> ���   flowing form my spoons !!"
>  O


Uh... what following characters? Most of them look like exclamation marks, on
my newsreader. I presume that they are extended characters, however. Well, I like
the extendeds, myself. The problem with them, however, is that not everybody can
see them on their system, and even those who can, don't always see the same things.
Currently, only your actual keyboard characters are plain text askee characters. It
would be nice if the extended characters travelled as far and as well as the actual
ascie ones, but until they do, and are included in the ascii character list, I suppose
we shall mostly have to avoid them. It's not that we don't like 'em; it's just that
they don't travel.

                    .--.
                  .'()()`.
                  `.\__/.'    Jonathon R. Oglesbee
                    "||"    ogl...@mail.fullnet.net
                     || /\
                  /\ ||//\)     "You just can't do ANYTHING
                 (/\\||/            with a fish's tail."
        ____________\||/________________________________

Quantum-Eclipse <qua...@phreaker.net> ASCII art 1 Jul 1999 00:00 · permalink
after the words "NO NO" i put symbols numbers 15 and 21



"JRO" <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> had a strange thought. On
Tue, 29 Jun 1999 01:46:41 -0500, "JRO"
<ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> typed:

0�0  
0�0  Quantum-Eclipse <qua...@phreaker.net> wrote in message news:377...@news.uq.net.au...
0�0  > well.... i've always been into ASCII art, but never knew there was a
0�0  > newgroup! I also didn't know that the following characters anr a big
0�0  > NO NO - � �
0�0  >
0�0  > anyway, see ya around
0�0  >
0�0  > ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
0�0  >       Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
0�0  > ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
0�0  >
0�0  > qua...@phreaker.net
0�0  > ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
0�0  > ~ ~   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
0�0  > ���   flowing form my spoons !!"
0�0  >  O
0�0  
0�0  
0�0  Uh... what following characters? Most of them look like exclamation marks, on
0�0  my newsreader. I presume that they are extended characters, however. Well, I like
0�0  the extendeds, myself. The problem with them, however, is that not everybody can
0�0  see them on their system, and even those who can, don't always see the same things.
0�0  Currently, only your actual keyboard characters are plain text askee characters. It
0�0  would be nice if the extended characters travelled as far and as well as the actual
0�0  ascie ones, but until they do, and are included in the ascii character list, I suppose
0�0  we shall mostly have to avoid them. It's not that we don't like 'em; it's just that
0�0  they don't travel.
0�0  
0�0                      .--.
0�0                    .'()()`.
0�0                    `.\__/.'    Jonathon R. Oglesbee
0�0                      "||"    ogl...@mail.fullnet.net
0�0                       || /\
0�0                    /\ ||//\)     "You just can't do ANYTHING
0�0                   (/\\||/            with a fish's tail."
0�0          ____________\||/________________________________
0�0  

��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
      Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��

qua...@phreaker.net
ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
~ ~    Realm Beyond: http://zap.to/RB/
���   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
 O     flowing form my spoons !!" 



        

Martin Atkins <zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz> ASCII art 1 Jul 1999 00:00 · permalink
.----- On Tue, 29 Jun 1999 06:30:32 GMT, Quantum-Eclipse posted:
|well.... i've always been into ASCII art, but never knew there was a
|newgroup! I also didn't know that the following characters anr a big
|NO NO - � �
|
|anyway, see ya around
|
|��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
|      Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
|��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
|
|qua...@phreaker.net
|ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
|~ ~   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
|���   flowing form my spoons !!"
| O      
'--------------------------------

Most of the characters in your sig are no nos...

��`� are all no no characters...

Here are the only characters that are yes, yes characters...

032     048 0   064 @   080 P   096 `   112 p
033 !   049 1   065 A   081 Q   097 a   113 q
034 "   050 2   066 B   082 R   098 b   114 r
035 #   051 3   067 C   083 S   099 c   115 s
036 $   052 4   068 D   084 T   100 d   116 t
037 %   053 5   069 E   085 U   101 e   117 u
038 &   054 6   070 F   086 V   102 f   118 v
039 '   055 7   071 G   087 W   103 g   119 w
040 (   056 8   072 H   088 X   104 h   120 x
041 )   057 9   073 I   089 Y   105 i   121 y
042 *   058 :   074 J   090 Z   106 j   122 z
043 +   059 ;   075 K   091 [   107 k   123 {
044 ,   060 <   076 L   092 \   108 l   124 |
045 -   061 =   077 M   093 ]   109 m   125 }
046 .   062 >   078 N   094 ^   110 n   126 ~
047 /   063 ?   079 O   095 _   111 o


-Martin
|\/| _..__|_o._   /\_|_| o._  _   mart.atkins@--
|  |(_||  |_|| | /--\|_|<|| |_>            --bigfoot.com

Quantum-Eclipse writes
>after the words "NO NO" i put symbols numbers 15 and 21
>
>0�0  > well.... i've always been into ASCII art, but never knew there was a
>0�0  > newgroup! I also didn't know that the following characters anr a big
>0�0  > NO NO - � �
>0�0  >
>0�0  > anyway, see ya around
>0�0  >
>0�0  > ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
>0�0  >       Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
>0�0  > ��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
>0�0  >
>0�0  > qua...@phreaker.net
>0�0  > ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
>
>
>        
[][ hi .. the message is 8-bit

 ... _this_ stuff is 7-bit so that it can pass thru' all transports

your message:-

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
X-Newsreader: Forte Agent 1.5/32.452


0�0  > NO NO - � �
------------------
[char codes]
------------------
48,191,48,32,32,62,32,78,79,32,78,79,32,45,32,164,32,167,

( the above char values obtained using Ns4 on a webpage
  at http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk/anim/webflip.htm )


the max char value range expected to be used for posts here is 32-127

i do like your sig tho' ... its nice ... but thats only 'cos the
machinery i'm using has that capability

alas ... to some ppl it'll just look like mush :(

it is possible tho' to reproduce your sig. in an alternative 7-bit
version for use at times when you want to reach a wider audience
or to reach the parts that others cannot reach :)

[][ see yuz
[][ colin
-- 
. /\_/\   ( () /_ / /\)   _/   /? .\ /\) /) .\ /_ /_
:( a a(   CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk
' \___")  <---<<          --=oOo=--           >>--->

0�0  Most of the characters in your sig are no nos...


I know, but i got given that 'Wave" effect by a very special friend of
mine, first ASCII art sig i had.
��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
      Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��

qua...@phreaker.net
ICQ: 19440028  |  B.Net: 3333343
~ ~    Realm Beyond: http://zap.to/RB/
���   "Psychedelic ! Look at the aura
 O     flowing form my spoons !!" 



        

Spunk1111 <spu...@aol.comQQ> ASCII art 2 Jul 1999 00:00 · permalink
>Message-id: <378...@news.uq.net.au>
>I know, but i got given that 'Wave" effect by a very special friend of
>mine, first ASCII art sig i had.
>��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��
>      Q u a n t u m - E c l i p s e
>��`���,���,�`���,���,�`���,���,�`��

I think you are a bit confused by the term
"ASCII".. the neat characters that you have
in the above 'wave effect' are not considered
to be ASCII (American Standard Code of
Information Interchange) characters.  They
are not the universal 7-bit characters.
Because of this, some systems don't see
your cool wave -- they may see square blocks,
other characters, or other superfluous coded
characters.  In other words, many people
see your sig as a mess.

This is the reason that it is best to use
pure ASCII characters when posting internationally.

Understand now?
-joan
-- 
           .-~~-. .--.
          /      /   "\  /|        joan stark
         /    \ |  \   \//     spu...@juno.com
        |/\    | \_/-'..'
        A |   /  ||            ASCII ART GALLERY:
 jgs      |__||__||       http://www.ascii-art.com

Quantum-Eclipse <qua...@phreaker.net> wrote:

> I know, but i got given that 'Wave" effect by a very special friend of
> mine, first ASCII art sig i had.

-sig snip ped

The point is those figures in your sig aren't strictly considered ASCII
art and can actually cause trouble with come older newsreaders.
-- 
Why are there interstate highways in Hawaii?

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