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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Apr 1996.
Re: ASCII Rose

Re: ASCII Rose

In article <4k4o3c$42...@netone.netonecom.net>, Mike Wood
<mik...@netonecom.net> writes
>S.S...@student.anu.edu.au (Steven Scougall) wrote:
>
>>Some time ago on this newsgroup (I think it was this newsgroup) I came
>>across this huge (probably around 40 line high) ASCII rose.  There were
>>two leaves off the stem and I remember that the main 'fill in as much
>>solid black space' character used was an M.  ':'s were used to fill in the
>>petals and '.'s were used to fill in the leaves.  I think it was posted by
>>Alex Chai.
>
>>Anyway, the disk I had it on died today and I'm trying to find this
>>wonderful creation again.  Does anyone remember the rose I'm talking
>>about?  If you do and you have a copy lying around somewhere then can you
>>repost it?
>
>>~~~~ __/~ __/~~    Steven Scougall
>>~~~__ /~__ /~~~   (S.S...@student.anu.edu.au)
>>~~___/~___/~~~~  Masks reveal more than they hide.
>
>Is this the flower you are looking for?

            ____          ___           __----__   _/\
         _/^ __ ^\_    /~^_/ |       )/^        ^-^ _/
      _/^ _/^  ^\_ ^\ | ./  /~      /(            _/\.
    _/^_/^--_     ^\_^\-__-~      _/( \         _/  ./
  ./^_/|  \_ ~\      \_^\_      /^ _(  ~-_    _/ \./\ ~Rose~
_/^_/   \_  ~\ \      ^\__^\../^_/^ )\    ~~~~    _\/
__/       ~\__\|         ^\.__./^      ~---____--~ ~\

Someone posted me these, I hope they don't mind:)
 .
              .@.                                    .
              @m@,.                                 .@
             .@m%nm@,.                            .@m@
            .@nvv%vnmm@,.                      .@mn%n@
           .@mnvvv%vvnnmm@,.                .@mmnv%vn@,
           @mmnnvvv%vvvvvnnmm@,.        .@mmnnvvv%vvnm@
           @mmnnvvvvv%vvvvvvnnmm@, ;;;@mmnnvvvvv%vvvnm@,
           `@mmnnvvvvvv%vvvvvnnmmm;;@mmnnvvvvvv%vvvvnmm@
            `@mmmnnvvvvvv%vvvnnmmm;%mmnnvvvvvv%vvvvnnmm@
              `@m%v%v%v%v%v;%;%;%;%;%;%;%%%vv%vvvvnnnmm@
              .,mm@@@@@mm%;;@@m@m@@m@@m@mm;;%%vvvnnnmm@;@,.
           .,@mmmmmmvv%%;;@@vmvvvvvvvvvmvm@@;;%%vvnnm@;%mmm@,
        .,@mmnnvvvvv%%;;@@vvvvv%%%%%%%vvvvmm@@;;%%mm@;%%nnnnm@,
     .,@mnnvv%v%v%v%%;;@mmvvvv%%;*;*;%%vvvvmmm@;;%m;%%v%v%v%vmm@,.
 ,@mnnvv%v%v%v%v%v%v%;;@@vvvv%%;*;*;*;%%vvvvm@@;;m%%%v%v%v%v%v%vnnm@,
 `    `@mnnvv%v%v%v%%;;@mvvvvv%%;;*;;%%vvvmmmm@;;%m;%%v%v%v%vmm@'   '
         `@mmnnvvvvv%%;;@@mvvvv%%%%%%%vvvvmm@@;;%%mm@;%%nnnnm@'
            `@mmmmmmvv%%;;@@mvvvvvvvvvvmmm@@;;%%mmnmm@;%mmm@'
               `mm@@@@@mm%;;@m@@m@m@m@@m@@;;%%vvvvvnmm@;@'
              ,@m%v%v%v%v%v;%;%;%;%;%;%;%;%vv%vvvvvnnmm@
            .@mmnnvvvvvvv%vvvvnnmm%mmnnvvvvvvv%vvvvnnmm@
           .@mmnnvvvvvv%vvvvvvnnmm'`@mmnnvvvvvv%vvvnnmm@
           @mmnnvvvvv%vvvvvvnnmm@':%::`@mmnnvvvv%vvvnm@'
           @mmnnvvv%vvvvvnnmm@'`:::%%:::'`@mmnnvv%vvmm@
           `@mnvvv%vvnnmm@'     `:;%%;:'     `@mvv%vm@'
            `@mnv%vnnm@'          `;%;'         `@n%n@
             `@m%mm@'              ;%;.           `@m@
              @m@'                 `;%;             `@
              `@'                   ;%;.           
               `                    `;%;        ~Rose?~ 
-- 
          Skydancer

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From: Sophie Davies <sop...@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: ASCII Rose
Date: 1996/04/06
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