Re: Star Trek
From stimpy <sti...@marimba.wimsey.bc.ca>
· alt.ascii-art
· 14 May 1994 18:23 · View full thread
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Once upon a time, Edge ProFlow Inc. wrote:
: Well everyone, this is my VERY 1st attempt at ascii-art. Not sure if I've
: got the right stuff but, you all can be the judge.
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: |. ' ' ' ' |
: | ' ' . . . ' . ' . ' |
: |. . ' . ' ._.-''-. . ' . . ' . |
: | . ' . .' `. ' ' . . ' ' |
: | ' .. ' . . ' . |
: | ' . . ::: ~~- ~~. . . |
: | ' . ' { ^ `.^: ' ' ' |
: | . . ' (o_): ' . ' |
: | . . . ' | ___. . . ' '|
: | . . ' `-__ _: . ' ' ' |
: |_________________________| ----|______________________________|
: | __----- -___ _+---___ |
: | _- -- -_ |
: |Caption Jean-Luc Picard /\ E.Bantz |
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:
:
: You input would be greatly appreciated :)
I like it a lot, except for his nose. It looks more like Jean Luc Pig-ard.
Oink!
stimps
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