Talk-Line-Request: Small Elephants
From Mark Staples <mar...@cs.uq.oz.au>
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· 19 Aug 1994 04:12 · View full thread
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I looked throught the small ascii pics, trying to find
small elephants. There weren't even any large ones! :)
To fill the huge potential market demand for ASCII
elephants, I've had an attempt at one --- but as it's
my first ASCII-art attempt, there's bound to be lots of
room for improvement!
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: -(~|___||'
`' | | ||
The only cute modification I've thought of is the `stampeding
elephant'...
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: -(~|___||'
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Any thoughts?
Mark
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Mark Staples mar...@cs.uq.oz.au
Department of Computer Science, University of Queensland, 4072, Australia
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