Re: REQ: Scissors
Sara,
I think the smallest pic is the best. All your scissors are
horisontal... may be a vertical orientation is a good idea? Below is how
it may look like:
_ _
(_) / )
| (_/
_+/
//|\
// | )
(/ |/
Thank you,
Valery
Sara (VSM) wrote:
>
> ,............Scratch-n-Sniff <scr...@nym.alias.net> typed
> the following...
> :(Hi Veronica !)
> :
> :Could someone here make an ASCII pair of scissors for me,
> :(if it's not too time consuming)?
> :
> :Instead of using something mundane like <snip> when snipping
> :messages,I'd like too paste in the scissors instead.
> :Maybe a small pair,for small <snips>,
> :and a larger pair for LARGE <snips>.
> :
> :Gracias,
> :
> :BTW
> :Yeah,I know the artwork might be larger than the section I'm
> :actually snipping,but preserving a few lines of bandwidth is
> :not my usual habit anyway.
> :.................
>
> ---8<---- (little ones)
>
> ___C\/____
> C/\
> __ _
> _____(__\,.-"_________
> sjw (__/''-._
>
> (bigger one)
> __ ____ _.
> sjw"--..__ / __ \ _.::"
> ""--.._| (__) \__.=:="
> \____ -"_.'
> __..--"""
> __..--""
> __..--""
> "
> Any good? <g>
>
> --
> Sig file went with the heart to Cardiff.
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