Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 Sep 1996.
one line mice
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· 14 messages · 5 Sep 1996 - 22 Sep 1996
In article <Pin...@osf1.mpae.gwdg.de>, Uwe Lauth <lau...@osf1.mpae.gwdg.de> writes >Often we see mice from above (e.g., running through the kitchen :) >Then they look like <:3 )-- ----{,_,"> <",_,}-._ -- XEMU
Chatting on irc, I wanted to type a small mouse for maus. My first attempt was <)OO__ I hope you recognize head-with-ear <), body OO, and tail __ Later I realized that 2 looks like a sitting animal's hind leg. So I turned the mouse around and created __(2,C> Often we see mice from above (e.g., running through the kitchen :) Then they look like <:3 )-- Have fun Uwe
In article <Pin...@osf1.mpae.gwdg.de>,
Uwe Lauth <lau...@osf1.mpae.gwdg.de> writes:
>small mouse
<'`,,-,,)-----
---(___C'>
_____(,__,c'>
my attempts at a one-line mouse....
-Joan
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Uwe Lauth wrote: > > Chatting on irc, I wanted to type a small mouse for maus. > > My first attempt was <)OO__ > I hope you recognize head-with-ear <), body OO, and tail __ > > Later I realized that 2 looks like a sitting animal's hind leg. > So I turned the mouse around and created __(2,C> > > Often we see mice from above (e.g., running through the kitchen :) > Then they look like <:3 )-- > > Have fun > Uwe How's this? My first(and possibly last) attempt at ASCII art! 8>Q= -- Tracie Lowe tra...@cdc.net http://www.cdc.net/~tracie
squished mouse?
ice...@aol.com (Icelos) wrote:
>squished mouse?
One line:
---(8:>
Two lines? (I know you just asked for one)
oo
-_( ">
Two lines is so much easier :)
Tom
Tom Youderian (tyoud) wrote: >Two lines? (I know you just asked for one) > > oo >-_( "> > >Two lines is so much easier :) I did a little diddle of your 2-liner: oo (__( "> Bye,
In article <51dlg8$e4...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, Icelos <ice...@aol.com>
writes
>squished mouse?
how can you get one line mice
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Real mice don't carry their tails like cats so... (-: >|> oo >|> ___( "> On 16 Sep 1996, Bill Taylor wrote: >|> I did a little diddle of your 2-liner: >|> >|> oo >|> (__( "> > >I diddled it some more... > > , oo > \__( "> > > > *************************************************** * Therese Shellabarger - tls...@concentric.net * * http://www.concentric.net/~tlshell/ * ***************************************************
|> I did a little diddle of your 2-liner: |> |> oo |> (__( "> I diddled it some more... , oo \__( ">
mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz (Bill Taylor) wrote: >|> I did a little diddle of your 2-liner: >|> >|> oo >|> (__( "> > >I diddled it some more... > > , oo > \__( "> > || , /\x/\__ _ _oo || /|/ ('.') \ _='__) (__(__"> || | () ()___/_() |o o | ||/ |_O_8| More diddling!! :)) Tom
Roving Reporter (Tls...@concentric.net) wrote: >Real mice don't carry their tails like cats so... (-: >>|> oo >>|> ___( "> > >On 16 Sep 1996, Bill Taylor wrote: >>|> I did a little diddle of your 2-liner: >>|> >>|> oo >>|> (__( "> >>I diddled it some more... >> >> , oo >> \__( "> Maybe so...but it artistic mousetails are allowed as artistic licence. Also most mouses have feet as well as tails... , oo \__( "> ~ ~ Bye,
What about this two mice ?
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In Message-Id:<51ovcp$e8...@nervous.pdb.sni.de> Date: 18 Sep 1996 emm...@pdb.sni.de (Emmerich) wrote: > What about this two mice? > --(_~:> > <:~_)-- Or three blind mice ? , oo \__( ~> , oo \__( ~> , oo \__( ~> Bye,
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