Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 2 Jun 2003.
Nerd Boy, episode 389
alt.ascii-art
· 29 messages · 2 Jun 2003 - 8 Jun 2003
OUR HEROES ARE BEING HELD CAPTIVE BUT WHAT'S THIS? A RESCUE
IN A CELL IN AN UNDERGROUND LAIR! ATTEMPT? CAN IT BE?!
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Yeah.. It's a strip and stuff. I should do more silly narrator
stuff, I love that. And now back to ScummVM, baby!
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"BoD" <Bo...@JRAF.org> skrev i meddelandet news:3edb3f25$0$26631$626...@news.free.fr > Great :)) > > BoD Thanks. :) > Joaquim G�ndara wrote: > > > Yeah.. It's a strip and stuff. I should do more silly narrator > > stuff, I love that. And now back to ScummVM, baby! P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post... obascii: > 4 5 > > > 2 > > 3 > > > > 1 (Mixed top-posting and "relevance-posting".) > 4 > > > 2 > > > > 1 > > 3 5 (Mixed top-posting and bottom-posting.) -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
From now on I won't quote at all... BoD
"Joaquim G穗dara" <cla...@lords.com> wrote in message news:bbfjmj$8to2v$1...@ID-102694.news.dfncis.de... > "BoD" <Bo...@JRAF.org> skrev i meddelandet > news:3edb3f25$0$26631$626...@news.free.fr > > Great :)) > > > > BoD > > Thanks. :) > > > Joaquim G穗dara wrote: > > > > > Yeah.. It's a strip and stuff. I should do more silly narrator > > > stuff, I love that. And now back to ScummVM, baby! > > P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to > convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will > cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and > bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars > will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if > you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post... [Off Topic] My partner always put the toilet stool up when he finish using it. I am always asking him to put the stool down, but he refuses to do. He says he has his policy and his rationality. Of course I really respect him. But sometimes I feel strong depression when my buttock fell down into TOTO. To be with someone means confusion...... kirara
kirara wrote in message ... > >My partner always put the toilet stool up when he finish using it. >I am always asking him to put the stool down, but he refuses to do. >He says he has his policy and his rationality. Of course I really respect him. >But sometimes I feel strong depression when my buttock fell down into TOTO. This brings up a little equality debate. See - when a woman finishes on the toilet, she leaves the seat down. When a man then wants to use that toilet, he may have to put the seat up in order to use it. He will then leave the seat up. Our argument is that women leave the seat down, and men have to cope with this (which we do without complaint). Why do women complain about this when men don't ? -- Graeme Porter -^-_ _ / [_][_]_:_ Proud owner of a 1978 /| _||_ v Pearl Fiberglass Shell kit | / \ | -=/=\\____//=\=jaa "I married Miss right, I just didn't know her first name was 'Always'" -- Anonymous
Anonymous enlightened us with: > kirara wrote in message ... >> >> My partner always put the toilet stool up when he finish using it. >> I am always asking him to put the stool down, but he refuses to do. >> He says he has his policy and his rationality. Of course I really >> respect him. >> But sometimes I feel strong depression when my buttock fell down >> into TOTO. > > This brings up a little equality debate. > > See - when a woman finishes on the toilet, she leaves the seat down. > > When a man then wants to use that toilet, he may have to put the seat > up in order to use it. He will then leave the seat up. > > Our argument is that women leave the seat down, and men have to cope > with this (which we do without complaint). Why do women complain > about this when men don't ? Cuz not all men have verry good aim ;) And really... it's quite easy to take a seat :) -- ___ .-='=. .='=-. ______ .-' ''--.._ (88 `-.".-' 88) __.-' `. / `-._ \P __ V __ 7/ .-' \ / G4rf13ld `-./ /' �|� \.\_.' \ `. `-.___|___.-' ; `. [G4r...@skynet.be][mail][msn] ; \__ [http://www.buitendezone.be/][url] _ ; ,' `. ,' `.
Anonymous laid claim to the following perspective: > > See - when a woman finishes on the toilet, she leaves the seat down. > > When a man then wants to use that toilet, he may have to put the seat up in order to use it. He will then leave the seat up. > > Our argument is that women leave the seat down, and men have to cope with this (which we do without complaint). Why do women > complain about this when men don't ? I've known men who leave the seat up, have a pressing bowel movenment late at night and *boom*, he ends up taking a /cold/ bath. Then he grumbles and /I/ laugh. ____ [____] /~~\ { () } \__/ seat down ____ [____] #/__\# {( )} #\\//#* * ~~* # seat wet up and floor Mari -- "A kiss that has no ropes, no strings no obligations, I don't own you, be quite sure, you don't own me." -- The Tear Garden 'In Search of My Rose'
Joaquim G�ndara wrote > "Aren't you a little > short for a stormtrooper?" > `,,, __ ___ > OO '.. ..~ ..# | | > .||. .||- .<<. .|(. | | > _______ bb __ || ___________________ || __ || ___| |________ > > > Hehehehehe! Did I say "out"? I > | ` meant "killed". > , ,,, ` __ ___ > OO ^^' --~ ''# | | > -||- .||. .<<. .|(. | | > jg __ bb _ || ____________________ || __ || ___| |____ > > > > ---- > Yeah.. ... I love that. Many of us do! This silly laughing mini-group in the lower left is really bwahaha-ing. The small changes in arms and eyes are soooo funny, really! I really enjoy exploring your strips. R@ineR
Hi Joaquim, how is this possible? All your lines have exactly the same
width (and all without extra spaces), I wouldn't be able to write like
this...
> P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to
> convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will
> cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and
> bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars
> will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if
> you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post...
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Hi Joaquim, how is this possible? All your lines have exactly the same
width (and all without extra spaces), I wouldn't be able to write like
this...
> P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to
> convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will
> cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and
> bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars
> will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if
> you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post...
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"Vit Brunner" <tas...@nospam.cz> skrev i meddelandet news:3ED...@nospam.cz... > > Hi Joaquim, how is this possible? All your lines have exactly the same > width (and all without extra spaces), I wouldn't be able to write like > this... I choose my words carefully. If you ask me, the "..." thing at the end is cheating. In this case, however, it did seem rather fitting. It's a bit hard to make equally long lines without making the text sound very unnatural. Just change things around enough; you will eventually get a paragraph that both sounds and looks good. You also need a bit of luck to get it working, but with some practice anyone can do it. Good luck! > > P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to > > convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will > > cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and > > bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars > > will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if > > you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post... > > -- > ("`-/")_.-'"``-._ > . . `; -._ )-;-,_`) > (v_,)' _ )`-.\ ``-' > _.- _..-_/ / ((.' when responding change > ((,.-' ((,/ "nospam" to "volny" Nice feline. For some reason, I think of it as a baby lion. -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
_.--- Joaquim G�ndara spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ > I choose my words carefully. If you ask me, the "..." thing at the end > is cheating. In this case, however, it did seem rather fitting. It's a > bit hard to make equally long lines without making the text sound very > unnatural. Just change things around enough; you will eventually get a > paragraph that both sounds and looks good. You also need a bit of luck > to get it working, but with some practice anyone can do it. Good luck! Once you try doing it often enough it starts to come naturally. I find myself doing it by habit once in a while and now I always notice others do it. My biggest problem is making sure to spell check everything. I spell very badly and so I frequently get the lines to match up but then I spell check it and have to start over. It is a real pain in the ass. http://asciipr0n.com/fp/ascii/unpr0n/text.art.block.html has my longest example to date. I don't know if I will ever try to do one longer than it, but I keep it around just so I can use it as an example for others. '---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~ -- ICQ=66618055 : http://asciipr0n.com/fp UPDATED=05/06 YIM=faux_pseudo : Rev: astica_-_The_Radio_One_Sessions_-_01_-_Annie.mp3 It is the weak : Now: _dog-single/02_-_mad_dog__ashley_beedle_mix_.mp3 who are cruel : Fwd: /elastica/mad_dog/04._image_change.mp3
G4rf13ld wrote in message <3edb7b42$0$11153$ba6...@reader0.news.skynet.be>... >> Our argument is that women leave the seat down, and men have to cope >> with this (which we do without complaint). Why do women complain >> about this when men don't ? > >Cuz not all men have verry good aim ;) >And really... it's quite easy to take a seat :) Well, granted, it's sometimes quite difficult to pee in a straight line... But that wasn't my quibble! If the seat was up, and I needed to sit, I'd put it down without complaint. If the seat was down, and I wanted/needed it up, then I'd put it up without complaint. Since women don't (realistically) have the option of peeing while standing up, then they need the seat down all the time. It's not difficult to put the seat down if it's up. Men have to do the same thing when the seat is left down. Personally I think it's a jealousy thing - sure women can pee standing up... but it either looks silly, or it makes a hell of a mess !! :o) Besides - men's pee leaves the body out of a very small hole, and it is travelling at up to 30 miles an hour as it exits. This makes for high pressure. Tell me you've never seen a fireman miss the base of the fire..? ;oD (if this conversation were an ASCII drawing, Tran would be having a field day by now I'm sure) -- Graeme Porter -^-_ _ / [_][_]_:_ Proud owner of a 1978 /| _||_ v Pearl Fiberglass Shell kit | / \ | -=/=\\____//=\=jaa "I married Miss right, I just didn't know her first name was 'Always'" -- Anonymous
Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote in news:5CQCa.33725 $Pc5.29330@fed1read01: > _.--- Joaquim G�ndara spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ >> I choose my words carefully. If you ask me, the "..." thing at the end >> is cheating. In this case, however, it did seem rather fitting. It's a >> bit hard to make equally long lines without making the text sound very >> unnatural. Just change things around enough; you will eventually get a >> paragraph that both sounds and looks good. You also need a bit of luck >> to get it working, but with some practice anyone can do it. Good luck! > > Once you try doing it often enough it starts to come naturally. I find > myself doing it by habit once in a while and now I always notice others > do it. My biggest problem is making sure to spell check everything. I > spell very badly and so I frequently get the lines to match up but then > I spell check it and have to start over. It is a real pain in the ass. > > http://asciipr0n.com/fp/ascii/unpr0n/text.art.block.html has my longest > example to date. I don't know if I will ever try to do one longer than > it, but I keep it around just so I can use it as an example for others. Surely some person can write a program to convert our text into blocks so that it fits perfectly. Then the Nintendo kids can do it too. The program would replace words using a Thesaurus in varying ways to try and make the text fit. This in itself would lead to hilarious words cropping up which, I think you'd agree, would add to the sadly wanting dictum and vocabulary displayed on many USENET pages. It might end up in a loop replacing words such would not with wouldn't and can't with can not who knows? Who cares? -- http://users.bigpond.net.au/abcgi "Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in another's trouble, And courage in your own." - ALG
ABCGi wrote: > Surely some person can write a program to convert our text into blocks so > that it fits perfectly. Then the Nintendo kids can do it too. The program > would replace words using a Thesaurus in varying ways to try and make the > text fit. This in itself would lead to hilarious words cropping up which, > I think you'd agree, would add to the sadly wanting dictum and vocabulary > displayed on many USENET pages. It might end up in a loop replacing words > such would not with wouldn't and can't with can not who knows? Who cares? Maybe I can try doing this fancy text box thing, but I'm not sure that I will do it, because I don't know lots of english words and I'm not patient. Ehi, if you want to do a nice box you must have lots of things to say! So I'm going to write a long series of words that maybe have no sense, but they will be nice to see. Maybe. Until now, I had to change four words in order to achieve this box, but I might need to change two or three times other words. I'm saying nothing. I should try to say something interesting, but it's funny looking at this long post that says nothing. I should go back to my studies, because I'll have an exam this month. I love my studies. Bye -- Andrea Spadaccini a.k.a. Lupino - Catania - Now playing: Enya - Adiemus
"Joaquim G�ndara" schrieb: > I choose my words carefully. If you ask me, the "..." thing at > the end is cheating. In this case, however, it did seem rather > fitting. Sorry to say that, but it doesn't. If you want to express an open end of a sentence, you are supposed to start with a blank ("lalala ..."). If there's no blank ahead the dots the last word is not yet finished. Jenz (.. this was real hard stuff)
[You've solved the wrapping problem, but now your regular text is wiiiiiiide.] Anonymous wrote: > If the seat was up, and I needed to sit, I'd put it down without complaint. If the seat was down, and I wanted/needed it up, then > I'd put it up without complaint. Is this a problem? > Since women don't (realistically) have the option of peeing while standing up, then they need the seat down all the time. <snip> > Personally I think it's a jealousy thing - sure women can pee standing up... but it either looks silly, or it makes a hell of a mess > !! :o) http://www.restrooms.org/standing.html > Besides - men's pee leaves the body out of a very small hole, Women's pee hole is just as small. > (if this conversation were an ASCII drawing, Tran would be having a field day by now I'm sure) OK... . - . ' . ' c__ / ` (\, /\ \ V / .- Any diddles? -- ##### c ^ OO /\\\\ ##### | /|\ `^^^^^^^%-- '||` | \\\\ ####-[.]\ / \ " " \ ha ha ha dd /[.]-\\\| ### _| |_ \\| ### (_ http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/cgi/asciichat/ _)} == \ / A S C I I A R T C H A T # ||\
_.--- Jenz Grosshans spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ > the last word is not yet finished. > > Jenz (.. this was real hard stuff) The use of "..." is frowned on. Not because it is improper language but because you can be very arbitrary with how many you put in. For future reference recommend trying do longer sentences since it gives you more breathing room and more chances to fix things up. A bit of advice from someone who knows from experience on how difficult small lines can be. A starving artist is more creative but I have to eat. I shall see you all some other time when I will be better equiped to think of the way to end this thing short without breaking the rules. '---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~ -- ICQ=66618055 : http://asciipr0n.com/fp UPDATED=05/06 YIM=faux_pseudo : Rev: don't_like_the_drugs_(but_the_drugs_like_me).mp3 I cure menstrual : Now: ty_boots__8_track_demo_version_long_version_.mp3 cramps : Fwd: echanical_animals/01_-_Great_Big_White_World.mp3
Faux_Pseudo wrote:
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X-Because: I was just curious about your newsreader. :)
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"Lupino" <_lu...@libero.it> wrote in news:pan...@libero.it: > ABCGi wrote: > >> Surely some person can write a program to convert our text into >> blocks so that it fits perfectly. Then the Nintendo kids can do it >> too. The program would replace words using a Thesaurus in varying >> ways to try and make the text fit. This in itself would lead to >> hilarious words cropping up which, I think you'd agree, would add to >> the sadly wanting dictum and vocabulary displayed on many USENET >> pages. It might end up in a loop replacing words such would not with >> wouldn't and can't with can not who knows? Who cares? > > Maybe I can try doing this fancy text box thing, but I'm not > sure that I will do it, because I don't know lots of english > words and I'm not patient. Ehi, if you want to do a nice box > you must have lots of things to say! So I'm going to write a > long series of words that maybe have no sense, but they will > be nice to see. Maybe. Until now, I had to change four words > in order to achieve this box, but I might need to change two > or three times other words. I'm saying nothing. I should try > to say something interesting, but it's funny looking at this > long post that says nothing. I should go back to my studies, > because I'll have an exam this month. I love my studies. Bye That was great but I wonder if cant get stuff too b alignd in down and upity dir e ctions so that itt looks soo v pretty. Clearly that was awful. See also something now that reads on some way as the crap reads both up then across. . ? . . Oh I found something I really suck at. -- http://users.bigpond.net.au/abcgi "Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in another's trouble, And courage in your own." - ALG
_.--- Lupino spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ > Faux_Pseudo wrote: > > [snip] > > X-Because: I was just curious about your newsreader. :) Ger. Now I have to go and think of something new to put in there. Na. I will just leave it. I took it from the copy-write notice from the first issue of the "MAXX". So it isn't original. '---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~ -- ICQ=66618055 : http://asciipr0n.com/fp UPDATED=05/06 YIM=faux_pseudo : Rev: /sonic_youth/sister/Master-Dik.mp3 We make a life by: Now: sonic_youth/daydream_nation/06_-_Total_Trash.mp3 what we give away: Fwd: n_manson/smells_like_children/13-white_trash.mp3
ABCGi wrote: > That was great but I wonder if > cant get stuff too b alignd in > down and upity dir e ctions so > that itt looks soo v pretty. > > Clearly that was awful. > See also something now > that reads on some > way as the crap > reads both up then > across. . ? . > . > > Oh I found something I really suck at. I really did not understand you. :( I cannot read the lower.. mmm.. "art"? ;P -- Andrea Spadaccini a.k.a. Lupino - Catania - Now playing: Terence Hill - Supercop
"Lupino" <_lu...@libero.it> wrote in news:pan...@libero.it: > ABCGi wrote: > >> That was great but I wonder if >> cant get stuff too b alignd in >> down and upity dir e ctions so >> that itt looks soo v pretty. >> >> Clearly that was awful. >> See also something now >> that reads on some >> way as the crap >> reads both up then >> across. . ? . >> . >> >> Oh I found something I really suck at. > > I really did not understand you. :( > I cannot read the lower.. mmm.. "art"? ;P > Me trying to get a text block that reads both left/right as well as up down for each row and column, without much success I fear - therefore the "sucking". -- http://users.bigpond.net.au/abcgi "Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in another's trouble, And courage in your own." - ALG
____ On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 15:32:58 +0200
\__/___ Joaquim G�ndara ran through the
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>"BoD" <Bo...@JRAF.org> skrev i meddelandet
>news:3edb3f25$0$26631$626...@news.free.fr
>> Great :))
>>
>> BoD
>
>Thanks. :)
>
>> Joaquim G�ndara wrote:
>>
>> > Yeah.. It's a strip and stuff. I should do more silly narrator
>> > stuff, I love that. And now back to ScummVM, baby!
>
>P.S. I'm a non-top-poster. If you want to top post, you will have to
> convince everyone else to top post too. Otherwise, threads will
> cease making sense when you mix top-posters, middle-posters and
> bottom-posters. Since it's not very likely that Usenet regulars
> will change their habits, you might want to stop top-posting if
> you want things to make sense. If not, feel free to top-post...
"Great" isn't really a likely thread starter.
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>[Off Topic]
>My partner always put the toilet stool up when he finish using it.
>I am always asking him to put the stool down, but he refuses to do.
>He says he has his policy and his rationality. Of course I really respect him.
>But sometimes I feel strong depression when my buttock fell down into TOTO.
>
>To be with someone means confusion......
I've always wondered what kind of women are so dumb that they don't look
at a toilet before they sit on it.
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"ABCGi" <abc...@codemonkey.com.au> wrote in message news:Xns939316F3A153Eabcgi@61.9.128.12... > "Lupino" <_lu...@libero.it> wrote in > news:pan...@libero.it: > > > ABCGi wrote: > > > >> That was great but I wonder if > >> cant get stuff too b alignd in > >> down and upity dir e ctions so > >> that itt looks soo v pretty. > >> > >> Clearly that was awful. > >> See also something now > >> that reads on some > >> way as the crap > >> reads both up then > >> across. . ? . > >> . > >> > >> Oh I found something I really suck at. > > > > I really did not understand you. :( > > I cannot read the lower.. mmm.. "art"? ;P > > > > Me trying to get a text block that reads both left/right as well as up > down for each row and column, without much success I fear - therefore the > "sucking". C.Cherryh did something like this in her "Chanur" novel series, the really far-out Knnn species communicated in matrices like this. -- Ivana Marinkovic |"After the first four years Zagreb, Croatia | the dirt does not get any worse." Http://www.iridis.com/ivanam | --Quentin Crisp
"Ivana M." <ivanam@@iridis.com> wrote in news:bbs90t$if9$1...@as201.hinet.hr: >> Me trying to get a text block that reads both left/right as well as >> up down for each row and column, without much success I fear - >> therefore the "sucking". > > C.Cherryh did something like this in her "Chanur" novel series, the > really far-out Knnn species communicated in matrices like this. Me googled but did not find an example, anyone? -- http://users.bigpond.net.au/abcgi "Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in another's trouble, And courage in your own." - ALG
ABCGi wrote: >>> Clearly that was awful. >>> See also something now >>> that reads on some >>> way as the crap >>> reads both up then >>> across. . ? . >>> . > Me trying to get a text block that reads both left/right as well as up > down for each row and column, without much success I fear - therefore > the "sucking". Wow.. that's great. I didn't understand it because my english isn't as good as it should be. :( -- Andrea Spadaccini a.k.a. Lupino - Catania - Now playing: Queen - Friends Will Be Friends
"Lupino" <_lu...@libero.it> wrote in news:pan...@libero.it: > ABCGi wrote: > >>>> Clearly that was awful. >>>> See also something now >>>> that reads on some >>>> way as the crap >>>> reads both up then >>>> across. . ? . >>>> . > >> Me trying to get a text block that reads both left/right as well as >> up down for each row and column, without much success I fear - >> therefore the "sucking". > > Wow.. > that's great. I didn't understand it because my english isn't as good > as it should be. :( > Ha you would be the only one who is impressed - it doesn't make much sense... I'll looking for a good example. -- http://users.bigpond.net.au/abcgi "Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in another's trouble, And courage in your own." - ALG
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