Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 27 Feb 2003.
Skiing (was: I AM FRENCH)
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 27 Feb 2003 - 7 Mar 2003
�yvind R�tvold draw > ._ @ > / //\. > \>> | > \\ Very nice indeed! ._ @ / //\. \>> | \\ ._ @ / //\. \>> | \\ ._ @ / //\. \\ | \\ ._ @ _ \ || \ << / \ // ... Hmm, well, at least I tried to prolong the ride :-) R@iner
"Rainer Rosenthal" <r.r...@web.de> writes: > �yvind R�tvold draw > > > ._ @ > > / //\. > > \>> | > > \\ > > > Very nice indeed! Thanks, its not mine originally though. > > > ._ @ > / //\. > \>> | > \\ > > ._ @ > / //\. > \>> | > \\ > > > ._ @ > / //\. > \\ | > \\ Ah, there it is, the perfect carve, compare it to this: URL: http://www.tyinaktiv.no/magne_ski.jpg Let's continue the curve: ._ @ / //\. \\ | || ._ @ / //\. \\/| // Well, not quite... And then, let's get airbound: ._ @_./ / // <<// // ._ @_./ / // <<| || Arnold Schwarzenegger ? (All my ski's are Austrian..) ._ @ _. \ \ / \ <<// // This is more extreme - and with old fashioned, long skis. @_._ _./\\ _// \=// // > > ._ @ _ > \ || \ > << / \ > // > > > > ... Hmm, well, at least I tried to prolong the ride :-) > > R@iner -- �yvind R�tvold ._ @ http://www.darkside.no/olr/index.html / //\. ... sciare necesse est ... \>> | \\
... Hmm, well, at least I tried to prolong the ride :-) LOL........That was cute!
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