Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 3 Mar 1994.
nakedgirl
alt.ascii-art
· 8 messages · 3 Mar 1994 - 7 Mar 1994
Can we please stop posting her now?
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Thanks.
cla...@mailer.fsu.edu
In article <762...@avalon.demon.co.uk>, Lance S. Buckley <lan...@avalon.demon.co.uk> wrote: > >ObAscii: Here's a figlet font I'm working on, called damntiny.flf >..................... > >It's a little difficult to read at the moment, so I'm working on >some true descenders to clear it up. If anyone has any >suggestions on how I can show these three characters "..." (0OQ) >so the differences are easier to see, I'd appreciate them. '" '~'" ~~"' '' " ~' """ ' ~' "'"~ '"~ ""''' ~'~~ ""'"" """~' '~' ~~'" '"'
In article <2l5q32$j4...@Mercury.mcs.com> jor...@MCS.COM writes: ] "'"~ '"~ ""''' ~'~~ ""'"" ] """~' '~' I couldn't have said it better myself, thanks for the info! -- [ Lance S. Buckley LSB <lan...@avalon.demon.co.uk> -=Least Significant Bit=- ] [ I'm not really a hypocrite. My Dual Standard modem makes me sound that way. ] [ PGP 2.3a key available. This offer is void where prohibited by death squad. ]
jor...@MCS.COM (Jorn Barger) writes: > In article <762...@avalon.demon.co.uk>, > Lance S. Buckley <lan...@avalon.demon.co.uk> wrote: > > > >ObAscii: Here's a figlet font I'm working on, called damntiny.flf > >..................... > > > >It's a little difficult to read at the moment, so I'm working on > >some true descenders to clear it up. If anyone has any > >suggestions on how I can show these three characters "..." (0OQ) > >so the differences are easier to see, I'd appreciate them. > > '" '~'" > ~~"' '' " ~' """ ' ~' > "'"~ '"~ ""''' ~'~~ ""'"" > """~' '~' > > ~~'" > '"' Wow, John's "damn tiny script" makes your "damn tiny font" look pretty drab.
In article <2kdrcg$fu...@news.csus.edu>, Gharlane of Eddore <gha...@nextnet.csus.edu> wrote: ;In <2kdfd3$b2...@clarknet.clark.net> gar...@kahuna.hns.com ; (Garison Piatt) writes: ;>Dennis van Oort wrote: ; ;<< discourteously truncated ASCII pic of Meriday deleted for ; bandwidth's sake... >> ; ;;> I don't know who 'draw' it, I just picked it up somewhere ;> ;>Those who do know recognize it as an ASCII picture of Meriday Beth ;>Komor (a rather beautiful woman, judging by the picture), done by ; ;"rather beautiful?" Well, she's adequate, although more than a ;trifle insensitive. On at least two separate occasions at SF ;conventions I've stood next to her making whimpering noises, ;begging for an introduction, and been completely overlooked. ;Apparently the wench is a heightist Gharlane, you *must* believe me when i say that i would *never* stoop so low! *Best,* -Meriday Beth O:) mbk...@wiretap.spies.com | @remarque.berkeley.edu & gne...@toys.fubarsys.com um...@deeptht.armory.com & ind...@samsara.circus.com Hey, now that i'm collecting gnifty account-names, does anybody have a new one for Mike, since Gumby's going away in about month? :) <*>^<*>
In article <2kf8bo$82...@gap.cco.caltech.edu>, Mike Jittlov <jit...@gumby.cs.caltech.edu> wrote: > >But be warned, all prospective suitors: Meriday Beth once picked me >up, in an alleyway. It was behind Frederick's of Hollywood, where >we filmed WIZARD's first-kiss scene, and I was giving the visiting >NetGoddess a tour of our location sites. And Meriday picked me up. >Literally. She's 5'9.5", built as depictured, and very _strong_. Mike, it was a *special* *effect* -based in a practical knowledge of dancer's lifts, the fireman's carry, and the sure knowledge that your boyant *giggle* would keep you up in the air *minutes* longer than i possibly could! (laughter = anti-gravity *:) -you know that! :) ) -and you forgot to mention the 2 1/2 360-degree spins i gave you while you were up there... ;D >Not to mention, brilliant - she can think most men under the table. Yeah, but it's not much *fun* under there; i have *other* preferences... *wiggle* >(I returned the gesture by picking _her_ up. ...Quite a magical >moment, the two of us just hovering back there... ;) Are you going to tell them about our romantic evening at the La Brea Tar Pits? *:) Best, -Meriday Beth wiretap.spies.com | @remarque.berkeley.edu & gne...@toys.fubarsys.com um...@deeptht.armory.com & ind...@samsara.circus.com *giggle!*
In alt.fan.mike-jittlov article <CM8...@wiretap.spies.com>, m.b.komor <mbk...@wiretap.spies.com> wrote: > In article <2kf8bo$82...@gap.cco.caltech.edu>, > Mike Jittlov <jit...@gumby.cs.caltech.edu> wrote: > > > > And Meriday picked me up. > >Literally. She's 5'9.5", built as depictured, and very _strong_. > > Are you going to tell them about our romantic evening at the > La Brea Tar Pits? *:) Hey, did you find my ID card? Mark-Jason Dominus threw it in there. -- K.
In <CM8...@wiretap.spies.com> mbk...@wiretap.spies.com (m.b.komor) writes: > In article <2kdrcg$fu...@news.csus.edu>, Gharlane wrote: > > > Apparently the wench is a heightist > > Gharlane, you *must* believe me when i say that i would *never* > stoop so low! Hrmph. Yet *another* "short" joke. Seems the entire world is prejudiced against blind midgets. > > *Best,* > > -Meriday Beth O:) > > Hey, now that i'm collecting gnifty account-names, does anybody have > a new one for Mike, since Gumby's going away in about month? :) > "colorof$" "greengenes" "FastWiz" "speedylime" "machlime" "greenstreak" "emerald" .....and so on. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- | "Wise nature did never put her precious jewels into a garret | | four stories high; and therefore...exceeding tall men had | | ever very empty heads." -- Francis Bacon, in "APOTHEGMS." |
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