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From: ShadowLord <dkoepke@california.com>
Subject: Re: Req: YinYang
Date: 1996/04/27
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Here's my best attempt at a Yin & Yang [I know, it sounds better to say
YinYang].  My first attempt at ASCII art, too...  Done right in my mailer
about 1 minute ago; I had a bitch of a time making the circle look right,
but I think it turned out okay in the long run.

                                   YinYang
                                   ,-.~'-,
                                  ' o `.  '
                                 `    .'   '
                                 `   .' o  '
                                  `._'. _.' -DaK-
                                     `~'

You might want to fiddle a bit with the top curve, it looks weird, but
that's because the top of the circle got in the way (on the bottom that
doesn't hold true, where the actual bottom is one line below the end of
the curve).  Anyway, have fun with it, but, perhaps keep the "-DaK-" in
there?

--
Daniel A. Koepke <dkoepke@california.com>
Coder of THE KEEP MUD, *pre-beta*