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From: cfbd@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: ? pix of a tiger
Date: 1997/12/13
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Paul Wilkins (pwilkins@synapse.net.nz) wrote:
>Here's a very popular one, by Felix Lee (I think)
>
>                         __,,,,_
>          _ __..-;''`--/'/ /.',-`-.
>      (`/' ` |  \ \ \\ / / / / .-'/`,_
>     /'`\ \   |  \ | \| // // / -.,/_,'-,
>    /<7' ;  \ \  | ; ||/ /| | \/    |`-/,/-.,_,/')
>   /  _.-, `,-\,__|  _-| / \ \/|_/  |    '-/.;.\'
>   `-`  f/ ;      / __/ \__ `/ |__/ |
>        `-'      |  -| =|\_  \  |-' |
>              __/   /_..-' `  ),'  //
>          fL ((__.-'((___..-'' \__.'
>
>
>And here's one by Joan Stark
>
>                       ___......----:'"":--....(\
>.-':'"":   :  :  :   :  :  :.(1\.`-.                .'`.  `.  :  :  :
> :   : : : : : :  .';             :-`. :   .  : :  `.  :   : :.   : :`.`. a;
>        : ;-. `-.-._.  :  :   :  ::. .' `. `., =  ;             :-:.` .-.
>_-.,
>:  :  : ::,.'.-' ;-. ,'''"           .'.' ;`. .-' `-.:  :  : : :;.-'.-.'
>`-'    :.   .'.'.-' .'`-.' -._;..:---'''"~;._.-;    :`--'.'  : :'     ;`-.;
>           :.`.-'`.      `'"`    : :      ;`.;             :=; `.-'`.
>jgs     : '.    :  ;              :-:   `._-`.              `'"'    `. `.
>         `--'     `._;                        `'"'

>These two people I consider to be amoung the movers and shakers in the
>ascii-art arena. So keep up the good work folks, we love you for it.


Felix Lee (fL) hasn't moved or shaken in the ascii-art arena for at 
least two years now but at least he left with us the Classic Three-legged 
Tiger.  :-)

Your rendition of jgs's tiger has been "moved and shaken" so much that
it may well have six legs not three. The things that people can do
on their machines to existing ascii pictures is mind-boggling !

Bye,