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From: Peter <ppb23@hermes.cam.ac.uk>
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Subject: Re: Ascii Text Translator
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 12:56:42 +0100
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> >
> >           D @ D @ D @ D @      *   *   *   *      '   '   '   '
> >          /   /   /   /
> >  --===<O=O=0=O=O=0=0=O==a>+==---
> >           \   \   \   \
> >            D @ D @ D @ D @       *   *   *   *      '   '   '   '
> >
>
>
> This is very cool - as a boatie myself and also at Cambridge, the @s do
> look like puddles.  Unfortunately I'm not rowing in the bumps, but am I
> DU-ing, so I'll watch out for you on the river - which Cauis crew?
> Good luck, except if you are against any crews from my own college
> (Downing)!

W1 - Headship crew! :)
We're always cheering on DCBC W1 as well, but iirc our men are chasing
yours, and we're dying to find out what's going to happen there.

>
> ObAscii:  Coat of Arms  (or rather an attempt to do my college coat of
> arms - it is supposed to have a griffin in the centre, but as I am a
> complete ascii-art newbie this was just too much).

Lol! probably quite hard to find something identifiable as a griffin in
there, but it might be an idea to try a griffin - anyone? There's sure to
be a clear picture of it on a website somewhere, and could be quite good
in a sig.

>
> .'''''''''''''''''''''''''.
> |{@} _________________ {@}|
> |   |                 |   |
> |   |#################|   |
> |   |"""""""""""""""""|   |
> |   |                 |   |
> |   |#################|   |
> '    """""""""""""""""    '
> ` {@}\               /{@} ;
>  \    `#############'    /
>        `"""""""""""'
>    `    \         /    '
>     ` {@} \#####/ {@} '
>      \.     """     ./
>        .    {@}    .
>          .       ,
>            `---'
>

Ob-ascii - sorry there's not much variation from the last one, but I'm in
the middle of exams :'(

           D @ D @ D @ D @      *   *   *   *      '   '   '   '
          /   /   /   /
  --===<O=O=0=O=O=0=0=O==a>+==---                                       --
           \   \   \   \
            D @ D @ D @ D @       *   *   *   *      '   '   '   '

                                    Emma getting left behind! GO CAIUS! ^^
Hehehe :)
-Pete