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From: u934132@student.canberra.edu.au (Ogawa / Taro Stephen (ISE))
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Subject: Line: sheep
Date: 17 Jun 1994 18:05:16 -0500
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Someone asked a few days back...

Here's are some really small representations of sheep. :)


{}v  [sheep sideways, facing you.] - invented last year

And hence:

{}v   [2 liner of above]
^^

{v}   [Sheep facing you]
 ^

{ }   [Sheep facing away]
 ^                                                 

And now a nice (IMHO :) 4 liner... for those of you who cannot fit the 
map of New Zealand into your sig.... pleasant dreams, kiwis ;)
__
                                      ?   { })
                                )    {}_  / \   -{}u  
 { })  { })  { })  { })  { })  {}-  /  Ohara '94  \   _{}v  { })  { })  { })
 / \    X    / \    X     \\   /                        \   //     X    / \


--

Sigh... one of these days, I am going to program that ascii fighting game 
I was working on a few years back :)
					-- Taro.