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From: gt4551d@prism.gatech.edu (Adam Moore)
Subject: Line-talk: one line art
Date: 1996/02/16
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In article <4g04pe$dcs@miso.wwa.com>,
Andrew Garrard  <fluppeteer@fluppet.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>In article <4fo0no$2ft@miso.wwa.com> laura_h@utxsvs.cc.utexas.edu
>(Laura) wrote:
>
>> >From: kick@freenet.vancouver.bc.ca (Greg Webster)
>> >
>> >two people having sex    8//=/\-,  (Can you see it?)
>
>This, by the way, is brilliant - eat your heart out stereograms, this is
>the one which is suddenly obvious when you get it.
>

I agree, although I prefer to leave out the foot  (  8//=/\- ) which, when
I first saw this I thought was just a comma
   >I had a similar problem (but with less artistic talent) when I was
>trying to draw a drunk bear, with a party hat on and a glass by its
>paw, as part of a Christmas sig:
>
>      _     
>  /:^/ \_/))
>*<_o_(\__// 
>   D-|\O    
The main thrust of this post is this:  I don't see it.  I sort of see
something, what I don't know, but something. . .  Could you explain it?
 >
>
>   o
> .P\ o  : actually, I don't think I should comment on these.
> ||~|
> ll
Probably right
>
>Is this thread now illegal in the US?
>
It will be, after I include my .sig  ;)
>Have a seasonal sig, and a happy St. Valentine's Day.
>
>(btw, you'll need a C compiler, if you're not used to my sigs).
>
>-- 
>int x,y,X,Y;R(){x+=y&1&&x==39?-x:y&1;y+=1-2*(y&1);y+=!(y&1)&&!x?2:0;}int Q()
>{Y=y<16?X=x-30,X*X+(Y=y-17,Y*Y)<225:x>y;R();return Y;}M(){int z;printf("%c",
>" ',[`~/P.\\wb]9dM"[z=Q()+2*Q()+4*Q()+8*Q()]);if(x)M();printf("%c"," `.]'~"
>"\\9,/wd[PbM"[z]);}main(z){for(z=0;z++<20;puts(""))M();}/* Andrew Garrard */
>
>
Is there any possible way you could compile that, paste the machine code
into an e-mail that I could then copy, paste into a text editor and save
as *.exe  ?
I don't know if this would work.
(I haven't yet gotten around to figuring out how to mail or recieve files,
so. . .)

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