One character ascii-art
Scrounge Weasel
* The North Star
= Section of train track
^ One of those rice-picker hats like Raiden wears in Mortal Kombat
+ Rammstein's logo
" Beaver teeth
. A black hole
| A pipe! ::groan::
\ Playground slide
( Concave mirror
) Convex mirror
L Comfortable armchair, or a bookend
P Large-breasted woman
0 How much I care about drsquare's opinions
Scrounge Weasel
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>
>
> %
> .
> /|\
> |
> |
>
> A tit wank, viewed from
> an obscure angle.
>
Wanking means masturbating, dumbass. It's a tit FUCK, not a wank. Iesu,
boy, can't you even be offensive correctly?
Sam Blanning
>
> > ] A staple
[..........]
> > 0 How much I care about drsquare's opinions
>
> Amazing!
>
> Here's another one:
>
> # Hitler's moustache.
I'd have thought that was more of a
"
myself.
Joaquim Gândara
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> masturbating, she is masturbating his cock with her tits. Also known as a
> "French wank" or a "sausage sandwich".
Masturbate (v):
stimulate self sexually
Self (n):
one's own person
-jg
Joaquim Gândara
> On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 17:18:15 +0100, in alt.ascii-art,
> ("Joaquim Gândara" <cl...@lords.com>) wrote:
>
> >"drsquare" <now...@nowhere.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet
> >news:sf897ug6lpk5n0qf4...@4ax.com
> >
Iesu,
> >> >boy, can't you even be offensive correctly?
> >>
> >> No, it's definitely a tit wank. There's no such thing as a tit fuck. It
is
> >> masturbating, she is masturbating his cock with her tits. Also known as
a
> >> "French wank" or a "sausage sandwich".
> >
> >Masturbate (v):
> >stimulate self sexually
> >
> >Self (n):
> >one's own person
>
I'll take your word for it.
-jg
Laury
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b Hitler's genitals
c Horse shoe
h Chair
s Small snake
v Ohno's beard
w Young Amazon's tits
H Goal posts
0 Skating rink
R Pre-op transsexual
S Big snake
T Hammer
W Old Amazon's tits
Y Snake's tongue
-容坐N@n委-
> On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 23:08:59 -0500, in alt.ascii-art,
> ("Scrounge Weasel" <pir...@microsoft.com>) wrote:
>
> masturbating, she is masturbating his cock with her tits. Also known as a
> "French wank" or a "sausage sandwich".
Drsquare can 'tit wank'........ he doesn't need a woman(or anyone else!)...
he's...
____________________________________
? (now, HOW do I get my tiny pecker ALL)
? /\ the way up to my new implants? /
O \________________________________/
|D
(|-
|,
please excuse the crap ascii! I didn't want to waste TOO much time 'drawing'
that loser!
RES
>
> --
> Drsquare
> '. .' . .
> '. : : .''
> : : : .'
> : : : : .'
> : : : : : : :
> : :' ' ' . : : : : :
> : : : : : :
> : .'''. : . .:
> : : ` : : . :
> '.'...'.' :
> :''''' ' :
> : . :
> : : :
> '.....:......'
Taliszanna
> On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 23:06:04 -0500, in alt.ascii-art,
> ("Scrounge Weasel" <pir...@microsoft.com>) wrote:
>
> Amazing!
>
> Here's another one:
>
> # Hitler's moustache.
Others...
~ An eyelash. Or a worm. Take your pick.
x A little spider
v A little bird.
a A person sitting on their knees.
g A roll of that clear tape.
{ A bat flying sideways
} (Ditto.)
: Breast prints in the snow.
; One was longer than the other and it dragged a bit.
' A shrunken cabbit.
` A shrunken leaping cabbit.
-Tali
Laury
B Olga the Obese - side view
O Olga the Obese - top view
| Anne the anorexic - front view
| Anne the anorexic - side view
. Anne the anorexic - top view
2 Swan - floating
? Swan - sinking
~ Swan - sunk
1 Hole #1 - at tee-off
4 Hole #1 - at 3rd stroke
o Close-up view of hole #1 just before final putt attempted
8 Hole #1 just after final putt attempted
@ Success at last!
r Lamp post
* Suicide
% Picasso - self portrait
< Failed skier
> another
^ another
v and a fourth
X Badly failed skier
= failed, but neat, skier
+ Last thing seen by King Harold
Q Bust of Kojac
^ Volcano
- Prairie
~ Ocean
F Alphabet soup - small portion
Lard Vader
"Laury" <gnik...@moc.tenretnitb> wrote in message
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|-O-| <-O->
Tie fighters
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ \
(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_( o )
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Corn on the cob
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>
> Tie fighters
If you come up with these in this format you also have to add 2 more lines
(otherwise the proportions won't be right):
| |
|-O-|
| |
or so:
|o|
I think there also was a complete lust of Starwars ships including their
ASCII-Art on www.ascii-art.de (see Starwars section).
Joey, wondering if TIEs are still one character ASCII art
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>2 Swan - floating
>? Swan - sinking
>~ Swan - sunk
*grin*
>o Close-up view of hole #1 just before final putt attempted
>8 Hole #1 just after final putt attempted
*grinmore*
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<gnik...@moc.tenretnitb> wrote:
>8 Olga the Obese - front view
>B Olga the Obese - side view
>O Olga the Obese - top view
>1 Hole #1 - at tee-off
>4 Hole #1 - at 3rd stroke
>o Close-up view of hole #1 just before final putt attempted
>8 Hole #1 just after final putt attempted
>@ Success at last!
>< Failed skier
>> another
>^ another
>v and a fourth
>X Badly failed skier
>= failed, but neat, skier
>^ Volcano
>- Prairie
>~ Ocean
how come olga looks like a hole after a put attempt and a volcano
looks like a failed skier ;)
nice work :)
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x
X Getting closer
H
I
Laury
| >8 Olga the Obese - front view
| >^ another
| >^ Volcano
| how come olga looks like a hole after a put attempt and a
volcano
| looks like a failed skier ;)
Depends which end of the binoculars (8) you put your eye (^)
to
(to be viewed sideways)
Lord Gayder
"Johannes 'Joey' Rössel" <JohanneS...@WeB.DE> wrote in message
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> > |-O-| <-O->
> >
> > Tie fighters
>
> If you come up with these in this format you also have to add 2 more lines
> (otherwise the proportions won't be right):
>
> | |
> |-O-|
> | |
>
> or so:
>
> |o|
>
> I think there also was a complete lust of Starwars ships including their
> ASCII-Art on www.ascii-art.de (see Starwars section).
thanks.. i will look there...
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>
> Joey, wondering if TIEs are still one character ASCII art
ehehe.. no.. 5 chars
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Also makes a good Valentine.
Nat
>ASCII character 3, displayed on the IBM PC character set.
I kinda like:
j a urinal.
Yeah, yeah, I know I got a problem. :)
Nat
joris bellenger
"Joaquim Gândara" wrote:
>
> >
> > It doesn't have to be to yourself. You can wank someone else off.
>
> I'll take your word for it.
:)
Woody Allen said something like:
"Dont knock on masturbation, it's having sex with someone I love."
joris
joris bellenger
Sam Blanning wrote:
> >
> > Here's another one:
> >
> > # Hitler's moustache.
>
> I'd have thought that was more of a
>
> "
>
> myself.
ahrrgnn...!
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Johannes 'Joey' Rössel
> ^
> Yeah, yeah, I know I got a problem. :)
Yep. Misspelleritis ;)
SCNR, won't ever happen again
Joey
annie...@oal.com
On 2002-03-01 JohanneS...@WeB.DE said:
> > j a urinal.
> > ^
> > Yeah, yeah, I know I got a problem. :)
>
>Yep. Misspelleritis ;)
>SCNR, won't ever happen again
>Joey
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#### #### ((( `\ Actually, Joey, in English,
## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
## ## ## ## / that plague the English
language.
Johannes 'Joey' Rössel
> ## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
> ###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
> ## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
> ## ## ## ## / that plague the English
> language.
Oh, sorry then. I did't know that. We don't learn much exceptions in English
lessons.
Joaquim Gândara
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> > #### #### ((( `\ Actually, Joey, in English,
> > ## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
> > ###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
> > ## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
> > ## ## ## ## / that plague the English
> > language.
>
> Oh, sorry then. I did't know that. We don't learn much exceptions in
English
> lessons.
>
> Joey
That rule has no exceptions that I know of. It just goes by pronunciation
instead of spelling. Since "urinal" is pronounced "yurinal", it's as much "a
urinal" as it is "a yak" or "a youngster" et cetera.
-jg
Johannes 'Joey' Rössel
> instead of spelling. Since "urinal" is pronounced "yurinal", it's as much
"a
> urinal" as it is "a yak" or "a youngster" et cetera.
Well, if so, I don't care. I know not one case of writing "urinal" in my
whole lifetime (actually not much) so far.
a yoey? no better not - Joey
annie...@oal.com
On 2002-03-02 cl...@lords.com said:
>"Johannes 'Joey' Rössel" <JohanneS...@WeB.DE> skrev:
>
> > Oh, sorry then. I did't know that. We don't learn much exceptions
> > in English lessons.
>
>That rule has no exceptions that I know of. It just goes by
>pronunciation instead of spelling. Since "urinal" is pronounced
>"yurinal", it's as much "a urinal" as it is "a yak" or "a
>youngster" et cetera.
The traditional 'rule' in English is that if a noun begins with a
vowel, then 'an' is used as the article, instead of 'a.'
But this is not a good rule, because there are too many exceptions.
Many English-language computer 'spell checkers' use this rule, and
it causes some hilarious results. :)
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#### #### ((( `\ Your knowledge of English is totally
## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / amazing, Joaquim. Your English is
###### ###### (^ ) ) as good as your Swedish! Hehehe!
## ## ## ## ~-((,,,))
JamesDad
<JohanneS...@WeB.DE> wrote:
>> #### #### ((( `\ Actually, Joey, in English,
>> ## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
>> ###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
>> ## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
>> ## ## ## ## / that plague the English
>> language.
>Oh, sorry then. I did't know that. We don't learn much exceptions in
>English lessons.
>Joey
Joey, if they didn't teach you the exceptions, you've missed out on half
of the English language! English has assimilated (shades of the Borg!) so
much from so many other languages, that English is a highly irregular
language compared to most other languages.
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"He that breaks a thing to find out what it is
has left the path of wisdom."
...Did Tolkien as a boy never take apart a clock
to see what makes it work?
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Timofei Shatrov
confuse everyone with this message:
>On Sat, 2 Mar 2002 14:39:25 -0800, "Johannes 'Joey' Rössel"
><JohanneS...@WeB.DE> wrote:
>
>>> #### #### ((( `\ Actually, Joey, in English,
>>> ## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
>>> ###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
>>> ## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
>>> ## ## ## ## / that plague the English
>>> language.
>>Oh, sorry then. I did't know that. We don't learn much exceptions in
>>English lessons.
>>Joey
>
>Joey, if they didn't teach you the exceptions, you've missed out on half
>of the English language! English has assimilated (shades of the Borg!) so
>much from so many other languages, that English is a highly irregular
>language compared to most other languages.
Russian is worse.
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> >of the English language! English has assimilated (shades of the Borg!) so
> >much from so many other languages, that English is a highly irregular
> >language compared to most other languages.
Well, they did, but not everything. We had loooong lists of irregular verbs
to learn (what I never did, because I knew most of them already). But
exceptions to certain rules were a rather unimportant topic. But since I
learned most of my English myself and not in school, by reading, playing
English computer games and so on, that wasn't so bad. But due to several
games with speech I got a rather good speaking for myself, though I was only
two times in England, which was when I was rather young (nine and ten, I
think).
> Russian is worse.
Yep ;)
Michael Schierl
>> j a urinal.
>> ^
>> Yeah, yeah, I know I got a problem. :)
>
>Yep. Misspelleritis ;)
Wrong, sorry.
My dictionary says:
urinal /'j(u)er(ie)n(e)l, j(u)'ra(i)- || 'j(u)r(ie)-/
So it is pronounced not to begin with an vowel, but with a consonant.
And because of that it is *a* urinal (think of a unit or a union...)
(u) an upside down omega
(ie) an i w/o dot and an upside down e below it.
(e) an upside down e
(i) an i w/o dot
HTH,
Michael
obAscii:
=Oo
--------- (someone lying at the beach)
~~~~~~~~'
Joaquim Gândara
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> "Johannes 'Joey' Rössel" <JohanneS...@WeB.DE> wrote:
>
> >> j a urinal.
> >> ^
> >> Yeah, yeah, I know I got a problem. :)
> >
> >Yep. Misspelleritis ;)
>
> Wrong, sorry.
>
> My dictionary says:
>
>
> urinal /'j(u)er(ie)n(e)l, j(u)'ra(i)- || 'j(u)r(ie)-/
>
> So it is pronounced not to begin with an vowel, but with a consonant.
> And because of that it is *a* urinal (think of a unit or a union...)
>
> (u) an upside down omega
> (ie) an i w/o dot and an upside down e below it.
> (e) an upside down e
> (i) an i w/o dot
/ | o _ /
/ _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ | /
/ | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ | /
/ | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) | /
/ | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
|__| \_/
Anyone else want to do the rest?
-jg
Lord Vader
wrote in message <kou48ush3r7v90a9h...@4ax.com>:
>On Sat, 02 Mar 2002 00:52:39 -0000, in alt.ascii-art,
> (annie...@oal.com) wrote:
>> >Yep. Misspelleritis ;)
>> >SCNR, won't ever happen again
>> >Joey
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>> _____
>> #### #### ((( `\ Actually, Joey, in English,
>>## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / "=a= urinal" is correct.
>>###### ###### (^ ) ) This is one of the many
>>## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) 'exceptions to the rules'
>>## ## ## ## / that plague the English
>> language.
>a 'y', which is a consonant, so a is correct.
'she' likes to think 'she' knows it all...
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o / \ _
_ __ __ | _ __ __ _ _ __ / __ \ |
| / \ |/ \ /\ | |/ \ | \ | |
| ( ) | / \ | | | | .---) | |
| \__/ | _/_ _\_ | | | \ \__/ / _|_
|__| \ /
(a 'posh' way perhaps?)
o / \ _
_ __ __ __ _ __ _ _ __ / __ \ |
| / \ \ |/ \ | |/ \ | \ | |
| ( ) .---) | | | | | .---) | |
| \__/ \__/ | | | | \ \__/ / _|_
|__| \ /
(a more common way)
oxford university press:
isbn 0-19-860259-6
isbn 0-19-860287-1
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>"Michael Schierl" <schierl...@gmx.de> skrev i meddelandet
>news:a5u3ko$a4023$1...@ID-39741.news.dfncis.de
>> urinal /'j(u)er(ie)n(e)l, j(u)'ra(i)- || 'j(u)r(ie)-/
>
> / | o _ /
> / _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ | /
> / | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ | /
> / | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) | /
>/ | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
> |__| \_/ /
>
>Anyone else want to do the rest?
Great font!
I tried to finish it (and added a top serif to the (i):
|
| / | o _ _
| / _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ |
| / | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ |
| / | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) |
| / | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
| / |__| \_/ /
|
|
| o | | | | o _ /
| _ __ __ _ __ __ _ | | _ __ __ _ __ | /
| | / \ |/ \ ' \ | __ | | | / \ |/ \ | __ /
| | ( ) | .---) | | | | ( ) | _ /
| | \__/ | \__/\ | | | | \__/ | __\ /
| |__| | | |__| \_/ /
|
Michael
Poster
There are many "English" people who cannot speak the language for two bits
?:)
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Lord Vedar
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whereas you do think you know it all, but in fact know nothing....
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> "Joaquim Gândara" <cl...@lords.com> wrote:
>
> >"Michael Schierl" <schierl...@gmx.de> skrev i meddelandet
> >news:a5u3ko$a4023$1...@ID-39741.news.dfncis.de
> >> urinal /'j(u)er(ie)n(e)l, j(u)'ra(i)- || 'j(u)r(ie)-/
>
> >
> > / | o _ /
> > / _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ | /
> > / | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ | /
> > / | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) | /
> >/ | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
> > |__| \_/ /
> >
> >Anyone else want to do the rest?
>
> Great font!
Thanks. :)
> I tried to finish it (and added a top serif to the (i):
>
> |
> | / | o _ _
> | / _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ |
> | / | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ |
> | / | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) |
> | / | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
> | / |__| \_/ /
> |
> |
> | o | | | | o _
/
> | _ __ __ _ __ ___ _ | | _ __ __ _ __ |
/
> | | / \ |/ \ ' \ | __ | | | / \ |/ \ | __
/
> | | ( ) | .---| | | | | ( ) | _
/
> | | \__/ | \__.|_ | | | | \__/ | __\ /
> | |__| | | |__| \_/ /
> |
Nice. :) I attempted to improve the 'a'.
-jg
Joaquim Gândara
Michael Schierl
>Joaquim Gândara writes
>>"Michael Schierl" <schierl...@gmx.de> skrev i meddelandet
>>news:a5u3ko$a4023$1...@ID-39741.news.dfncis.de
>>> urinal /'j(u)er(ie)n(e)l, j(u)'ra(i)- || 'j(u)r(ie)-/
>>
>> / | o _ /
>> / _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ | /
>> / | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ \ | /
>> / | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) | /
>>/ | \__/ \__ | __\ | | \__/ _|_ /
>> |__| \_/
>>
>>Anyone else want to do the rest?
>>
>>-jg
>>
>i have this:
>
> o / \ _
> _ __ __ | _ __ __ _ _ __ / __ \ |
> | / \ |/ \ /\ | |/ \ | \ | |
> | ( ) | / \ | | | | .---) | |
> | \__/ | _/_ _\_ | | | \ \__/ / _|_
> |__| \ /
^^^^^^^^^^
>(a 'posh' way perhaps?)
Oh, right, now i see that the (e) before the last l was printed in
italics.
And in the "pronunciation table" there is
__ __
| \
.---) described as "means that .---) may or may not be used."
|_.' \__/
And the "diphthong" I underlined in your example is not there in my
dictionary at all.
__ _
' \ | is described as "as in the word lie"
.---) | ^^
\__/\ |
So I think this is equivalent to
/ o | _ /
/ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ | /
/ | / \ |/ \ ' \ | |/ \ | | /
/ | ( ) | .---) | | | .---) | /
/ | \__/ | \__/\ | | | |_.' _|_ /
/ |__| /
in my dictionary
>
> o / \ _
> _ __ __ __ _ __ _ _ __ / __ \ |
> | / \ \ |/ \ | |/ \ | \ | |
> | ( ) .---) | | | | | .---) | |
> | \__/ \__/ | | | | \ \__/ / _|_
> |__| \ /
>(a more common way)
except the
_
| _ __
| | / \
_ means that some speakers use | and some use (---'
__\ | \__
\_/
equivalent to my form above:
/ | o _ _ /
/ _ __ __ __ _ __ | _ __ __ | /
/ | / \ / \ |/ \ | |/ \ | | /
/ | ( ) (---' | _ | | .---) | /
/ | \__/ \__ | __\ | | |_.' _|_ /
/ |__| \_/ /
And the American spelling right of the || seems not to be present in
your "oxford" dictionary.
>oxford university press:
>isbn 0-19-860259-6
>isbn 0-19-860287-1
Langenscheidt-Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
3rd Edition 1995
ISBN 3-526-50808-9 (Hardcover)
ISBN 3-526-50809-7 (Softcover)
(The cover is in German, but inside it is English only...)
Michael
Anthony C
Wow... An entire thread devoted to urinals. *grin* And with art, at that
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