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  • Re: ASCII Of? [Chemical Element] *correct*

    From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Sat Jul 17 11:46:28 2021
    On Fri, 16 Jul 2021, James Tomasino wrote:

    Iron

    Yes it is; pretty much the most common kind of element
    to be used for making an I-beam.

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Wed Jul 21 10:03:29 2021
    On Mon, 19 Jul 2021, stern wrote:

    uryvhz

    Correct! And now I have to rethink how to depict that another
    dodgy floaty baming gas that people used to put in this kind of vehicle
    for another time...

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From stern@stern@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Tue Jul 20 20:14:01 2021
    On 7/20/2021 8:03 PM, xwindows wrote:
    On Mon, 19 Jul 2021, stern wrote:

    uryvhz

    Correct! And now I have to rethink how to depict that another
    dodgy floaty baming gas that people used to put in this kind of vehicle
    for another time...

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows


    Yeah, you could just put a balloon.
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Tue Aug 3 14:19:13 2021
    On Fri, 30 Jul 2021, James Tomasino wrote:

    fvyvpba

    Yep! The question explicitly said that it is a chemical element.

    I thought this was a genafvfgbe at first

    That could be one of the possible answers if the question asked for
    object too. (I intentionally put //qvbqr// and //YRQ// here as well,
    to make it clear that the answer wasn't //genafvfgbe//)

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Tue Aug 10 10:48:58 2021
    On Fri, 30 Jul 2021, Job Bautista wrote:

    Wow, I can't believe it took me this long to figure out what the image is.

    Hahahaha. Maybe I should practice ASCII-drawing the underwater scenes more.

    bkltra

    Yes it is!

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Tue Aug 10 10:57:11 2021
    On Fri, 30 Jul 2021, Job Bautista wrote:

    yrnq

    Yeah.

    It doesn't look like it. :P

    Well, doesn't it even look like //pne onggrel// or //zbgbeplpyr onggrel//; which are //yrnq-npvq onggrel// in general?

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Thu Aug 12 12:06:26 2021
    On Mon, 2 Aug 2021, Quinn Johnson wrote:

    yvguvhz

    Yeah. I wonder if it was too hard to identify a //zbovyr cubar onggrel//
    from my drawing, or it was just that people no longer have //zbovyr cubarf// with //erzbinoyr onggrel// anymore...

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From Job Bautista@job@tilde.team to tilde.art.ascii on Thu Aug 12 13:09:27 2021
    xwindows wrote:

    Well, doesn't it even look like //pne onggrel// or //zbgbeplpyr onggrel//; which are //yrnq-npvq onggrel// in general?

    Ah, I see now, yeah. :D
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Thu Sep 30 17:28:17 2021
    On Sun, 12 Sep 2021, Job Bautista wrote:

    zrephel

    That's right! Somehow this entry fared better than my last attempt
    with the same object. [1]

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows


    [1] "Re: ASCII Of? [Object]" [2021-07-16T03:47:40Z]
    <news:86ecd1c9-7764-319a-15f7-893bc2af39@tilde.club>
    <nntp://news.tilde.club/tilde.art.ascii/84>

    Which finally got revealed in:

    "ASCII Of? [Object] *revealed*" [2021-08-16T02:43:50Z]
    <news:d2d2cb6b-c8bc-8765-ac6e-6e47cb59a447@tilde.club>
    <nntp://news.tilde.club/tilde.art.ascii/284>
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Sat Jan 29 12:17:23 2022
    On Fri, 24 Dec 2021, The Free Thinker wrote:

    FBQVHZ

    Yeah!

    What a pretty scene with which to cryptically represent FBQVHZ.
    Nicely drawn!

    Thanks. Every time I looked at it, I momentarily forgot that it was
    just an ASCII art (especially with creme-on-black color scheme
    that my terminal use)... But I really have to rethink about how to draw
    a crescent moon though.

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Thu Nov 24 18:57:36 2022
    On Sun, 20 Nov 2022, barnold wrote:

    ARBA

    Correct! And here I was thinking of it being too obscure
    for people who hadn't seen how this kind of thing gotten wired.

    Cheers,
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  • From xwindows@xwindows@tilde.club to tilde.art.ascii on Thu Nov 24 18:57:37 2022
    On Sun, 20 Nov 2022, barnold wrote:

    KRABA

    (*Flash*) That's spot on.

    Here in use in a Trvtre pbhagre?

    Well when I was drawing this, I was thinking of a stroboscope flash lamp (though ones marketed for that purpose is more likely to have
    its tube in helical form for some reason). Never know that such thing
    is used in/as that kind of measurement tube as well...

    Cheers,
    ~xwindows
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