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I need to spruce up my debugging messages. I have a smiley in there :D, but someone suggested using a unicorn. There are some nice resources on ASCII unicorns (e.g. http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/uvw/unicorn.txt), but these are all too large to fit on one line. How should I go about writing in a small ASCII unicorn?

Pylsa
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Claudiu
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  • lol, this is such a silly and off-topic question. it was worth it for the herd of unicorns, though – Claudiu May 30 '13 at 13:37

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Here are my attempts:

  ~nn°'    `°nn~       ~m°'    `°m~
  ~nn"'    `"nn~       ~m"'    `"m~
  ~nnº'    `ºnn~       ~mº'    `ºm~
  ~nnº¯    ¯ºnn~       ~mº¯    ¯ºm~
  ~nn^'    `^nn~       ~m^'    `^m~

Note: ° (degree), º (masculine ordinal indicator), and ¯ (macron) aren't ASCII.

Bavi_H
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    hehe awesome looks like you have a herd of unicorns! each slightly different, which makes sense too – Claudiu Aug 12 '10 at 21:50
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I've been trying! Haha! Believe meee! I can't find any, but how about some other single line pictures?

Like a fish:

><((('>

or a snail:

@/`

or a spider:

//\O/\\

or a caterpillar:

OOOOó

or just something like:

٩(͡๏̯͡๏)۶
(>n_n)># (Debug line number indicator? :D)
Pylsa
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Star Wars fan? Here's an AT-AT:

@@

* rimshot *

hyperslug
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This sort of looks like an upside-down unicorn, if you squint enough:

,eU=U.
David Z
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