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Question

DOES ANYONE KNOW SOME MORE OF THOSE THINGS LIKE THIS

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IF U DONT KNO WAT IT SAYS THEN U CANT HELP

Answer 1

I tried to convert it to other fonts but it didn't change.
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Answer 2

This might be considered ASCII art.

ASCII art is imagery created through the use of characters on the keyboard, and the additional characters inherent in most operating systems (such as ë, ¥, ª, etc.). While they used to be seen frequently on BBS's, they're now mostly confined to signitures in email, or as quick posts to peoples websites or profiles.

Using regular keyboard characters, and the 'alt codes', one can generate very complex images. Alt codes are used to input characters that are not on your keyboard by default. You can experiment with them by holding down the ALT key on your keyboard, and entering 3-4 numbers on the numeric keypad. An example is the symbol for Japanese currency - the Yen. Hold down the ALT key and type in the number 157 on the keypad. When you release the ALT key, you should generate this: ¥. It seems most 4 digit numbers begin with zero.

The '[]D[][]\/[][]D' logo might be 'one line ASCII art'.

For more information on ASCII art, check the Wikipedia entry:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII_art

For a list of Alt codes, you can try this site:
http://www.ajmoreau.com/altcodes.html
or this one:
http://www.usefulshortcuts.com/alt-codes/index.php

Hopefully you can find some more slick ASCII one liners.

Answer 3

Try this one in word

1. Type in capitals Q33 NY. This is the flight number of the first
plane to hit one of the Twin Towers.

2. Highlight the Q33 NY.

3. Change the font size to 48.

4. Change the actual font to the WINGDINGS

Answer 4

i will whack you with my cane if you dont

GO GET ME MY FEATHERY FEDORA!

and would you mind vaccuuming the caddy? it still smells like old people!

Answer 5

Nope.. that's the only one i know of.