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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Aug 1996.
Re: ASCII sucks! Why wont you make real pictures instead?

Re: ASCII sucks! Why wont you make real pictures instead?

Darrell A. Larose wrote:
> 
> In article, KiNG LAO <sla...@mailbox.swipnet.se> writes
> 
> >Ascii suxx
> >
> Probably upset because there are no nekkid gifs or jpegs of Pamela Lee!!!
> 
> --
> Darrell Larose            | dar...@shoepub.com
> ad6...@freenet.carleton.ca | http://www.newforce.ca/~darrell/cco_home.htm
> dar...@cesani.newforce.ca| http://www.newforce.ca/~darrell/

As if all I want to see is Pamela Anderson in paradise-wear.
Nope, thanks a lot...
If I must, I'd prefer Gillian!

ASCII doesn't suck, It's a good way to use standard chars and it
has some creative potency.
But there will always be people who want everything spelled out for them
simply because they don't have any imagination.
Poor sods...
-- 
  .nHHHn.  ""       !         HH !    ""                 HH 
  HH' `HH  HH .nHHHn.\.nHHHn. HHnHHn. HH HHnHHn..nHHHn.  HH
  HH. .HH  HH HH( )HH `*HHHn._HH' `HH HH HH'  "'HH( )HH  "" 
  `*HHH*' nH' `*HHH*' `*HHH*' HH   HH HH HH     `*HHH*'  HH
kas...@formal.nl

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Subject: Re: ASCII sucks! Why wont you make real pictures instead?
Date: 1996/08/08
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