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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jul 1996.
Re: is this good?

Re: is this good?

In article <f00...@fatcity.com>, che...@fatcity.com (Chewie) writes:

>    RE:   is this good?
>    BY:   zem...@superlink.net     to   ALL     on   Fri Jul 05 1996
21:29:04
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> > This is my first ascii art.  It says my name, Jeff.  Is it good?
> > Please post all coments.
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>uhhhh....errrrrrr....hmmmmmm. What font did you use? It's all screwed
up...so
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>

It looks fine in a proportional reader.  Jeff the majority of people on
the
interenet use a non-proportional reader, font, whatever, so it will look
really screwed up to them.

But as someone once told me when I posted a pic here a long time ago
and didn't know the difference, who the hell cares if it doesn't look good
to
=everybody=.  Kind of a slap in the face, but true.

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From: vam...@aol.com (VampLadee)
Subject: Re: is this good?
Date: 1996/07/11
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