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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Sep 2000.
Re: gaid

Re: gaid

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> I *really* don't see the point of these picture; I can't even see them right
>anyway!!


I can't see them either.  I doubt the majority
of readers on this newsgroup can see them
either.  What he/she is doing is "text art",
unfortunately they look a mess.  Perhaps there is a website that we can view
them?

BTW, what is a "gaid"?

-joan
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