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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Apr 1999.
Re: info
On Sat, 24 Apr 1999, Robert Townsend wrote:

> How could I squeeze out this E in my name?
> 
> .\\ .\ "|" "|" |-| E \\~   "|" () \\~ .\~ )' E ,\~ |)
> 
> 

donno maybe I am crazy?  I have seen (= , which looks more like the c64
symbol, \= /= /: \: {= [= don't really seem to do much...

 
 .\\ .\ "|" "|" |-| |: \\~   "|" () \\~ .\~ )' [: ,\~ |)
 

two differen't thoughts... hey can anyone help me with mine?

[: |: .\'

[: |: /)/
B   E  N


  
.\ B  ( |) |: |= G   |-| |  .| |< |_ .\\ .\/  ()  /' (,  R )' '|' (_| 
/\ |: [    [: )= &       ][ _| |{ /_ /\/\ /\/ []  /* (,)      "|" |_| 
   [: (<         (_;                     .\'  ( ) |*                 
                                                                                                                                  
\/ \// .\' ',' `/.
\' \\'     `/  '/_
\~ \\~
'/ '//

anything to add?



-Ben

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From: Ben  Stocum <brs...@osfmail.isc.rit.edu>
Subject: Re: info
Date: 1999/04/24
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