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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Jun 2009.
Re: IMPT: Faux Pseudo and the AAFs

Re: IMPT: Faux Pseudo and the AAFs

Swedeness wrote:

>Cum Guzzler wrote:
>> 
>> col...@yahoo.com wrote in
>> news:200...@bunrab.ronnet.moc:
>> 
>> > -Or-
>> >
>> > I can use a web browser all by myself.
>> >
>> 
>> There is an RSS feed,
>> 
>> -BUT-
>> 
>> Wasn't AAF partially influenced by Usenet? See this recent Fart:
>> 
>> http://www.asciiartfarts.com/20090508.html
>> 
>> Whoever's behind this needs Usenet access.
>
>Talking to Tran is like talking to a wall. He's into one-way
>communication only. 

I recall more than one female claiming "Tran" had harassed them
through private mail, web site guestbooks and the like as a result of
posting to a.a-a.  Not sure if you were one of them or not... I don't
even know if "that person" even had any relation to aaf. They possibly
were just (ab)using them nym...

>He does read aaa though, so you can tell him stuff
>here and be reasonably sure he'll see (but possibly ignore) it.

The conventional wisdom says that Tran is more than one person, and
they work together to fill the aaf queue with farts. I'm not sure
about it but can see changes in style through the months/years. I'm
still a big fan, though and think it is a great way to endear ASCII
art for the uninitiated.

I'm wondering who has the most ASCII-art represented in farts?  I'd
lean towards Joan Stark but there has been a LOT of farts over the
years.

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