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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Jun 1996.
Re: This is real ascii art...not the foolish stuff you're do

Re: This is real ascii art...not the foolish stuff you're doing. - brtmw-ad.a...

From Weible <wei...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 28 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
In article <4qrga3$qg...@news.enter.net>, ehi...@enter.net (Erik Hirner)
writes:

>Check out the file attached to this message and you'll see realy ascii
art.
>You 
>need an ansi drawing program that will open the file.  Fools.

Looks more like ansi art to me. It's very nice, but still... You can't use
ANSI esc sequences and still call it ASCII art.

--
  |   Christopher Weible    ><IXOYE>           /_____________,
-- -- Wei...@dwx.com                  <=======| ______________>
  |   The...@msn.com                      \
  |   [Let the wicked fear the hand of God]

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Subject: Re: This is real ascii art...not the foolish stuff you're doing. - brtmw-ad.a...
Date: 1996/06/28
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