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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Oct 1998.
Re: ObAscii?

Re: ObAscii?

Lianne wrote:
> 
> Okay, time for the newbie-type question- what is ObAscii?  I've been
> seeing it a lot recently.  :-)

Well, "Ob-" in front of anything means "obligatory".  So when someone
says "ObAscii" in this group (or "ObCreatures" in a.g.c., <g>) they mean
they are trying to put at least a little bit of on-topicness into a
mostly off-topic post.

Right? :)

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