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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jul 2000.
Re: Nano-Ascii-Art

Re: Nano-Ascii-Art


3 brests
( smile
: eyes

happy bizentine woman

here is the image i had
   |\   o         
   |\ \  \        
   |---| 3(:                 
   |/ /  /        
   |/   o         


--(Once apon a time, in alt.ascii-art,)--
		--(g3ck0 said it like only they can.)--
$Here is a very small "Nano"-Ascii-Art
$
$        3(:
$
$Guess what is it. (and write what letter is for what (such as : are the
$tire or eyes or ... *g*))
$I have more pic of the same thing with 3-5 letters. This is the most
$difficulty. 
$Good luck. (i tell you what is it in the next 1-2 days)
$
$-- 
$<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< www.g3ck0.de >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
$>>> web...@g3ck0.de >> irg...@g3ck0.de <<<<< g3c...@gmx.net <<<<


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Date: 2000/07/11
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