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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jun 1996.
Re: 3D ASCII Stereogram

Re: 3D ASCII Stereogram

From tra...@bga.com · alt.ascii-art · 7 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
In article <4ot1dh$10...@news.xs4all.nl>,
   len...@xs4all.nl (Lennert Stock) wrote:
>dec...@northnet.org writes:
>
>>What is a (ascii) stereogram? do you need a special viewer to see one?
>
>You only need to look at it a special way: focus somewhere behind the image.
>
> |"""""""i"""""""""""""i"""""""""""""i"""""""""""""i"""""""""""""i"""""""|
> |""3D"""""X"""""3D"""""X"""""3D"""""X"""""3D"""""X"""""3D"""""X"""""3D""|
> |["""""""""]X["""""""""]X["""""""""]X["""""""""]X["""""""""]X["""""""""]|
> |"XXX""SIG"""XXX""SIG"""XXX""SIG"""XXX""SIG"""XXX""SIG"""XXX""SIG"""XXX"|
> |""""XXX"""""""XXX"""""""XXX"""""""XXX"""""""XXX"""""""XXX"""""""XXX""""|
> |X["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]XXX["LS"]X|
> |"XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"""XXXXX"|
> |XXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXXXX""XXX|
>
>                     Lennert Stock - len...@xs4all.nl


I was wondering if some people could send me some more ascii steriograms via 
email.   my sister really likes them.

tra...@bga.com

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Date: 1996/06/07
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