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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jun 1998.
Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stoneh

Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)

> Shmrod- Lighten up little fella! I was quite impressed with what Pete Casso
> did, and I'm sure all the others are too.
> -GeechSTEIN (proudly wearing the stein name)

Thanks for the nice words, GeechSTEIN! But please let me alone handle the
asciigangsteins. This messy issue is fraught with barnacles that most people
on this newsgroup are not even aware of.

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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: No, but Sierpinsky's Triangle is. (WAS: Re: wait! stonehenge is a fractal?)
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