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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jun 1996.
[TALK] Languages

[TALK] Languages

CrashCat (Cra...@worldnetoh.com) wrote:

: On Saturday, June 08, 1996, Mike Cinpinski wrote...
: > Timothy L. Lloyd wrote:
: > > 
: > > If you Look through this newsgroup it is all in one language

Has it occurred to anyone that ascii art looks the same in ANY language?  
Why shouldn't someone post in German?  Lots of people who aren't from 
Germany speak German; it's one of the major science languages.  If you 
can't read German, skip over it.  Gad, let's have some tolerance here; 
English is not the only language in the world.

Diane

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From: pix...@netcom.com (Diane Wenner)
Subject: [TALK] Languages
Date: 1996/06/11
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