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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Oct 2001.
Re: Ascii-Art Secrets #1

Re: Ascii-Art Secrets #1

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>         ___
>       _/   |    ,^%---
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>      [_____]  __>,^
> ejm   |   |  //| |
>
> It also takes way too long to read... besides, segregation of any kind
> is so distasteful.

Yes .. plain english works better .. especially if you leave out hard words
like segregation which I had to look up *g* ..  I used
http://www.io.com/cgi-bin/dict?
( http://www.io.com/cgi-bin/dict?segregation )

I made a bookmarklet so I can quickly look up any word from within my
browser .. it works great.
I'll post it , if anyone wants it.

Btw .. don't refrain from using the more complex english words - I like
learning them.

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