Re: leaning tower revisited
From Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de>
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· 29 Jun 2003 22:15 · View full thread
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On 29 Jun 2003 Faux_Pseudo wrote: > Thats not a tower. That is a startling piece of modern art depicting > the social problems caused by toxic waste in a modern society. Aha. That's why nobody recognizes it. Probably this (old) version cannot be mistaken for anything "modern" so easily. ...==--. | L J . L____ .- -' . | J L___ ..- -' . | J L___ ..- -' . | J L___ ..- -' . ______________________ . . _________ + _ __ ___.J c,__ () \ () `-/ ^.< >(---- \ `` /, / X _>' ` |, \ / ) a:f // ` \ < ' `. /Z // \\ > :) Andreas -- ________________________________________________ http://www.ascii-art.de
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From: Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de>
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Subject: Re: leaning tower revisited
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