Re: Smallest ASCII Art :)
_This_ redefines the context of all modernistic ASCII art.
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It's nicely framed, of course.
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Jesse Willis wrote in message <6dn0fo$ov6$1...@solaris.cc.vt.edu>...
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>I used Photoshop 4 to zoom in on that ASCII image, and I must say I am
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>impressed... However, you left out a minor detail. Here's a redone
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>Now that's art.
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>Jes
>jew...@nospam.vt.edu
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