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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Oct 2001.
Re: "Blunt"- E-mail me if you like this.

Re: "Blunt"- E-mail me if you like this.

> >Obascii:
> >#########::::::::::########
> >##########::::::::#########
> >###########::::::##########
> >###########,---.###########
> >##########/`---'\##########
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> >#######:`-._____.-':#######
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> >#####:::::: ) ( o:::::#####
> >####::::: .-(_)-. :::::####
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> >###########################
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> You know what!?! This is one of best ascii picture I have ever seen.
> Although it's simple it's very cool...

I second that .. the light effect is really good.
I haven't seen ascii-images use lighting before like this.

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