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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Dec 2001.
Re: Borromean Rings, anyone?

Re: Borromean Rings, anyone?

Bill Taylor <mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz> wrote:
>  Has anyone got a pic of Borromean rings please?

How's this? I /think/ the topology is right...

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     ,-' _,---._ `-< _,---._ `-.     
   ,' ,-'      ,^-. `.      `-. `.   
  / ,'        / ,' `. \        `. \  
 / /         / /     \ \         \ \ 
; ;         ; ;_,---._\ :         : :
| |        ,| |_,---._ `-.        | |
: :      ,' : :       7-. `.      ; ;
 \ \    / ,' \ \     / / `. \    / / 
  \ `. / /    \ `. ,' /    \ \ ,' /  
   `. Y ;_     ;,-' ,<     _;-' ,'   
     `| |_`"""'__,-;__`"""'__,r'     
      : : `"""'       `"""' ; ;      
       \ \                 / /       
        \ `.             ,' /        
         `. `-._     _,-' ,'         
           `-.__`"""'__,-'           
             hjm`"""'                

-- 
Harry Mason ("hjm200.ecs@soton@ac@uk" =~ tr/@./.@/)

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