Re: Ancient history question
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land>
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· 5 Jul 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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JRO wrote: > > Jorn Barger <jor...@mcs.com> wrote in message > news:1du...@207-229-173-209.d.enteract.com... > > > > Back around 1993, an ad was posted in this group for ascii-artists > > to render various corporate logos, for use on legal e-documents that > > needed to include a logo for some important reason. Actually Jorn, I don't think this group existed in 1993. You're probably thinking of rec.arts.ascii. But you're posting in the right place, since rec.arts.ascii is kinda dead. Can't help you personally, since I was only vaguely aware of the existence of the Internet in 1993. :-) > > Did anyone ever get paid for this? >... > I made $63,000 that year, for doing some of those logos. You ever see > the MacDonald's golden arches? - those were my idea. So was the shape > of a Coke bottle. You can also credit to me the Seal that you see >... All right, Jonny me boy, that's enough! Jorn Barger is the grand old duke of ASCII art -- he was here before you learnt to talk, and he wrote the ASCII art FAQ which preceded mine. AND he's a minor Net-legend. So play nice and stop making fun of him, y'hear? And give him back those false teeth RIGHT NOW! ______ _,--'. .-,-) |_,^,^'`^-^-' mpt-1 L_ "=-,-v-v-. ObAscii: A very bad attempt at some false teeth `--._-^-^,' `""' ttfn -- Matthew `mpt @ student . canterbury . ac . nz' Thomas http://cantua.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpt26/ The ASCII art FAQ: http://cantua.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpt26/art/ascii/
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