Re: Slightly OT: ASCII charsets
From Peter <ppb...@hermes.cam.ac.uk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 21 May 2002 20:47 · View full thread
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> ObASCII: > > ,'' . > ,' \o\ > \o o o \ ' > \ ,' > \_,' RwR > > Rolling dice with very high speed often tends > to have relativistic effects on the surface :-) > > R@ineR Especially when similar to spinning a coin... when it get close enough to the table/ground/etc, it gets very close to creating a singularity (like a black hole :). Thank the gods of ascii art for friction...
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