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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Jul 2002.
Re: Space Trek - Episode 7

Re: Space Trek - Episode 7

S.Fricke wrote:
> Faux_Pseudo wrote:
> 
> > Well Fed Garden Snake = ooOOOoo"
> >
> > Barn Owl In Flight =  ~o~
> 
> Is this minimAliStiC-II ??

IIRC, "micro art" is when one can *see* what it is and "nano art" is
stuff that needs an explanation to be understood.


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