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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Jul 2000.
Re: Female mathematician angel (weird, no?)

Re: Female mathematician angel (weird, no?)

On Sun, 9 Jul 2000 23:16:08 +0200, jas...@bigfoot.com (Finrod)  decided
to tell us all:

>    /\               /\
>   {  \             /  }
>  { {  '._       _.'  } }
>   { {   /       \   } }
>    \ I (  .o8o.  )  _/___
>     (o) \.8. .8./  |,--;/
>    //||  d8 - 8b  /|| //
>   // E====(\|/ )====E|//
>  //  ||  '.) (.'   |'/
> /    |/   /   \    |/
>           |___|
>           \ | /
>            \|/
>            /|\
>            |||
>            \|/
> 
> Can you see what she's holding in her hands? A compass and a triangle. 
> It's a bit clearer without the wings, but then she's not an angel 
> anymore.
> 
>      I    .o8o.     _____
>     (o)  .8. .8.   |.--,/
>    //||  d8 - 8b   || //
>   // E====(\|/)====E|//
>  //  ||    ) (     |'/
> /    |/   /   \    |/
>           |___|
>           \ | /
>            \|/
>            /|\
>            |||
>            \|/
> 
> (BTW, is triangle the correct word? Is it used for the tool too, or just 
> for the figure?)

I call the tool a "set square"
-- 
mailto:sara(a)wallen.as ** icq:32690270 ** http://www.saraw.clara.net
Non illegitimi carborundum est. Don't let the bastards grind you down.

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