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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Mar 1999.
Re: What do we do when we do ASCII Art?

Re: What do we do when we do ASCII Art?

JRO wrote:
> 
> This are all a bunch of rot...... I'll tell y'all what I do when
> I make an asskey picher, by peckin' on these here keys: not gittin'
> laid, is what I'm doin'.
> 

Mmmm... but you have to take a break sometimes...

I still say that what you do is _draw_. If it's done on paper with a pen
or if it's done in "Paint" with a mouse or if it's done in emacs with a
keyboard is uninteresting. It's still "drawing pictures".


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