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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Feb 2002.
Re: Lenin

Re: Lenin

I can't work out what this is supposed to look like. I tried substituting
characters using search-and-replace but it didn't help. The best I can do
is guess that it's a severed head wearing a flat hat looking to the right
with a big bullet hole through it. This might explain why no other features
can be distinguished.

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     #####           dav...@ntlworld.com
    #### _\_   ________     _________   _______________
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    #(    _\    |    |  \ /  /_\  \   Y   /|   ||    |  \
     #   __|    |    `   Y    |    \     / |   ||    `   \
      \___/    /_______  |____|__  /\___/  |___/_______  /
   _.-'==='-._         \/        \/                    \/
  '           '  http://homepage.ntlworld.com/palmer666

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From: "David Palmer" <dav...@ntlworld.comNOSPAM>
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Subject: Re: Lenin
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