Re: Unattributed Ascii-Art?
From Lord Vedar <lor...@adderleystreet.co.za>
· alt.ascii-art
· 5 Mar 2002 04:28 · View full thread
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"Lord Vader" <vad...@empire.starwars.com> wrote in message news:sn6...@4ax.com... > On Sat, 02 Mar 2002 08:00:46 -0000, ann...@oal.com wrote in message > <u81...@corp.supernews.com>: > >On 2002-03-02 mew...@softhome.net (James Dad) said: > > >It's very nice, Annie. And Happy Birthday! > >Thank you, 'Dad.' > > >Mine is the 6th. How old will I be? Here's a history/geography > > >assignment; > >Nah! I don't do school-type assignments on Fridays or Saturdays. > >Besides, it's my birthday. > > >what month, day and year did the former British colony known as > > >the Gold Coast become the independent country of Ghana? I was born > > >the same month, day and year. > >Don't forget British Togoland. My Mom says it was also part of > >that mix in 1957...and my Mom's a smart lady. > > >Second assignment; what do *YOU* think would be good candidates for > > >a code to indicate "Author Unknown" on a piece of unattributed > > >ascii-art? > >Well, if it's unattributed, I'd just leave it that way. The > >lack of an attribution MEANS it's 'unattributed,' yes? > > >...Microsoft's True Intentions... > > >"One World, one Web, one Program" - Microsoft promotional ad > > >"Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer" - Adolf Hitler > > >....now THIS is SCARY. > >-- > >Annie Ascii -- budding 15-year-old ASCII artist > > _____ > > #### #### ((( `\ No need to be scared, 'Dad.' Gill Bates > >## ## ## ## _ _`\ ) / is a nerd. He might WANT to rule the > >###### ###### (^ ) ) world, but he can't. As long as DR-DOS, > >## ## ## ## ~-((,,,)) Linux, QNX, FreeBSD, Real/32 and so > >## ## ## ## / many other operating systems are still > > available, Mr. Bates is doomed to dis- > > appointment. And in another few decades, > > he'll be dead...just like Hitler. Hehe! > > btw i preferred you with longer hair... not that i actually prefer you at > all... but <mumble mumble>... we all know you are a man's man !!! Jono told u s.. LOL
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