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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Oct 2003.
Re: ascii mural (was Re: Nerd Boy, episode 439)

Re: ascii mural (was Re: Nerd Boy, episode 439)

col...@yahoo.com wrote in message news:<200...@bunrab.ronnet.moc>...
> 3 lines? Width limits? 5 or I don't make it...

5 is reasonable, but i think 6 would be acceptable if 
someone *really* needed to go that wide

ObAscii (since it wouldn't be fair for me to add another 
piece to the mural this early):

      pixels?            hey, look!  pixel stix!   / \
\\\\   O                                     \     ^ ^
(d b) o                      | | | | |              <
  ,                         | | | | |               )
  -                 [ADw]

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Subject: Re: ascii mural (was Re: Nerd Boy, episode 439)
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