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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Aug 1999.
Re: REQ: Snake in circle

Re: REQ: Snake in circle

.----- On 28 Aug 1999 17:11:35 GMT, The Super Happy Karate Monkey posted:
|     Is there a proper name for the symbol used in the "Millennium" TV show of
|a snake in a circle eating its tail? And could someone make one? Maybe 10-15
|lines? Thanks.
|
'---------------------------------

At the risk of being off topic...

According to Red Dwarf (lol ... I can't vouch for it's correctness, or even
if it's the same symbol we're talking about!) it's called Ouroboros. The
symbol of infinity, the snake eating it's own tail.

And thre reason this is off topic? No pic... sorry.

Kind Regards,
-Martin
|\/| _..__|_o._   /\_|_| o._  _   mart.atkins@--
|  |(_||  |_|| | /--\|_|<|| |_>            --bigfoot.com

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From: zne...@ovtsbbg.pbz (Martin Atkins)
Subject: Re: REQ: Snake in circle
Date: 1999/08/30
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