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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Oct 1999.
Re: Watsit#9

Re: Watsit#9

On 12 Oct 1999 01:48:19 GMT ton...@aol.commander (The Super Happy
Karate Monkey) found it necessary to say: 


>>>|> Watsit#9
>>>|>
>>>|>   /T/ / ,  /
>>>|>  /T/ / ,  /
>>>|> /T/ / ,  /
>>>|>############
>>>|>
>>>|>
>>>|>SO,what _is_ it?
>>>|
>>>|     Twelve slashes, three letter "T"s, three commas, and twelve pound
>>>|     signs.
>>>'---------------------------------
>>>Pound signs? Thems is hashes. This --> � <-- is a pound sign ... on this
>>>british DOS character set, anyway :o)  (ASCII 156 ... I know it's
>>>non-standard ASCII, but it should be!)
>>Well in the US they cal this # a pound sign! Can't help it. How do you
>>Brits cal this sign?
>
>    Yeah, come to think of it, what the hell IS the Brittish pound sign????

*grin*      �

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Subject: Re: Watsit#9
Date: 1999/10/12
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