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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Apr 2005.
Re: mot 29 (was mot 28 aka "as")

Re: mot 29 (was mot 28 aka "as")

Faux_Pseudo wrote:
> _.-In alt.ascii-art, ABCGi wrote the following -._

*GRUDGING SNIP*

>>Hey just noticed the perfect square block of text, do you always do 
>>that?
> 
> Hell no!  Sometime i notice that with a bit of tweeking here or there
> it can be done to what I have already written but it isn't normal.
> 
>>Cuz its a pain. Did you like leave the "to" between addition and 
>>schools on purpose for this reason?
> 
> If i did then i cheated.  So it whouldn't be honest block text.  As it
> is it is just dyslexic block text where I missed a word which i do
> frequently when typing.  I will of course have to fix this but i won't
> be fixing it in block text.

So all the MOTs are available for "remote viewing" (see Suspect Zero 
with Carrie-Anne Moss, or don't since it wasn't very good) on the web. 
Where? Did you already post about that?

Wha        lexia?

> 
> OA:
>  _Memories of Tomorrow # 0029 # Lost World # 1/7 # Heavy Doubts_______
> |          .-""                     How did we loose a whole planet   |
> |        /`                         for so long?                      |
> |       /  ==-.                  _  Every planet was traced.  We had  |
> |      ;  `-_=                  /   them all.                         |
> |      : -.-                   :    Or at least we thought we did.    |
> |       \--'                    \_  Until yesterday.                  |
> |        \  _-                      And then we bump into this one    |
> |         `'-..         :F_P:       and learn that for all these      |
> |                                   years we were wrong.              |
> |                                                                     |
> |_____________________________________________________________________|
> 
> ######################################Fri Mar 25 2005#################
> 
> 

    t is Dys

-- 
ABCGi - Atomic                             ______________________
<===>   Bacterial  Genetic                |---------------------||
         Chemical   Infantrymen <=========== http://abcgi.fly.to =-+-=>
                                           |---------------------|'

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