Re: Dead or alive...
> > Using Win-Doze to design and view ASCII art is like having an > > inflatable rubber doll as a boyfriend or girlfriend. It might > > satisfy =some= people, but it's not even CLOSE to the real thing! > > I'm begining to feel weird :) I feel weird already .. but thats a natural state for me .. i'm used to it :) I will continue to do my ascii with the windows notepad , textpad or outlook express's new message window. Some would say making or even enjoying ascii-art is weird .. like my ex " Why dont you just draw a picture ? " she said .. "because anyone can do that !" I said .. "this takes skill !" .. I thought I make a good point but she still thought I was nuts
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