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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Nov 1997.
Re: /me hurrying to the tv set ;)

Re: /me hurrying to the tv set ;)

On Sat, 22 Nov 1997 23:31:34 -0500, "Brock Kevin Nambo" <new...@earthling.net> wrote:

>I know someone who would scream at your eyeball... and I think your
>newsreader transforms ' into &iuml; signs... On my machine anyway.
>(Offending characters *ed out.  The one in the cat not copied, I didn't see
>it.)


uhmmm didnt noticed it (yeah didnt realized the eyeball thing, but this ' problem..uhmm)


>It ain't strictly ascii-art if it ain't strictly ascii :)

>Nice ideas, but not orthodox, ya know! We can't have all these youngsters
>goin' around, upsettin' the applecart and all that.. why, when I was your
>age, we had to draw ascii art under six feet of snow, uphill both ways,
>and... [yada (;]

some days ago my os crashed and ive only updated some files (didnt reinstalled it), 
and after that i had problems with the charset..ok i really should FIX it ;)

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From: den...@student.uni-ulm.de (dennis spreen [cydo])
Subject: Re: /me hurrying to the tv set ;)
Date: 1997/11/23
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