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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Dec 2001.
Re: snowflake

Re: snowflake

In alt.ascii-art,
Peter \"lastfuture\" Marquardt <las...@lastfuture.de> wrote:
> outside there's a snow storm so i decided to post a snowflake :)

Fun sketch, but

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Every snowflake I've looked at closely has been six-sided, not
five-sided.

Elijah
------
wondering if the roughness is meant to convey the small crystals on the flake

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