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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Jun 1999.
Re: Rude folks, indeed.....

Re: Rude folks, indeed.....

jeeeez...did someone mention danish?  im hungry and i sent all my food to
Laura's feed me campaign you started..darn you JRO, now no one will have any
food here. Perhaps dane can rustle up some cherry danish to share? :)

smilin atcha...Prudence

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JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> wrote in message
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>
> Ole D Nielsen <ole...@post1.tele.dk> wrote in message
news:7j6pch$6v0$1...@news.inet.tele.dk...
> > Read a lot of interresting stuff in those threads, somehow I admirer
> > peoples use of the language, but I guess my excuse for not having a
> > "colorfull" language is that I am danish.
> >
> > To the point :
> >
> > seen a lot of comments about why not show what is done, and where is
> > all the "art". Well I put up a page on our homepage to show that we do
> > make other stuff then borders and bad poetry. Ya can call it art or
> > you can call it kids drawing, frankly I don't care :) I had lots of
> > fun doing it, and if other people likes to call it art, bad or good,
> > that is up to them, I did and do it for fun nothing else but fun, and
> > to have a good time.
> >
> > I do get the point that is brought up here, and see a lot of misplaced
> > trying to be angels, but the reason for this post, and putting up the
> > actual page is that I still see the chat people mentioned in general.
> >
> > If I am considered not a valid person because I enjoy chatting and
> > have fun doing that with the people I met and considers friends, then
> > that is ok with me, cause we have to remind that to the one that don't
> > know better he might think he got the best :).
> >
> > well here is the guideline to the page, and you can judge the quality
> > of what you see, thats ok with me, but I had fun doing it.
> >
> > 1'st step -> http://members.xoom.com/danexx/mc/
> > 2'nd step -> click the "art" button (no I don't claim it is art, but
> > ppl know that word :)
> > 3'rd step -> click "Click here to see a page with more "art", heavy
> > loading." if you don't click that you will see borders and bad poetry
> > :).
> >
> > Then sit back and let it load, and when it is done loading, you might
> > understand why I dont post here :)
> >
> > stay safe out there.
> > Ole Nielsen
> >     aka
> >    Dane35
>
>
> It is a pretty good page, Ole. Most of the pictures do not have many
non-standard
> characters. Those could be easily edited and posted here; no problem. It
probably
> wouldn't hurt you a bit, to do that for our edification. Or, you could
post them
> on alt.binaries.pictures.ascii, just as they are, in the pix format. That
would be
> an easy thing for a lot of these colored-extended pictures.
>
>     The website owners of all these IRC color sites could easily do the
same. Why not
> post .gif's or .jpg's of your extended-pictures on the asciey pictures
news group? Many
> of you have a few examples on your pages... Post those, and make some
more. Advertise
> the newsgroup on your web pages; it's not like it's being used frequently
by anyone
> here. Last I checked, I was the only one who had posted any ascii-.gif
coversions there,
> in a long time. I don't think anyone would object to colored ascii and/or
extended
> pictures being posted to ABPA.
>
>     This might also help with some of your own "accreditation" problems.
Usenet posts, as
> you know, are practically permanent. They are archived on the web at
several sites, such
> as Dejanews and Remarq. This could prove to be a boon in solving some of
the infighting
> that seems to be prevelant between the pop-up manufacturers.
>
>     Anyway, congratulations on posting a web page with some pictures on
it. You should
> increase the thing, as time allows. The only suggestion I have, is you
might reduce the
> number of pictures per page, because of the loading time. It took me three
attempts to
> load all of that large page. I live in the sticks, of course...
>
> JRO
>
>
>

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