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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jan 2009.
Re: President Obama?

Re: President Obama?

_.-In alt.ascii-art, pog...@gmail.com wrote the following -._
<snip>
I will give credit for trying.  But it doesn't really capture his
facial features.  It might be the font you used to type it out vs the
font it is posted in but his face isn't nearly long enough and the
facial features seem pinched compared to his actual look.  
If I were to try it I would see how small I could make it first.  If
you can capture him in 6 lines of ascii then converting that to 20
lines should be no problem.  Maybe look at his picture while reading a
website on charactures?

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