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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Oct 1998.
Re: Can you see a stereogram?

Re: Can you see a stereogram?

On 23 Oct 1998, Colin Douthwaite wrote:

> Sarah Day <med...@micron.net> wrote:
> >> Explanation of sig
> >> for the                     \////
> >> challenged...               ( oO)  <= Head
> >>                           ./'-._
> >>              Paw1 =>  .oO( /'-. |
> >>                          | '-.| )Oo. <= Paw2
> >>                Paw3=>   =|'-._ /    <= Bellyside up.
> >>                          \/</_/=   <= Paw 4
> >>                Tail =>   />/
> >>                          ''
> 
> >I thought this was a guy on a motorcycle?
> >    -Sarah
> 
> Did you?  Did You Really?  Well you thought wrong again just one more time. 
> Why do you keep making so many mistakes about pictures?

Colin, you are starting to sound like Pete.  Please stop giving false
information or at least put a smiley at the end of your false explanation
of the picture.  I am sorry if you genuinely think it is some kind of
animal, but it _IS_ a bloke on a motorbike or scooter (presumably leaning
into a corner or a little bit tipsy).

Taraa,

Phil

--
Philip Powell          
ccx...@coventry.ac.uk
Computing Services
Coventry University

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Subject: Re: Can you see a stereogram?
Date: 1998/10/23
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