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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 May 1998.
I dunno

I dunno


Krogg ?  Ya out there?
I know the x-mas cracker wasn't good, but I guess it looked real bad in
whatever font you were seeing it in.  I saw something like:

  /\/SSS\/\
  \/\SSS/\/

but, now on a different computer, I can't see it in my own drawing.  The
< and > don't look right.  If they go from to top to the bottom, it's
ok, but when they only go half way up, things start to look funny.

Oh, if anyone missed it, it is "perty" <-[WHAT!?!] crap, but here it is:

 <XSSSX> 

C ya
    .:|:.              Andy Hood               .:|:.
  .::'^`::.        ah7...@bris.ac.uk         .::`^'::.
 m|'/:|:\`|m  Maths/Compsci at Bristol Uni  m|'/:|:\`|m
   /:AsH:\ www.geocities.com/soho/museum/6090 /:Ash:\

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From: Flookster <ah7...@bris.ac.uk>
Subject: I dunno
Date: 1998/05/05
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