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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 May 1998.
Reflections

Reflections


I was reflecting (pardon the pun) on this today :


Almost the whole alphabet can be reflected :

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxYz
gpcq0taY!7klwuobd(zfn^mxhs
                 
I know the ( for the r look silly but it was the closest thing I could find.

Sorry could not find a y.

Also the J looks better than the j
         7                       7
Of course it depends a lot on the font but most of these look plausible 
in the font I'm writing this in.

You also need a non-proportional font.

The 0 has a slash through it on the current font and is the closest thing 
to a reflected 'e' that I could think of.

Phil or 
bY!l (reflected)

Full name :     Philip James Powell
                bY!l!b 7gw0z bom0ll


Yes I know I am mad.


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  '\\)'\\  ,,'\\

PS Just realised this looks silly in Courier.

ccx...@coventry.ac.uk
Trainee Programmer     |)| '|'             ,.'
Computing Services     | |)||||)      ||   PjP
Coventry University           |()(,)(>||   (-)
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Subject: Reflections
Date: 1998/05/06
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