Line-talk: New 3-D sig
From Daniel Au <dca...@casbah.acns.nwu.edu>
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· 8 Nov 1994 06:38 · View full thread
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Greetings! I just made up a new sig since I was so inspired by all the
stereograms being posted. So with apologies to Tom Simmons <tsimmons@
u.washington.edu> and his 3-d halloween greeting, I sort of borrowed his
technique in order to make a sig for myself. Here it is:
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nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school
u school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nu me
wrdbx dcau 007 wrdbx dcau 007 wrdb dcau #007 wrdb dcau #007 wrdb dcau #007
d1 m @nwu.edu ed1 m @nwu.edu ed1 @nwu.edu med1 @nwu.edu med1 @nwu.edu m
nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school
u school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nwu med school nu me
What do you all think? If you don't have a natural ability to do this,
try looking at the screen as if you're looking through the monitor to the
wall behind it. It's almost like pretending you have x-ray vision and can
see past the screen. That will allow your eyes to relax and be at the
correct focal point in order to see the floating address. Don't try too
hard to try to see it. Please send/post comments and suggestions...
Daniel
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NNNNNN, NNNNN ===========================================================
NNNNNNN, NNNNN
NNNNNNNN, NNNNN UUUU UUUU MM, ,MM EEEEEE DDDD, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NN'NNNNNN, NNNNN UUUU UUUU MMM,MMM EE DD 'DD,
NN 'NNNNNN, 'NNNN UUUU UUUU MM'M'MM EEEEE DD DD XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NN, 'NNNNNN, 'NNN UUUU UUUU MM MM EE DD ,DD'
NNN, 'NNNNNN, 'NN UUUU UUUU MM MM EEEEEE DDDD' XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NNNN, 'NNNNNN, NN UUUU UUUU
NNNNN 'NNNNNN,NN UUUU UUUU Daniel C. Au (M1); Ward Box #007
NNNNN 'NNNNNNNN UUUU, ,UUUU 850 N. Lake Shore Dr, #1438
NNNNN 'NNNNNNN 'UUUUUUUUUU' Chicago, IL 60611-2428
NDCAU 'NNNNNN 'UUUUU' Tel No. (312) 482-0840
===================================== dca...@casbah.acns.nwu.edu ===============
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