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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Mar 1994.
Re: human eyes
In article <wes...@stpc.wi.LeidenUniv.nl> wes...@stpc.wi.LeidenUniv.nl (westerhof-r) writes:
>Here's my attempt at an eye (with help from my friend Patrick):
>
>              ,,,,,,
>        ,,,))))))))))),,
>     ,,,����ooo||o|�����,,,
>   ,,�:����|o|   |oo�������,,
>  ,��::���oo|     |oo�� �����,
>  ��:��:��o|    �  oo��  �����
> ���������oo    �  oo��� ������
>  ��������o|      |o��� �����
>  ''������oo|     oo|�������''
>    ''�����|oo   ||o���::�''
>      '''���o|oo||o���:�''
>         '''''''''''''''
>
>
>We're both newcomers to this group, and we haven't much experience in ascii-
>art, so we hope you like it.
>
>Robert-Jan

        I edited it a bit... I think it look a little better on my screen this 
way... *Smile*  Really nice, though!

	Love,           }         In a sky full of people
	             -==)>        There's only some want to fly!
	Chuckles        }         Isn't that crazy!
	                          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   >SEAL<

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Subject: Re: human eyes
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Date: Thu, 3 Mar 1994 20:58:05 GMT
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