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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jul 1996.
Re: Alien Head

Re: Alien Head

You may be wondering why the first line of your alien got garbled:
.x!XMM$$WWo.
    .!!!XHMMM$B$$$$$b.
   !!XMMMMMMM$$$$$$$$$b
  !!!MMMMMMMMM$$$$$$$$$N
 !!!XMMMMMMMMM$$$$$$$$$$
'!!!MMMMMMMMMMB$$$$$$$$$
!!``"*MMMMMMMMRR$R$*#"""
!!     `"MMMMMMMM#`
!!    .. '*MMM@f  ..
'!:   `~   MMMR   `~   :
 !!.       `MM~       .@
  !!:       MM       :@R
   !!!x.    XX    .xW$R
   `!!XMXHXxXXuiWW$$$$
    `!!MMHMMMR$$$$$$$`
     `!!MMMMMM$$$$$R
       ~!?MMMMM$$$#
        `!MMMM$$R"
          ~MM$R"
            `"
The problem is apparently that Netscape objects to leading spaces in 
the first line of an article and deletes them!

My solution is to start an article with some sort of comment so that
the artwork stays where it should.
-- 
   |      ___                       __    _      _  _  
___O___  ( / \            o    /   ( /   /      // // o                                                   
 \/|\/    /  / __,  _  ,_,  __/     / / / __,  // // ,  (
  //    (/\_/ (_/(_/ |/  (_(_/_    (_/_/ (_/(_(/_(/_/(_/_)_                                                      
  \\      http://www.surfplaza.com/     
   |      mailto:wal...@surfplaza.com

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From: David Wallis <wal...@surfplaza.com>
Subject: Re: Alien Head
Date: 1996/07/23
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references: <31F...@execpc.com> <31F...@newton.ccs.tuns.ca> <31F...@execpc.com>
to: Mike Cinpinski <lci...@execpc.com>
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organization: Wallis Enterprises: http://www.surfplaza.com/
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