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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Nov 1999.
Re: Anyone got 5 mins?

Re: Anyone got 5 mins?

Stuart Brown CS1997 <sbr...@cs.strath.ac.uk> wrote:
> Here, I think this is slightly better than the one above.
> 
> &*^*)%$		            ^*%*O&%^(*^%*^``	(&"�^&"(�^%$�"
> 778&^&(			    (%&^*%		(&*"^
> *(%*"&&*(%		    &*"$*&"$�&*$^%	*()))"*""($�"
> )*&"�bugger(*^*^^%�*"&	    *(^%(*^		"!"$"
> *&)"))(&*&"�(*&"^�&*("^	    *^"%�(*^%"�(^%*%	&*$!^*%$^&*%"

 ... no, it's not really better than the one above - for this is not
ASCII! You are using tab-stops and the (at least to me it appears as)
pound sign (�). For that they MUST NOT be used in ASCII-art this can't
be called ascii at all. Sorry.

 Btw - should that really be the pound sign or does it look somewhere
else differently?

 So long!
"The keyword MUST NOT has to be interpreted as written in RFC2119" ;)
-- 
Gerfried Fuchs
<URL:mailto:alf...@innocent.com>
<URL:http://alfie.ist.org/alfie/>

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