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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 2005.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Tue, 2005 Feb 15: #2063 SWING

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Tue, 2005 Feb 15: #2063 SWING

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Homer.Simpson wrote the following -._
> Can you explain the significance of the ASCII art?

Sometimes.

>  I'm missing something?

yes.  But it will take time to figure out what.

> Also, why the name Faux_Tran... is there a Non_Faux_Tran?

Yes there is.  I am Faux_Pseudo.  Tran is Tran.  For a number of years
Tran used to post his Farts here and then one day they stopped.  Then
they started again.  And then they stopped being posted here but were
being posted at the site linked to:
<url:http://www.asciiartfarts.com/>

So in the interests of keeping things as they used to be I started
posting Tran's work here since he or his doppelganger wasn't anymore.
I didn't want to go searching for one of my posts and have to sort
through a few hundred Tran posts so those posts that are posts of
Tranisims are posted under the name Faux_Tran.  This is also good
because if someone wants to see my posts but not the Farts then they
can set their killfiles to stun accordingly.

So in short:
I am Faux_Pseudo
Tran is probibly not Tran
Faux_Tran is Faux_Pseudo's postings of doppelganger Tran's imitation
of Tran's posts which Tran or Trans doppleganger isn't posting to the
group but is putting on a called <url:http://www.asciiartfarts.com/>.

You Savvy?  -- Steve Bozell

OA: Memories of Tomorrow #0002
  ___________________
 /                   \
 | Only 4% of people  \
 | survived identified \      .....          _______________
 | Jimi Hendrix as a    \    //\\\\\       /                \
 | black musician and    \ ///_   _\\\   ./ Conversely 76%  |
 | 70% identified him     >|| =' '= ||  <   identified      |
 | as simply a musician. / |\       ||   \  Condoleeza Rice |
 \______________________/  ||\ .=  /||    | as black but    |
                           |||\_ _/||     | couldn't name   |
                       /\__||||___|___/\  | her profession. |
                      /    |||__|__-    \ \________________/
                      |   .||   |     .  |
                      |  ||||  o|     |  |
                      |  ||     |     |  |
                      |  |:    o|     |  |
                      \   \     |     |  |
                       \   \  /`.     |  |
                        \   \/   \    |  |
         ----------------\-/ \----\---------------------
                          /-\/   .'         :F_P:
                          \     /
                           `-._/

######################################Wed Feb 16 2005#################

--
  .-'))     asciipr0n.com/fp       ('-.  | It's a damn poor mind that
 ' ..-  .:" )               ( ":.  -.. ' | can only think of one way to
  ((,,_;'.;'   UIN=66618055  ';. ';_,,)) | spell a word.
        ((_.YIM=Faux_Pseudo :._))        | - Andrew Jackson

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Subject: Re: ASCII Art Fart for Tue, 2005 Feb 15: #2063 SWING
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