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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Aug 1999.
Re: Snake in circle
The Super Happy Karate Monkey <ton...@aol.commander> wrote in message
news:199...@ng-ft1.aol.com...

>      Is there a proper name for the symbol used in the "Millennium" TV show of
> a snake in a circle eating its tail? And could someone make one? Maybe 10-15
> lines? Thanks.


The proper name for such a thing is called "Oroborous"  (or "our Rob, or Ross"
as thought Lister from Red Dwarf)

http://homepage.eznet.net/~madlynch/main.htm for more info.

--
Andrew

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Subject: Re: Snake in circle
Date: 1999/08/28
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