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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Nov 1997.
Re: Does size make a difference?

Re: Does size make a difference?

>Well, but a cathedral made out of matches reminds me of
>those big asciis. If I ever come across a cathedral made
>out of - say - 10 matchsticks I'd think : 'hey! Joan 
>Stark was here.'

LOL!  I still think that llizard is much better at the little ones..
I find them so very tough to do...
And perhaps I really should not have stated,
"smaller is better"--  I meant that smaller is more of a challenge--
and a good small ASCII is a great accomplishment.  If I had
two great ASCII pictures of the same thing-- one large and
one small-- I would have to say that the smaller one was
better just for the sheer challenge of creating it.
Does this make sense?
-joan
-- 
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  {  /` , "\_//   when I see an elephant fly=-  \\   .-=.( (   }
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   {_/   _ ;-.           joan stark               '-,  \__/       \___
    /  '.___/       <spu...@juno.com>           .-'.-.'      \___.'
    |  __ /                                       / // /-..___,-`--'
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     `/  / / <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/>
 jgs  '././ 
 

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Date: 1997/11/03
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