Re: Cat in the hat
pog...@gmail.com wrote: >myflix ,nice art you seem to use a fixed font like me and no one >getting political over font nonsense :P. ASCII art is meant to be created and viewed in fixed pitch fonts. Read the FAQ it's an excellent tutorial. http://votrezone.com/ada/ASCII-FAQ
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