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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Oct 1998.
Re: Unknown Ascii Artist.

Re: Unknown Ascii Artist.

joris bellenger wrote:
> 
> With all the flame wars (and others) that we have had,
> I thought it would be appropriate to have a monument
> for the Unknown Ascii Artist.
> I made us one with the portrait(?) of our very
> unknown ascii artist: Philip Powell/Phil/PjP.
> 
>                 ,-.
>                qPjPp
>                 \-/   ;/_
>                /\v/\_//'
>               || | .-'
>               || |u|
>               ('"|"|
>                | | |
>              _,|_|_|,_
>             / (_,|,_) \
>            /___________\
>            |___________|
>             | UNKNOWN |
>             |  ASCII  |
>             | ARTIST. |
>            /|_________|\
>           /_____________\
>           |________b'ger|
> 

I like this pic. I tried to view it in Pine. It wasn't pretty.


-- 
                    /)-._    | It may be better to be a live jackal than
                   Y. ' _]   | a dead lion, but it is better still to be
            ,.._   |`--"=    | a live lion. And usually easier
           /    "-/  `.\     |
  /)  sk  |   |_     `\|___  | - Lazarus Long, A fictional character
  \:::::::\___/_\__\_______\ |   created by Robert Heinlein

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