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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jul 2000.
Re: late obascii

Re: late obascii


Tim Wuffner wrote:
> 
> Gibt es das auch ohne Buchstaben, oder habe ich den falschen ASCII-Satz?

Look at the drawing from a distance. Then you'll see why they use the
letters.

Betrachte das Bild einfach mal aus einer groesseren Entfernung. Dann
siehst du den Sinn in den Buchstaben.

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