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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Mar 2002.
Re: Now this is what I call Ascii

Re: Now this is what I call Ascii

> It's broken on mine too. Maybe your newsreader is reading the HTML version.

Yeah. The plain text version IS broken. Sorry. But OE reads the HTML when present. But HTML is _large_. Just took a look at the
post's size. It's not ASCII art nonetheless.

Joey

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From: "Johannes 'Joey' R�ssel" <Joh...@WeB.DE>
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Subject: Re: Now this is what I call Ascii
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