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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Sep 1997.
Re: Little Huffe!

Re: Little Huffe!


In article <340...@nospam.sm.luth.se>, Veronica Karlsson
<e93...@nospam.sm.luth.se> writes:

>The picture looks good now :) (but what is it supposed to be?)

Part of the problem is that these are created with a proportional font
(I'm guessing that since I can see them in my AOL newsreader-- which
is fixed on Arial)  I don't know Huffe but it does look like some type of
character.

So, eliminate the extra spaces at the end of the lines, eliminate the
double spacing (which didn't happen!), and now put your reader on a
proportional font.  Perhaps these pics will make more sense!

-joan
-- 
  {\{\       ,                                             /}/}
  { \ \.--.  \\  -=I will have seen everything  ,         / / }
  {  /` , "\_//   when I see an elephant fly=-  \\   .-=.( (   }
  {  \__\ ,--'                                   \'--"   `\\_.---,='
   {_/   _ ;-.           joan stark               '-,  \__/       \___
    /  '.___/       <spu...@juno.com>           .-'.-.'      \___.'
    |  __ /                                       / // /-..___,-`--'
  `=\    \`\         ASCII ART GALLERY:           `" `" 
     `/  / / <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/>
 jgs  '././ 

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Subject: Re: Little Huffe!
Date: 1997/09/03
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