Re: TEST
In article <33A...@rot.mapson.sdrawkcab.daer>, Totto <on.biu.ii@r ot.mapson.sdrawkcab.daer> waffles on >Veronica Karlsson wrote: >> >> H.W.B.I.C. wrote: >> > >> > i'll post my name. >> > >> > >> > ����ۻ �ۻ �ۻ ������ۻ �������ۻ �ۻ ��ۻ �ۻ >> > ������ۻ �ۺ �ۺ ������ͼ �������ͼ �ۺ ���ۻ �ۺ >> > ������ۺ �ۺ �ۺ ������ۻ �ۺ �ۺ ����ۻ �ۺ >> > ������ۺ �ۺ �ۺ ������ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ��ۻ�ۺ >> > �ۺ �ۺ �������ɼ ������ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ ����ۺ >> > �ͼ �ͼ �����ͼ ������ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ ���ͼ >> > �ۻ �ۻ ����ۻ �����ۻ �ۻ �ۻ �ۻ ��ۻ �ۻ ������ۻ >> > �ۺ �ۺ ������ۻ ������ۻ �ۺ ��ɼ �ۺ ���ۻ �ۺ ������ͼ >> > ������ۺ ������ۺ ������ɼ �����ɼ �ۺ ����ۻ �ۺ ������ۻ >> > ������ۺ ������ۺ ������ۻ �����ۻ �ۺ �ۺ��ۻ�ۺ ������ۺ >> > �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۻ �ۺ �ۺ ����ۺ ������ۺ >> > �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ ���ͼ ������ͼ >> > ۻۻ �ۻ �ۻ �ۻ �ۻ �����ۻ �ۻ �����ۻ ۻۻ >> > ȼȼ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ �ۺ ������ۻ �ۺ ������ͼ ȼȼ >> > ������ۺ �ۺ ۻ �ۺ ������ɼ �ۺ �ۺ >> > ������ۺ �ۺ��ۻ�ۺ ������ۻ �ۺ �ۺ >> > �ۺ �ۺ �ۻ ��������ɼ �ۻ ������ɼ �ۻ �ۺ �ۻ ������ۻ >> > �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ ��ͼ��ͼ �ͼ �����ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �ͼ �����ͼ >> > >> >> http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/vk/pics/rubbish/non-ascii.gif > >I find that it *DOES* look like his name in ascii, something like >Austin Harkine HWDLS or H.W.D.L.S. >But the characters are non-ascii. > >Totto The thing on veronica's page is rubbish (no offence you ascii is great). Simply paste the above text into notepad, save, open in a dos editor and it is a realy good piece of work. -- Salesman's Warcraft 2 Page http://www.g-grids.demon.co.uk
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X-Google-Language: UKRAINIAN,KOI8R X-Google-Thread: f996b,9036569887155251 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: salesman <sal...@g-grids.demon.co.uk> Subject: Re: TEST Date: 1997/06/13 Message-ID: <wcY...@g-grids.demon.co.uk>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 248198828 Distribution: world X-NNTP-Posting-Host: g-grids.demon.co.uk [194.222.1.254] References: <Pine.GSO.3.95.970611100804.2803C-100000@oreo> <339...@sm.luth.se.nospam> <33A...@rot.mapson.sdrawkcab.daer> Organization: mafia Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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