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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Jan 2000.
Re: calx computer graphics and organic art

Re: calx computer graphics and organic art

Ojosh!ro <ojosh!r...@mindless.com> wrote in message
news:947...@perla.rotterdam.luna.net...
> Guys! You all forgot the 'psychedelic' part...
> What we need here now is the structure of LSD.
>
> And I haven't got the foggiest idea what it looks like
> only thing I know there's some of those hexagon-structures in it.
>
> Ojosh!ro.


                              /
                             /
                            /
                           /
                          /
                         .                         /
                          \                       /
                           \                     /
                            \                   /
                             \                 /
                              N_______________'
                             /
                            /
                           /
         O----------------'
                            \

                              \
                                .______________
                               /               '
                                                \
                             /                   \
                                                  \
                           /                       N-------------CH
                           '                      /                3
                            \
                             \                   /
                              \                  ---H
                               '________________/
                              /
                                                 \
                            /
          .---------------.                        '
        /                  \                      /
       /                    \
      /                      \                   /
      '                       ------------------.
       \                     /                   \
        \                   /                     \
         \_________________ -                     -
                           '                       '
                            \                      /

                              \                  /

                                \              /

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                           Pru     \   N    /
                                       H

Cheers!
Prudence

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