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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Nov 1999.
Jitlov's 3D "Bob"'s Head 'magic eye' ASCII art

Jitlov's 3D "Bob"'s Head 'magic eye' ASCII art

does anyone have that three-dee "Bob"'shead
magic-eye POP out neato thingy?

In article <381...@news.cphl.mindspring.com>, Rev. Random the
Other <rev...@mindspring.com> wrote:

> "Susan Forman" <sfo...@dellnet.com> wrote:
>
> >where pray tell is that
> >"Bob"danged ASCII 'magic eye' "Bob"'s head amazement?
> >I've searched (cursorily) the artmines and can only find shitty
eyepopping
> >mega-pixel poly-chome super pictures...
> >I want some good old fashioned ASCII art THAT POPS OUT IN RAGING
THREE-DEE
> >WHEN YOU CROSS YER EYES JUST RIGHT!!!!
> >(must keep the locals and un-(over-)washed wowed)
> >
> >
> Got it in the Handbill Mill but only in PAPER format, as far as I can
> easily find. It's a memory-stretch, but I thiiiiiiinnnnnnkkkk it was
> Popess Lilith what posted it long ago.
>
> Yo, P-Lil! S'dat urine?

No, that's Mike "Wizard Of Speed And Time" Jitlov's.

If you haven't already, ask for this on alt.ascii-art. That's Jitlov's
stomping grounds.


The Prophet Lilith

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Subject: Jitlov's 3D "Bob"'s Head 'magic eye' ASCII art
Date: 1999/11/03
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