Re: Dana Sculley
drsquare <now...@nowhere.co.uk> wrote: > On Thu, 15 Nov 2001 01:10:59 -0600, in alt.ascii-art, > (Taliszanna <tal...@usask.ca>) wrote: > >>Here's a converted ASCII pic of Gillian Anderson who plays Dana Sculley on >>the t.v. show "The X-Files". >> >>N82ZZuZuuuuuuuuuZuZZZZZZZZ888888b88888ZZZZZ88b88888Z88888888888888888 >>HRoZZuuuZuuu222222222uuuuZuuZZ88ZZZZZ88888888Z8Z8Z888Z88Z88888b888888 >>HH7ZZuuuu22uuuu22uuZu2uuuZZZZZZZZ8ZZ8ZZZ888ZZ888Z88Z8888888ZZZ8888ZZ8 > <snip> >>NNNNNMNHMMMMMMMNNHHHERH@bA@NNNMNNNNHNNHHHNHNMM@3;3uZ88888Z88888bb88ZU >>HHHHNNNMMMNNNNNHNH@HHHA2R@EE@@HHNNNNNNNHHHHNNMMMMRu7;oo322222uuuZbR@@ >>@HHHHHNHHNNNNNNNNNHU32ZR@RRRREE@@@@HHHNHNMNHHNNMMMMMMMMH@@N@NMMMMMMN@ >>@HHHHHHHNNHHNNNHNNNHMMMH@RRRRRREEE@@@@HHH@HNNNNHNHNMMMMMMMMMMNNHHHH@@ >> >> [Made using ASCII Generator.] >> > > Wow, you know how to use a converter! I applaud your talent! Where can I find an ASCII Generator or converter ? Win dos or Linux. Vulpes
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Subject: Re: Dana Sculley
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