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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Feb 1995.
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Nika's love

Nika's love

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 21 Feb 1995
In article <3ialek$fm...@urvile.msus.edu>,
 <hem...@TIGGER.STCLOUD.MSUS.EDU> wrote:
>In article <D44...@freenet.carleton.ca>, av0...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Eric P. Mayer) writes:
>>
>>To view image, set font to Monaco 9...
>>
>>Russian exchange student Veronika (Nika) Klyaus
>From Omsk, (Siberia) Russia
>>
>>Nika love .....
>
>[Picture Deleted]
>
>>Ascii-art image by eric p. mayer
>>"The SubGenius MUST have artistic amounts of SLACK!!!"
>>
>
>I think I've missed something here.  What is this supposed
>   to be a picture of?  Or is it encoded some how?  Also
>   at the first line it say "set font to Monaco 9", is that
>   on one of the decoders, or is the font in reference to a
>   Window's Program font?
>
>I know, I know these are dumb questions, but then again I'd
>   really like to be able to see the picture.

It was not encoded.  It was a REALLY tight shot of her face, and quite a
poor quality image at that.  I'm sure she's a great person, though.

Tim

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