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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 14 Apr 2010.
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alt.ascii-art · 7 messages · 14 Apr 2010 - 16 Apr 2010
Daniel Berger <jac...@yahoo.de> ASCII art 14 Apr 2010 18:29 · permalink · report
We have seen a nice wall and a fly.
Now how do you like my cock?
      ,,,	
 _____/�>	[hh]
//({__/
   ||       ~
   ````
(I think it is about to catch the worm.)

-- 
Daniel Berger

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* Daniel Berger wrote :
> We have seen a nice wall and a fly.
> Now how do you like my cock?
>       ,,,	
>  _____/°>	[hh]
> //({__/
>    ||       ~
>    ````
> (I think it is about to catch the worm.)

Good one.  I like it.  Dumb question from an ASCII noob, is the
eye classed as ASCII?

-- 
Troy Piggins

Troy Piggins <use...@piggo.com> wrote:
> * Daniel Berger wrote :
>
> > We have seen a nice wall and a fly.
> > Now how do you like my cock?
> >       ,,,  
> >  _____/°>      [hh]
> > //({__/
> >    ||       ~
> >    ````
> > (I think it is about to catch the worm.)
>
> Good one.  I like it.  Dumb question from an ASCII noob, is the
> eye classed as ASCII?

That's question 3 of the FAQ...

  <http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/faq.html>

--
Peter

* Peter Nilsson wrote :
> Troy Piggins <use...@piggo.com> wrote:
> [---=| Quote block shrinked by t-prot: 8 lines snipped |=---]
>> >    ````
>> > (I think it is about to catch the worm.)
>>
>> Good one.  I like it.  Dumb question from an ASCII noob, is the
>> eye classed as ASCII?
>
> That's question 3 of the FAQ...
>
>   <http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/faq.html>

So that's a "no".  :)

-- 
Troy Piggins

Daniel Berger <jac...@yahoo.de> ASCII art 15 Apr 2010 15:49 · permalink · report
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Troy Piggins wrote:
>
> So that's a "no".  :)
>

-- 
Daniel Berger

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Daniel Berger <jac...@yahoo.de> wrote:
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UTF-8 is an encoding, not a character set.

--
Peter
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My Opinion: if they are made of characters, show them. For me it does not 
matter if they are pure ascii (character (32) up to character (127)), or if 
they are made of "higher" characters.

Char is char. Only quality matters.

greetings from gemany
Chris 

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