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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 23 Feb 2007.
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ASCII Art Fart for Wed, 2007 Feb 21: #2799 FLYING BUTTRESSES

ASCII Art Fart for Wed, 2007 Feb 21: #2799 FLYING BUTTRESSES

alt.ascii-art · 5 messages · 23 Feb 2007 - 23 Feb 2007
On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:10:05 GMT, Faux_Tran <F0S...@gmail.com> tried to confuse
everyone with this message:

> #2799 FLYING BUTTRESSES
>
>
>                             .   .   |                       
>                            |.|  .|  .                       
>                              .     |                        
>                            |  | |.   |                      
>                             | . __  |                       
>                            .  ('__`> .                      
>      \                        /==(o)     ______             
>       \                    .| `\__/  . |()|::::)=           
>        \________         _____ / /\  /)____||___/__      ,\ 
> .____,          `-------'     `-------'            \   ,'\ |
>. \  / ,               .  &  ,   .  &  ,   .  &  ,   |,' \ | 
>|`-  -'|                `/_\'     `/_\'     `/_\'    |) )|, |
>|,-  -.|               ,'|_|`.   ,'|_|`.   ,'|_|`.   |,' ,/ /
>' /__\ `                                             |  '  , 
> '    ` ____________________________________________/    '   
>                       /             /                       
>                      /             /                        
>                     ;             ;                         
>                                                             
>            I TITLE THIS ONE "BUTTRESSES, FLYING"            
>

Speaking about Red Baron, it's site is now totally dead (not even archive.org
can retrieve it). And this is not a good thing if we want to preserve ASCII
classics for the future generations...

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|Don't believe this - you're not worthless              ,gr---------.ru
|It's us against millions and we can't take them all... |  ue     il   |
|But we can take them on!                               |     @ma      |
|                       (A Wilhelm Scream - The Rip)    |______________|

Timofei Shatrov wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:10:05 GMT, Faux_Tran <F0S...@gmail.com> tried to confuse
> everyone with this message:
> 
>> #2799 FLYING BUTTRESSES
>>
>>
>>                             .   .   |                       
>>                            |.|  .|  .                       
>>                              .     |                        
>>                            |  | |.   |                      
>>                             | . __  |                       
>>                            .  ('__`> .                      
>>      \                        /==(o)     ______             
>>       \                    .| `\__/  . |()|::::)=           
>>        \________         _____ / /\  /)____||___/__      ,\ 
>> .____,          `-------'     `-------'            \   ,'\ |
>> . \  / ,               .  &  ,   .  &  ,   .  &  ,   |,' \ | 
>> |`-  -'|                `/_\'     `/_\'     `/_\'    |) )|, |
>> |,-  -.|               ,'|_|`.   ,'|_|`.   ,'|_|`.   |,' ,/ /
>> ' /__\ `                                             |  '  , 
>> '    ` ____________________________________________/    '   
>>                       /             /                       
>>                      /             /                        
>>                     ;             ;                         
>>                                                             
>>            I TITLE THIS ONE "BUTTRESSES, FLYING"            
>>
> 
> Speaking about Red Baron, it's site is now totally dead (not even archive.org
> can retrieve it). And this is not a good thing if we want to preserve ASCII
> classics for the future generations...

Thats terrible !
We need to dig up the Red Baron comic and preserve it for future generations.
I once had them all all stored on my harddrive , but no longer.

I'm going to scour the usenet for the original postings .. how many were there  ?

>> Speaking about Red Baron, it's site is now totally dead (not even archive.org
>> can retrieve it). And this is not a good thing if we want to preserve ASCII
>> classics for the future generations...
> 
> Thats terrible !
> We need to dig up the Red Baron comic and preserve it for future generations.
> I once had them all all stored on my harddrive , but no longer.
> 
> I'm going to scour the usenet for the original postings .. how many were there  ?

I had already begun archiving the episodes of Red Baron when Ulrich
Schreglmann replied to a mail I sent him.

Turns out .. they are still online - They just moved to :
http://www.ulrichschreglmann.homepage.t-online.de/redbaron/

ENJOY!

( I'm going to mirror them all the same )

On Fri, 23 Feb 2007 12:24:43 +0100, Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen
<new...@ceejay.cjb.NOSPAMnet> tried to confuse everyone with this message:

>
>>> Speaking about Red Baron, it's site is now totally dead (not even archive.org
>>> can retrieve it). And this is not a good thing if we want to preserve ASCII
>>> classics for the future generations...
>> 
>> Thats terrible !
>> We need to dig up the Red Baron comic and preserve it for future generations.
>> I once had them all all stored on my harddrive , but no longer.
>> 
>> I'm going to scour the usenet for the original postings .. how many were there  ?
>
>I had already begun archiving the episodes of Red Baron when Ulrich
>Schreglmann replied to a mail I sent him.
>
>Turns out .. they are still online - They just moved to :
>http://www.ulrichschreglmann.homepage.t-online.de/redbaron/
>
>ENJOY!
>
>( I'm going to mirror them all the same )

Great! This problem came to my attention because of the impending deletion of
"ASCII comic" article on Wikipedia and desperate searching for sources which
mention various ASCII comics. I found one article in Polish magazine, written by
bug and that's all. 

Basically, if someone knows some source (printed or web-based, no Usenet
allowed) which mentions various ASCII comics and how great they are, you can
participiate in this discussion:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/ASCII_comic

Long-standing Wikipedia account is highly desirable for your vote to be counted.

-- 
|Don't believe this - you're not worthless              ,gr---------.ru
|It's us against millions and we can't take them all... |  ue     il   |
|But we can take them on!                               |     @ma      |
|                       (A Wilhelm Scream - The Rip)    |______________|

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Timofei Shatrov wrote the following -._
> Great! This problem came to my attention because of the impending deletion of
> "ASCII comic" article on Wikipedia and desperate searching for sources which
> mention various ASCII comics. I found one article in Polish magazine, written by
> bug and that's all. 

Why is it being deleted?  And why isn't there an ascii pr0n article yet? 

> Basically, if someone knows some source (printed or web-based, no Usenet
> allowed) which mentions various ASCII comics and how great they are, you can
> participiate in this discussion:

Why isn't usenet allowed?  Usenet has been the cornerstone of ASCII
art for ages and since it is, mostly, a text only medium it is one of
the last places that a fair amount of ASCII art is used.

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/ASCII_comic

Will read that when I get a chance.

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