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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Mar 1997.
Re: Ascii-artists

Re: Ascii-artists

On 8 Mar 1997 07:03:31 GMT, spu...@aol.com wrote:

>In article <slr...@banach.math.fu-berlin.de>, guc...@banach.math.fu-berlin.de (Sven Guckes) writes:
>>Can I play, too?  OK:  What makes an artist?
>
>Checked my Random House dictionary...

I think there's a valid point. There's a fine
difference - there are posts were a very simple
ascii picture is included and the author calls
him/herself an artist.. that makes me go hmmm..
But don't listen to me. I think that 99% of
people calling themselves artists are fakes
who make up fine reasons of superiority to
explain their noise (nuffing wrong about that)
where it's just about fun (nuffing wrong about
that either).

-- 
Lennert Stock
http://www.lstock.demon.nl/
lst...@lstock.demon.nl

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Subject: Re: Ascii-artists
Date: 1997/03/08
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