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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jun 1996.
Re: HA-HA!! A CHALLENGE FOR ALL!!

Re: HA-HA!! A CHALLENGE FOR ALL!!

Dan wrote:
> 
> Howdy!
> 
>   Here's the thing peoples: I need some ascii art for a bbs. The bbs name is
> "1313 Iconoclast way" or "1313 Iconoclast Station". The bbs doesn't have a
> logo or a mascot or anything, so it  is up to the artist to decide what
> they want to draw. My only request is to draw something you can relate to
> "iconoclast." For anybody wondering, an iconoclast is like a glorified,
> rebellious idealist. They do what they beleive no matter what the cost.
>   I hope this poses a challenge to the bored masses of ascii-artists out
> there. Thanks for anything in advance.
> 


Howdy howdy!

According to my encyclopedy; an iconoclast was a member of an heretic sect,
during the Byzantine empire (VIII- century), whose purpose was to forbid and 
distroy holly pictures.
Today an iconoclast is someone who doesn't care for traditions. Kinda rude
egotist I'd say. What's glorifying in this I don't know.



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