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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Oct 1998.
Re: suggestions fer improvement

Re: suggestions fer improvement

In article <362...@erols.com>, c.j...@erols.com wrote:

> sorry about posting everything I do in here, but, I really want
> suggestions fer improvement.  Its not like they're much anyway
> YYYYYYYYYYY                           HHHHHH               OOOOOOO     
>     YYYY        YYYYYYY        HHHHHH   HH    OOOOO      OO       OO   
>      YYYY         YY  AAAAA      HH     HH  OOO    OO   OOO        OO  
>       YYYY      YY     AAA       HHHHHHHHH OOO      OO OOO         OO  
>         YYYY  YY      AA AA      HH     HH  OOO    OO   OOO       OO   
>          YYYYYY      AAAAAAA   HHHHHH HHHHHH  OOOOO       OOOOOOOOO
>           YYYY      AA     AA                                          
>           YYYY    AAAAA     AA
>         YYYYYYYY           AAAAA


All art is good art. as long as we can all tell what its supposed to be :)
And improvements are hard to suggest for something like this hehe.
What were you looking for?  "Make the H a bit bigger?"
hehe j/k
Nice YAHOO :-)

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From: ber...@ncinter.net (Robert Schultz)
Subject: Re: suggestions fer improvement
Date: 1998/10/12
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