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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Apr 1994.
Re: MONEY
In <2p02ph$hr...@jaws.cs.hmc.edu> dgr...@osiris.hmc.edu (David Green) writes:

>ao0...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Doris Johnston) wrote:
>->In a previous article, ipg...@sail.uwaterloo.ca (Iain P. Grier) says:
>->>In article <199...@vectrex.login.qc.ca>,
>->>Mark Knoffler <bou...@vectrex.login.qc.ca> wrote:
>->>>Does anybody have an ASCII of a 1 dollar bill, Canadian or American??
>->>
>->>Here's a Canadian dollar:
>->>
>->>                           ,---.
>->>                          ' __O>`
>->>                         ( (__/  )		WHAT IS THIS? A MUMMY?
>->>                          .-----,
>->>                           `---'
>->>
>->This is so pathetic in humour or talent that it could not possibly be worth a
>->comment.  I can't see your sig from here, but please try again or engage
>->an expert to advertise your "talent" on this worthy network.  

>Good night, where did that come from?  Granted, it wasn't a 1 dollar bill
>as was asked for, but as far as things go, it's a fair ASCII representation
>of a "loonie" for its size.  At any rate, I don't see any need to react
>quite so violently to it.  Not everyone is an ASCII Rembrandt.  (Or would
>saying "an ASCII Normand" be more appropriate? :)

>Actually, I have a harder time getting a mummy out of that than a loonie
>anyway..

>->Pax vobiscum

>Does anyone else see the irony here, or is it just me?

>ObASCII-Art:

>              __
>             (==##O,',',',',',',',',',',',','=##
>              ~~

>(Somewhat of a crude zipper..)
>--
>David Green

>"Isn't it nice to know a lot -- and a little bit not?"

This is my first try at ASCII art,  Let me know what you think.


Songsinger

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXFEDERAL RESERVE NOTEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXX  XX       THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA        XXX  XX
XXXX XX  -------       ------------               XXXX XX
XXXX XX              /   jJ===-\    \      C7675  XXXX XX
XXXXXX     OOO      /   jJ - -  L    \      ---    XXXXXX
XXXXX     OOOOO     |   JJ  |   X    |       __     XXXXX
XXX    3   OOO      |   JJ ---  X    |      OOOO    3 XXX
XXX                 |   J|\    /|    |     OOOOOO     XXX
XXX     C36799887   |   /  |  |  \   |      OOOO      XXX
XXX                 |  |          |  |       --       XXX
XXX      -------    \ /            \ /                XXX
X  XX                \ ____________ /               X  XX
XX XXX 3_________        --------  ___   _______ 3 XXX XX
XX XXX            ___   ONE DOLLAR  i              XXX XX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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From: tp0...@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Songsinger)
Subject: Re: MONEY
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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 94 09:51:10 GMT
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