Re: 1-line ASCII art of a guy flipping the bird
From nancy13g@verizon.net <nan...@verizon.net>
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· 18 Apr 2006 14:51 · View full thread
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But didn't the OP say he was looking for a *ONE-LINE* image? If that's really what he meant, I hope someone comes up with it, because I'm curious to see how it was done.
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