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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Mar 2002.
Re: One character ascii-art

Re: One character ascii-art

ASCII character 3, displayed on the IBM PC character set.

Also makes a good Valentine.

Scrounge Weasel wrote:

>   ]    A staple
>   *    The North Star
>   =    Section of train track
>   ^    One of those rice-picker hats like Raiden wears in Mortal Kombat
>   +    Rammstein's logo
>   "    Beaver teeth
>   .    A black hole
>   |    A pipe!  ::groan::
>   \    Playground slide
>   (    Concave mirror
>   )    Convex mirror
>   L    Comfortable armchair, or a bookend
>   P    Large-breasted woman
>   0    How much I care about drsquare's opinions
> 
> 
> 

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