Re: Ascii-artist's dream...
From Andrew Z Carpenter <and...@gloucestershire.freeserve.co.yuk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 5 Jan 2002 18:43 · View full thread
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> "Christian Garbs [Master Mitch]" <mit...@mitch.h.shuttle.de> wrote > in message news:a12d73$8sd$1...@yggdrasil.mitch.h.shuttle.de... > > > b. > 88b > 888b. > 88888b > 888888b. > 8888P" > P" `8. > `8. > `8 Wow, I like that a lot. It's simple, and yet so good. The lines are sharp, appear straight, the points are perfectly pointy.. I really like it. Andrew
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