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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Dec 2001.
Re: Annie Ascii's sig

Re: Annie Ascii's sig

drsquare <now...@nowhere.co.uk> wrote:

>>BTW: If everyone has to be so correct, where is your obAscii?
>
>My what?

obligatory (sp?) ASCII picture. 

*running global search on a.a-a for obascii...*
*53 hits*

AFAIK someone who posts off topic should add a small ascii picture to
his article to make it OT again. This is called obAscii.

But if that's not so here in _alt_.ascii-art, it does not matter. In
_de_.alt.rec.ascii-art it is - IIRC - mentioned in the FAQ.


obAscii:

.----.--------.---.
|^   |     |^||HD |
||   |     |_||   |
|    '--------'   |
|  _____________  |
| |             | |
| | Forte Agent | |
| | Disk 1 of 4 | |
|O|_____________|O|
|_________________|



Michael

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Subject: Re: Annie Ascii's sig
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