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From: lester5374@aol.com.Tony.C. (Lester5374)
Subject: Re: Alternative uses of ascii art
Date: 1998/12/13
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     It looks good on paper too.

> Well here again I never thought there was a doubt. The only limit of ascii
> art is that it only looks great on the screen, now that we have been spoiled
> by photoshop layers and photo-quality printers. I remember how astonished I
> was when my mom did me a Xmas card with an ascii (no,  it was a mechanic
> typewriter, ascii probably didn't exist yet) with a Xmas tree made out of
> the word merry christmas. I was 5 years old and it was the 70's, so ascii
> art is a memory of childhood to me. That's why I keep trying to bring it
> back to real life by stitching :))
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