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From: sjoh0780@sable.ox.ac.uk (Henry Segerman)
Subject: Re: Andy - 180'
Date: 1998/05/05
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Flookster (ah7709@bris.ac.uk) wrote:

: Challenge anybody to do a good ANDY.  Harder than Henry (:
Yep - guess I'm lucky :)

   A    n   d    Y
    
   |   |/\   | \   /
  /,\  | | | |  \'/
 /   \ |   \/|   |           

Unfortunate thing about doing the 'd' 'n' exchange this way is that if I make
the 'd' any more like a 'd' the n looks like a 'p'. Sod's Law I suppose.

 A     N   d Y

  []O|\  | [] /
 /[] | \ | []/
/ [] |  \|O[]

You can try and combine two letters into one inverted, but its not great.

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