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From: reddoghud@home.com (Tristan 'RedDog' Hudson)
Subject: Re: pentagram
Date: 1999/06/30
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On 30 Jun 1999 05:37:32 GMT, some weirdo named
james_marshall_99@yahoo.com (James Begley) took a hit from their crack
pipe, and this is what came out:

>Lookin' good in WinVN, if it was supposed to look like it was drawn on a 
>floor.  Or, was the squashing Microsoft's hidden way of making you pay for 
>its web browser?
>
>The lights dimmed, the sky opened up, and Lyle Eppley's voice echoed 
>ominously, saying:
>>
>>Hello, I was looking for ascII pentagrams on deja.com and some websites and
>>didn't find much, especially of larger pentagrams.  I decided for fun to try
>>to make one myself.  It is below and hopefully it will display properly.  I
>>made it in outlook express and it looks fine on my screen.  Hopefully it
>>will render properly in yours! All feedback is welcome, and any efforts to
>>tweek / improve the pentagram would be appreciated!!
>>
>>Lyle
>>
>>                                 __...... __
>>                         _-- **                ** -- _
>>                 __**                                     *__
>>                - *\\*- _                               _ -*//*-
>>             -*      \\     * _                   _  *    //     *-
>>            /           \\          -            -          //          \
>>           *             \\          *_  _*           //             *
>>          l                \\       -          -        //                 l
>>          *                 \\ *                  *  //                 .*
>>          .*      _ -  *    \\                   //    *  -  _        *
>>           *-________\\_______//________-*-*
>>            **                   \\            //                    * *
>>             * _                  \\         //                    _*
>>                *\                   \\     //                     /*
>>                    *- _              \\//                 _-*
>>                          * -. -_-.-_**_-.-_ -. - *
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

Normally, when you do any kind of ascii art, you use a fixed-width
font so that it will look the same on every other computer it may end
up on.  Courier or courier new is the standard for fixed width on PCs.
Keep that in mind. =]

RedDog

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