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From: gjtew1@giaec.cc.monash.edu.au (Mill    (G.Tewierik))
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Subject: Re: ASCII poll
Date: 22 Apr 94 06:39:25 GMT
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C.M.Stringer@bradford.ac.uk (CM STRINGER) writes:


>A recent argument with a friend has led to this poll.
>Please mail me (cmstring@brad.ac.uk) and answer this crucial question: How
>do YOU pronounce ASCII?
>please say with a hard "C" or soft. Thankyou very much
>--
>  o    _______________     Mike Stringer
> /\_  _|             | 	"If wishes were horses, beggars would sell dog food"
>_\__`[_______________|		Scream for assistance. It'll help, I promise.
>] [ \, ][         ][

hard C-- 
    dMMMMMMMMb  dMP dMP     dMP
   dMP"dMP"dMP amr dMP     dMP        gjtew1@giaec.cc.monash.edu.au
  dMP dMP dMP dMP dMP     dMP
 dMP dMP dMP dMP dMP     dMP           "goin off, goin right off,
dMP dMP dMP dMP dMMMMMP dMMMMMP          like a frog in a sock"