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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: Simply illusions
Date: 1997/12/12
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Organization: The large stack method     (CEO:  Rsoft)
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Carl R. White wrote:
> >            _____
> >           /    /\
> >          /    /  \
> >         /    /    \
> >        /    /  /\  \
> >       /    /  /  \  \
> >      /    /  /\   \  \
> >     /    /  /  \   \  \
> >    /    /__/____\   \  \
> >   /              \   \  \
> >  /________________\   \  \
> >  \_____________________\ / Jugg and Grim

Who was it who posted a GIF of how they make these?

I know it is done with a shape that is not closed, and it only 
appears closed from a certian angle.


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