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From: "Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen" <newsgroup@CeeJay.cjb.nOt>
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Subject: Re: ascii art rulez ;)
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"lastfuture" <lastfuture@lastfuture.de> wrote in message
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> -> lastfuture (who is posting hyperactively)

That has to be a new style .. handwritten ascii-art made to look as if a program did it.