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From: killbeck@pointecom.net (Lynn Killingbeck)
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Subject: Re: what is it?
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In article <iqfcrt83upbl7vjq2nv1t4voiisgglbcpa@4ax.com>, bugi@akw.pl says...
> It was a sunny day/night Sat, 29 Sep 2001 20:51:38 GMT, when
> ppunk@damthatspam.chello.nl (Peter Punk) wrote in alt.ascii-art that: 
> 
> >>can anyone tell me what this is <below>?
> >
> >It's the golden rule of course.
> 
> And what is "the golden rule"?
> 
> bug
> -- 
> Blazej Kozlowski -=O=- bug
> bugi@akw.pl bug@student.pl
> blazejk@akw.pl GG: 1093730
> 

That is "golden ratio", rather than "golden rule" that has been posted.

Put "golden ratio" into the google.com search engine, and you will get
more data than you can possibly want about this number. Supposed to be
the "most aesthetically pleasing" ratio of the height to width of a
picture, for example - giving it some semeblence of relevance to the
"art" part of ascii-art.

I enjoy your picture. You have a rare talent!

Lynn Killingbeck