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From: Out of Order <psamuels@hmc.edu>
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Subject: 3D: Hearts
Date: 18 Sep 1994 08:30:10 -0500
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The Esteemed Mike Jittlov writes:

> >A friend of mine asked me to do some ascii hearts for her, but I
> >can't seem to get them right.  3-D would be very nice.  I saw some a
> >couple of days ago.
> >Could the person who posted them, repost them or send them my way?

> I leave it to the Experts to 3D-fy these various valentines ;)

I hardly dare intrude when Mike Jittlov of all people talks of leaving
something to the Experts.  But I did make an attempt to 3D-fy one of
the images (by hand).  It's sort of hard to see; I'll have to work on
my technique.  I guess I'm just a little surprised that it worked at
all, never having tried this before.  So, presumptiously ("Expert"?) I
submit original and 3D-fication:

        *****           *****
     ****   ****     ****   ****
   ***         *** ***         ***
  **             ***             **
 **               *              **
 **                             **
  ***                          **
    ***                      ***
      ***                  ***
        ****            ****
           ****       ****
              ***   ***
                *****
                  *            jgreen@trumpet.aix.calpoly.edu

    +         +         +         +         +         +         
eYouDontSeeTeYouDontSeeTeYouDontSeeTeYouDontSeeTeYouDontSeeT
hePointHere?hePointHere?hePointHere?hePointHere?hePointHere?
IllGiveYouACIllGiveACIllIllGiveYouAClGiveveYouACIllGiveYouAC
lueTheImageIlueThmageIlueThmheImaueThmheImauageIlueTheImageI
nsideThisIsCnsiThisIsCnsiThisIhCnsiThisIhCnsiTsCnsideThisIsC
astIn3DJustFasn3DJustFasn3DJustFasn3DJustFasn3DFastIn3DJustF
ocusWithEyesosWithEyesosWithEyesosWithEyesosWitsocusWithEyes
CrossedAndSeCssedAndSeCssedAndSeCssedAndSeCsseSeCrossedAndSe
eWhatThereBeeWtThereBeeWtThereBeeWtThereBeeWteBeeWhatThereBe
RosesAreRedVRosereRedVRosereRedVRosereRedVroRedVRosesAreRedV
ioletsAreBluioletseBluioletseBluioletseBluAreBluioletsAreBlu
eYouDontSeeTeYouDonteTeYouDonteTeYouDontDontSeeTeYouDontSeeT
hePointHere?hePointHereePointHereePoinPointHere?hePointHere?
IllGiveYouACIllGiveYouACIliveYouACICIllGiveYouACIllGiveYouAC
lueTheImageIlueTheImageIlueTImagegeIlueTheImageIlueTheImageI
nsideThisIsCnsideThisIsCnsideThisIsCnsideThisIsCnsideThisIsC
astIn3DJustFastIn3DJustFastIn3DJustFastIn3DJustFastIn3DJustF
ocusWithEyesocusWithEyesocusWithEyesocusWithpsamuels@hmc.edu
CrossedAndSeCrossedAndSeCrossejgreen@trumpet.aix.calpoly.edu
eWhatThereBeeWhatThereBeeWhatThereBeeWhatThereBeeWhatThereBe
    +         +         +         +         +         +         

Note: diverge your eyes.  The part about "with eyes crossed" was just
because I couldn't think how to stay in the meter otherwise.

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          ude.cmh@sleumasp                       psamuels@hmc.edu
                  (nosleumaS reteP r(O)r Peter Samuelson)

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