In message , Kerr Mudd-John
writes:
On Mon, 22 May 2017 09:15:43 +0100, T wrote:

On 05/12/2017 07:39 PM, T wrote:
On 05/12/2017 07:27 PM, Andy Burns wrote:
T wrote:

I was going to write you back using the thorn symbol, but
I would have to switch to HTML to do so.

What's so hard about 0
do you got one for "ye"



http://www.theasciicode.com.ar/exten...l-letter-thorn
-ascii-code-232.html

Ascii 232 is capital thorn "Þ". Never
found an ascii ye

Capital Eth Ð Alt-0208; Capital Thorn Þ Alt-0222; small eth ð Alt-0240;
small thorn þ Alt-0254.

BUT: those aren't really ASCII, which only goes to 127 (7F), though the
next 128 are often referred to as "extended ASCII", but don't display
the same to all; and, they may get corrupted as they pass through
various parts of usenet, and news client software. They may get
converted to a sequential representation of their code in printable
characters (0xFF, $255, A$255, etc.), to different characters, to pairs
of different characters, to a common "unknown character" character (a
square or question mark are common), or to nothing at all.

Þshurely someone could use that in a smiley (8Þ =8-?

(-:

FUs dropping photography.

Agreed, hence FUd to this post not the last one.

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