Wide eyed stereo Wide eyed stereo   Moving animated versions of ASCII stereograms are possible too. The stereo effect can be used to highlight individual words in a text, as a sort of "secret message". The effect can be disguised when the paragraph is block justified. Figure 5: Emphasized single words. According to the According to the police inspector, police inspector, Edward John Billings, Edward John Billings, there are too many there are too many individuals too close individuals too close to the case to make to the case to make an arrest. I asked an arrest. I asked Mary Smith to comment Mary Smith to comment on the case, but she on the case, but she declined to comment, declined to comment, because she is soon because she is soon to be married to to be married to Howard D. Fredericks, Howard D. Fredericks, the victim's uncle. the victim's uncle. Charles Wilson, the Charles Wilson, the victim's brother, victim's brother, stated that the chaos stated that the chaos was responsible for was responsible for at least five suicide at least five suicide attempts last week attempts last week alone. alone. Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4 are due to David B. Thomas, Jonathan Bowen, Charles Durst and Marty Hewes respectively. These four stereograms appeared on the publicly accessible "alt.3d" USENET newsgroup. Figure 5 was invented on the spot by a Wikipedian. Originally adapted from an article on "ASCII Stereograms" by the author of that article (and with his permission).