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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Mar 2000.
Re: new lame sig! had to try it out

Re: new lame sig! had to try it out

On Fri, 24 Mar 2000 10:38:39 GMT, roo...@localhost.localdomain (Faux_Pseudo) wrote:

>its just two masks and a bit of C language 
>i would like something like a gasmask
>most of my posts are in computer groups so they know what the C part means
> 
>
>-- 
>  ._____.                                           ._____.
>  |<> <>| If I remember to turn it on UIN=66618055  |<> <>|
>  |     | while(sig_sucks != 0)                     |     |
>   \ " /        printf("Clever sig coming soon.");   \ " /
>    \_/                                               \_/

Them cows are missing something! Also, I shortened your code :)
 
>  (_____)                                           (_____)
>  |<> <>| If I remember to turn it on UIN=66618055  |<> <>|
>  |     | while(sig_sucks)                          |     |
>   \ " /        printf("Clever sig coming soon.");   \ " /
>    \_/                                               \_/

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