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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Aug 1996.
Re: Which signature should I use?

Re: Which signature should I use?

In article <3207bc9e.12758747@news>, rje...@ns.net says...
>
>I've been experimenting with various sig designs [...]
>They're all 4 lines or less, so Sven should like them. :)

How about a combination:

   o ________Robert R Jennings________  /\=o /\
 /<  \_____Ain't Got A Clue Inc._____/ ///\|/\\\
 \\\_/______E-Mail:rjenn@ns.net______\/   /|\   \
 //                                     


I'm quite relieved to see that my sig takes up 6 lines so Sven will 
be irked. :^)

                             llizard
                     by8...@freenet.toronto.on.ca

                                          ,^
                       ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                              "    "
 

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