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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Feb 1995.
REQ: french horn for .sig

REQ: french horn for .sig

It may be a bit lazy, but I am terrible at drawing, and a french 
horn is hard to draw, so I ask you rec.arts.ascii folks if anyone 
knows if such a picture exists.  Probably a french horn is impossible
to draw as a 4-liner, so something a bit bigger would also be fine.
I had a look at the scarecrow archive, but there was just too 
much(*grin*).  I also tried an archie search with no result. 

I have trown in pictures of 2 ski jumpers as evidence of my lack of 
drawing talents. The one at the right looks a bit like Bjorn Wirkola 
(parallell skies - the old style, special wool hat), while the one at 
the left looks like Funaki or Kasai(modern V-style, wearing helmet) :-)
        
    @               .   
  (_|_)           __8
   \ /         __/___,

--
Bjorn Frode Langoren,    /                            \
(bf...@efi.sintef.no)      |   Plenty room for a french  |
|                        |        horn here?           |
|_________________________\                           /

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From: Bjorn F Langoren <bf...@efi.sintef.no>
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: REQ:  french horn for .sig
Date: 02 Feb 1995 18:26:15 GMT
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