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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jul 1998.
Re: [request]:TSG

Re: [request]:TSG

In article <6orcpd$g8s$1...@news-2.news.gte.net>,
jpr...@a.saner.side.of.neverland.gte.net (Khall) wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 18 Jul 1998 09:28:00 -0400, llizard <lli...@iNOdirect.ca>
> wrote:
> 
> >In article <6oq4s8$t3m$1...@news-1.news.gte.net>,
> >jpr...@a.saner.side.of.neverland.gte.net (Khall) wrote:
> [chop]
> Thank you Llizard for responding:) I'm sorta looking for something a
> little more...'natural'? Like....
>             ,
>         .--'|}
>        /    /}}
>      .=\.--'`\}
>     //` '---./`  joan stark
[snip]
> 
> Or maybe one of the more 'flowery' sigs that Veronica has used?
> But shaped into letters? And maybe with some thorns? sorta cursively?
> as in all one vine? (my apolgies for stealing your sig Joan:)
> 
> >Using Figlet "big" as a guide for the letters, I'll give it a shot.
> >
> >@(                 )
> >  `@_______ _(___@/_____
> >  @|__   __/ @)__(/ ____|
> >    `_| | | (/__ | |@ __
> >    ' | |) \___ \| |\|_ |
> >      |-|  __@\) | |_)| |
> >    @/|_| |____\/ \@(___|
> >    (@ ejm  _@__)   _)@
> >     `    @(  @    (
> >            )
[snip]
> >
> >I don't know if that's at all what you had in mind. But if it's close
> >but you want to use different Figlet letters (simple clean straight
> >lines are probably best) I can try another one if you'd like.
> >
> I would really, like...if you're not getting too frustrated with me
> being picky?:)
> 
> K.
.
        ha
^^^^%--- ha
 "   \ ha    Oh my, how demanding. I meant that you should choose
             the Figlet lettering you liked and I would twine it
             with my vines. But seeing as how you have rejected my
             vines...

...using Joan's excellent rose
            ,
        .--'|}
       /    /}}
     .=\.--'`\}
    //` '---./`
    ||  /|
     \\| |
   |\_\\/
   \__/\\
        \\
  jgs    \|

as a guide, this is the best I can come up with. I don't think that it's
as legibly TSG as the other one but maybe it's more natural? I'm afraid
I don't know what flowery Figlet font Veronica has used.

        `.~,,     ,
  ,      )\(  .--'|}
 {|`--. ( | )/    /}}
{{\    \ \ /=\.--'`\}
{/'`--./=.//` '---./`
'\.---'   ||/|
          || |
       |\_||/
       \__/|
          ||
 jgs/ejm  ||
          ||
          \|


                ,
 jgs/ejm    .--'|}
         __/    /}}
        /,=\.--'`\}
       ((   '---./`
        \\  /|
   `.~,  \\| |
    )(    \\/
   ( ))/   ))
  __\/(___//\-.
 /__/`----'\|--`
    \ /     `
     V

                ,
 jgs/ejm    .--'|}
         __/    /}}
        /,=\.--'`\}
       ((   '---./`
        \\  /|
   `.~,  \\| |
    )(    \\/
   ( ))/   ))
  __\/(___//
 /__/`----'
    \ /
     V
                _______ 
            __ /,------`
           / ///_ 
           |/||| \     
             || \|    ,
             ||   .--' }
             \\  /'--./,}
            __\`=\    `}}
   jgs/ejm /__/`  '---./`
             \/

I've given you some different spacings of the letters.

        `.~,,     ,            ,
  ,      )\(  .--'|}       .--'|}
 {|`--. ( | )/    /}}   __/    /}}     _______ 
{{\    \ \ /=\.--'`\}  /,=\.--'`\} __ /,------`
{/'`--./=.//` '---./` ((   '---./`/ ///_
'\.---'   ||/|         \\  /|     |/||| \
          || |    `.~,  \\| |       || \|    ,
       |\_||/      )(    \\/        ||   .--' }
       \__/|      ( ))/   ))        \\  /'--./,}
          ||     __\/(___//        __\`=\    `}}
 jgs/ejm  ||    /__/`----'        /__/`  '---./` 
          ||       \ /               \/
          \|        V

        `.~,,     ,           ,
  ,      )\(  .--'|}      .--'|}
 {|`--. ( | )/    /}}  __/    /}}     _______ 
{{\    \ \ /=\.--'`\} /,=\.--'`\} __ /,------`
{/'`--./=.//` '---./`((   '---./`/ ///_
'\.---'   ||/|        \\  /|     |/||| \
          || |   `.~,  \\| |       || \|    ,
       |\_||/     )(    \\/        ||   .--' }
       \__/|     ( ))/   ))        \\  /'--./,}
          ||    __\/(___//\-.     __\`=\    `}}
 jgs/ejm  ||   /__/`----'\ |-`   /__/`  '---./` 
          ||      \ /     V        \/
          \|       V


        `.~,,     ,
  ,      )\(  .--'|}
 {|`--. ( | )/    /}}
{{\    \ \ /=\.--'`\}
{/'`--./=.//` '---./`
'\.---'   ||/|             ,
          || |         .--'|}
       |\_||/       __/    /}}
       \__/|       /,=\.--'`\}
          ||      ((   '---./`
 jgs/ejm  ||       \\  /|
          ||  `.~,  \\| |
          \|   )(    \\/        _______
              ( ))/   ))    __ /,------`
             __\/(___//\-. / ///_
            /__/`----'\|--`|/||| \
               \ /     `     || \|    ,
                V            ||   .--' }
                             \\  /'--./,}
                            __\`=\    `}}
                           /__/`  '---./`
                             \/

If this STILL isn't what you want, then maybe somebody else can try.


NOTE: I do not pick up my mail from the idirect address that you
see. If you are e-mailing me and hit the reply button, add an "e"
to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
       ___            llizard aka ejm  cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
     _/   |    ,^%--- 
    |_____|  __<_ \  I still think the first one I did was best.
      --- ==   >/                 
    [_____]  __>,^             ASCII-ar+, ASCII and gif anima+ions
  ejm|   |  //| |      http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/

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