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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 30 Sep 1996.
Re: [REQ] Elephant for sig

Re: [REQ] Elephant for sig

edi...@alpha2.curtin.EDU.AU wrote:

>>Anyone out there prepared to try to produce a small
>>elephant that I could use for a .sig?

>Well here is my attempt :-)

>                                 
>                      _    _                                               
>                     /=\""/=\                                       
>                    (=(0_0 |=)__                                      
>                     \_\_ /_/   )                                       
>                       /_/   _  /\                                 
>                      |/ |\ || |                        
>                         ~ ~  ~ 
>                                  

And here is my  new .sig

Thanks very much.


   _    _                                               
  /=\""/=\                                       
 (=(0_0 |=)__      Dey Alexander                                
  \_\_ /_/   )     Philosophy Department                                  
    //    _  /\    Monash University, Australia                             
   |/ |\ || |      de...@silas.cc.monash.edu.au                  
      ~ ~  ~       http://www.monash.edu.au/~dey/dey.htm

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From: de...@halls1.cc.monash.edu.au (Dey Alexander)
Subject: Re: [REQ] Elephant for sig
Date: 1996/09/30
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