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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Sep 2000.
Re: diddles to my sig!

Re: diddles to my sig!

/```\               _            /``\
|/`LJ __ /\/\ /\/\ /.\     _    |    |  _____     .-```-.
||  _| _|    Y    Y _ \  _| |_  |    | |_____|  _/  , ,  \_
|| L J |_/\/\_Y\/\_Y \_\|_   _|(`-..-`) _____  (J ._ o _. L)
|\_|||__|                 |_|   \-..-/ |_____|   \ \___/ /
\___|                            `-/`             `-...-`
                               ===`
You can use the acorn if nothing else!

Nathan.

Angel4rmMars <Ang...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:f4e...@waughfamily.freeserve.co.uk...
> Hi!!
>
> I fished out an old sig I used 2 use, and noticed how naff it looks!!
> Is there any way you can alter it to look a bit better?
>
> Cheers!
>
>      _
>    /   \
>    �___�  Gemma! (and her trusty Acorn)
>    \___/
>    ---\
>
> --
>      _______         _______
>     [_______\ angel /_______]
>       [______\  *  /______]
>           [___\   /___]
> http://www.ReachUs.at/eggstravaganza
>

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