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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 26 Jul 1994.
Re: Talk & Line: Faerie

Re: Talk & Line: Faerie

In article <310977$47...@gagme.wwa.com>, Felix Lee <fle...@cse.psu.edu> wrote:
>
>I went for smaller, for some reason.  Masochism, perhaps.  Here are
>two variants that turned out okay.
>
>     |\/(      |\/(
>    @,/ /      Q' /
>    ->,_\      ,)_\
>     <<         << `
>

Here, try the ones from my .sig.  They're not terribly recognizable
either, but four lines is -really- hard for complicated pictures.


.-`{\--./}.'-.-.------
 * .O\<v` *' .+	'. *    
' +. O)%~. {\o/}. 
 . *{/<< *.{/%\} .'
-- 
.-`{\--./}.'-.-.-------------------------------------------------------------
 * .O\<v` *' .+	'. *    Lee M. Thompson-Herbert		le...@crl.com
' +. O)%~. {\o/}. Chaos Monger and Jill of all Trades	le...@deeptht.armory.com
 . *{/'. *.{/%\} .'     KD6WUR

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Subject: Re: Talk & Line: Faerie
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