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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 26 Jun 1995.
Request: Help needed with sig

Request: Help needed with sig

From dm1...@ukc.ac.uk · rec.arts.ascii · 26 Jun 1995 00:00 · View full thread · report
Hello everybody.
I would need some help to modify a .sig from a friend. It consists of the 
following:
                                          &&&&&
                                         &&&&&&&
                                          &&&&&
                               _______ooO_(o"o)_OoO_______
                              | Arantza    (_)            |
(I have cut the inferior part of the sig). The thing is that we are 
looking for a more convenient hairstyle. A suggestion was:

                                         \\\|///
                                          \\|//
                               _______ooO_(o"o)_OoO_______
                              | Arantza    (_)            |
But she did not like it very much, so, is there any kind soul out there 
who could try and make a new hairstyle, please?
Also, has anybody got any pirates-related ascii art? (ships, parrots, 
whatever).

Thanks in advance.
Dave
--
David Morales Cabrera.     |"..is simply why I'll be King undisputed, respected
1st Yr Communications Eng. |saluted, and seen for the wonder I am, yes my teeth
University of Kent,        |and ambitions are bared, be prepared!!!"
Canterbury, United Kingdom.| Scar, in The lion King.

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From: dm1...@ukc.ac.uk
Subject: Request: Help needed with sig
Date: 1995/06/26
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organization: University of Kent at Canterbury, UK.
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