Line: Dragon; Request: Sig; Question: What's contral-M
_/\\,_ ,`~)
,<._ @ ^;__.'` DRAGON
(__ ___ ,,.} ATTACK!
/ \ \__)
Well, this is my first attempt at ascii art. As you can see, it's pretty
darn pathetic. I collect dragons, and I'm trying to put a dragon on my
.signature file. Do you think you can help? I'd appreciate ANY input on
this. I just can't get the hang of this. (The above drawing consumed
about 2 hours of my time!) I'm actually looking for something a little
meaner looking than what I was able to come up with. I was also interested
in trying for a front face shot, but that went horribly wrong! :-)
Also, can anyone tell me why I have those "^M"'s hangin' around at the
end of my lines? Thanks for all your help....
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