Re: REQ: Band logo "Unicorn"
From Gradenwitz Paul <p.j...@zrh.sc.philips.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Feb 1998 00:00 · View full thread
Bernie Schandl wrote: > > Hello dear ascii-painters, > > I got a band called "Unicorn". We play rock music in the style of Deep > Purple, Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Rainbow, Whitesnake ... > > If anyone out there has a good idea for a ascii-logo for our band ( or > another logo as a gif or jpeg) please mail it to me directly. > > Thanks in advance > Bernie > > -- > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > dp > dp Try to plant a seed, fulfil the need > || To make it grow, just say hello ... > _||_ > ' || ` ~/ Roger Taylor, 1994 > ) || ( // > _)::(_ // Bernhard Schandl > ) || ( // <ber...@smail.htlstp.ac.at> > ( \/ ) // > `-..-' /' > --------------------------------------------------------------------- Nice to see my violin in a sig altough my initials PG are missing... Reduces the motivation to respond to the next request.. Enyoy the music and do not raise the sound level to high Ear damage is realy hard to repair. Docters tell you the name of the problem and how to cope with it. With tinitus however you don't need to fear silence. _ _ |o| o , o_,' o_, |o| |O| <%'. _`'_ === <\_ |O| (0) / | (_)`-' | / | (0) p----------------------------g Cheers, -- Paul gradenwitz __ Philips Semiconductors AG ,' `.--._ Zuerich, Switzerland ,'( ) ) ) mailto:p.j...@zrh.sc.philips.com ( (`. __,__-' Correct my name to the seccond word `---'--' in the first sig. line (swiss->english translation)
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