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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Aug 2000.
REQ:picture of thief

REQ:picture of thief

Hi im playing in a mud called Realms of Despair.
My char are a thief and i would like to put a picture of a thief in my bio
section.  Anyone that would type whois <myname> would see the picture.

The picture i had in mind were a thief maybe with his cloak slightly lifted
up to cover his face... and holding a dagger in his other hand.  Boots on
his feets would be nice and maybe even a belt.  His chest should have the
insignia of GoT  that stands for Guild of Thieves.

The text editor in the mud can only take 80 char max! and can only hold 25
lines!

Also if possible one more picture. This picture would come up every time
some one looks at me.  The picture will come first and then all the stuff
that i have on me.  Like gloves, boots, armor.. head wear and so on.

Here i would like to have two daggers crossing each other, maybe even poison
dripping from the blades, and with the letter GoT in the background.

Hope this can be done..

best regards

Seantier ShadowRider

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Subject: REQ:picture of thief
Date: 2000/08/04
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