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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 1 Jun 1995.
Talk-Line: Sig diddle

Talk-Line: Sig diddle

Num belo dia o(a) mor...@sirius.mop.france.ibm.com (Frederic Mora) muito
oportunamente escreveu:


>hea...@idirect.com (Headly Westerfield) writes:

>>I'm testing my new sig.
>>Anyone care to offer suggestions or improvements?
>>
>>**\|*|*********/*********************************************
>>***|\|********/***************hea...@idirect.com*************
>>***|*|\**/\**/***********************************************
>>***|*|*\/**\/****Looking for a short quote*******************

>How about that one:

>*\\*||****||***********/*************************************
>***\\|====||*********//********hea...@idirect.com************
>****|\\***|//\\****//***That which doesn't kill us **********
>****||*\\//|***\\//********hardens us -- Nietzsche***********

>The imbedded W and H should be more apparent if you use
>a double line of symbols, as above. 

I'd prefer a cleaner one like:

    ||    ||      //   ///////////////////////////////////////
    ||\___|/\    //   //        hea...@idirect.com         //
    ||\\--//\\  //   // This is the place where all .sigs //
    || \\//| \\//   //           go! But not mine!       //
    ||  \/||  \/   ///////////////////////////////////////

But who am i to say so when I use a .sig like this? ;-)


.fabricio

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From: Fab...@individual.puug.pt (Fabricio Santos)
Subject: Talk-Line: Sig diddle
Date: 1995/06/01
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