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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 27 Jun 1994.
Talk: sig

Talk: sig

In article <2umo81$98...@gagme.wwa.com> P.J...@durham.ac.uk (P.J Sears) writes:
>
>Does anyone out there have any a.a's of ducks please.
>
>		T.I.A.
>			Paddy
>
>
>-__ /\\         |\    |\
>  ||  \\   _     \\    \\
> /||__||  < \,  / \\  / \\ '\\/\\	P.J...@Dur.ac.uk
> \||__||  /-|| || || || ||  || ;'	
>  ||  |, (( || || || || ||  ||/		Programs come and 
>_-||-_/   \/\\  \\/   \\/   |/		Programs go but only 
>  ||                       (		Real bugs last forever
>                            -_-
>
>
>


That's a great sig!  Is there a complete font like that or was this made
especially for the sig?  If anybody has more of this - please post or
e-mail me.   Thanks... 

(I like the quote, too..)  =)


  @@@   Randall Nortman (aka Bob the WonderClown)    _|=|_ | DISCLAIMER:
 @^ ^@  University of Chicago                         ^ ^  | My opinions are
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From: rcn...@midway.uchicago.edu (R. Nortman)
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Subject: Talk: sig
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