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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Mar 1996.
Re: request for a sig

Re: request for a sig

cuj...@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Jeffrey Davi Verzak) wrote:

>Well, here were the ones that I had come up with...
>    ____ 
> (\  __  /) 
> ( \(__)/ ) 
>  ( /<>\ )     
>   (\/\/)               
>    (  )                  
>    /  \                 
>    ~~~~ 
Thanks I think I will try this one O:)  Ohh by sig size just meant not
too huge :)  people who I write to a lot may not appreciate a 40 line
sig file hehe :)

>       _                                                        _
>     // |  _        Jeffrey Verzak - cuj...@ecnet.net         _ | \\
>    //   \(_)  +-----------------------------------------+  (_)/  \\
>   //    /  o  |  He will cover you with his feathers,   |  o  \   \\
>  //__  /_\/   |  under his wings you will find refuge   |   \/_\ __\\
> /-   /|/ \    +-----------------------------------------+    / \|\  -\
>    =/_|___|                Jophiel on IRC                   |___|_\= 

>Besides, are you saying my sig is too big???? :^)

nope O:)  Looks good to me O:)
  
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From: ang...@harborside.com (angel)
Subject: Re: request for a sig
Date: 1996/03/28
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