Re: Well, it had to happen.
kic...@vcn.bc.ca (Greg Webster) wrote: >My email/usenet provider has told me that I must change my sig from its >present 8 lines to 4 lines. >Well, it pisses me off, since I have what I consider to be a beautiful >sig, but here goes what I may put as my regular one for a while: > >,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.|"Sell your cleverness and |^"~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~" >~"^"~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-| buy bewilderment." |~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"^" >^"~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"|__________________________|,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"^"~- >~-,._.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"^"|___...@vcn.bc.ca______|_.,-~"^"~-,._.,-~"^"~-,. > >Suggestions? > >Or, if anyone has even a basic idea (I can draw it myself, but can't seem >to come up with an idea that'll fit in 4 lines nicely), please tell me. > >Greg > >-- > .-~~~~~~~~~-._ _.-~~~~~~~~~-. > __.' "Wanderer" ~. .~ wandered: on `.__ > .'// names me the \./ the Earth's back \\`. > .'// World; widely have | I have travelled \\`. > .'// .-~"""""""~~~~-._ I | far._,-~~~~"""""""~-. \\`. > .'//.-" Greg Webster `-. | .-' Kic...@vcn.bc.ca "-.\\`. > .'//______.============-.. \ | / ..-============.______\\`. >.'______________________________\|/______________________________`. Greg, Your old .sig *is* beautiful. Why does your ISP think that the 4 lines in question are so supremely important??? If I were you, I'd change providers. Good luck, Vivian
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