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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Sep 1998.
Need fish for sig. Please help!!!

Need fish for sig. Please help!!!

I need a fish for my sig. Preferably no longer than 200 chacters, owing to
AOL's crappy policy or number of characters. What's this I hear about needing
something only six or fifteen lines long? Do other ISP's have line limits
instead of character limits? Anyways, I need a fish. Preferably one that looks
decent in Arial, but if that's not possible, doesn't matter, other people will
be able to see it decently. I found this one, but it's a bit small: <'//+<   
       _____________/|__________
     /                                                         \
   /                                                             \    /
<   @  )                                                      >
  \                           \                                  /   \
    \_________________________/

And this is the best I can do myself.


"Never scratch yourself with a pen, you'll get ink on yourself."    Read the
@!#&$*% Book before you use it!  Remember what happened to Ghen?   "Damn, paper
cut."

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From: jle...@aol.com (JLennon910)
Subject: Need fish for sig. Please help!!!
Date: 1998/09/06
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