Re: REQ: Burning Torch
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998 07:30:01 +0100, Sam <ybp...@no.spam.net> wrote: >Can anyone make a small burning torch about 10 lines big? >(i.e. one of those ancient ones you get in old 'hero' movies). > >Cheers, > >Kindred . ) ' (( , ) | ) : ( Y (/. . \ . X ( .; / d@p' d@P d@' dP This one any use to you? Did you want it burning? Lying horizontal? Gripped firmly by a 'hero'? Did you want an ornamental looking one? QUOTE FROM THE HOLY FAQ SCRIPTURE: 6.Requests! Can someone draw me a ... ? "...if you're looking for a picture of an xyz, then in the message describe more exactly what you're looking for. Generally, the more specific you are, the more likely you are to get someone to draw what you want: if you just say something like `can someone draw me a fish' then you're not likely to get many replies, because people won't be sure whether or not they're wasting their time by drawing something you won't want..." :nathaN
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