Re: REQ: Pan (the god, not the kitchen implement)
From BluePard <blu...@buff_I_am_not_a_duck!_net.net>
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· 2 Jun 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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zebediah wrote: > > Can anyone do Pan (or a Fawn) for me? Preferrably sig-sized? > > I'd be ever-so gratefull. Ooooo, a challenge! Hmm, I know I have some goat's feet around here somewhere... *G* , ('-..-') ) -_-) / `"(.._ \/- ) ` `\ \)-\ ; -. \.-- \`.`'.` '.`\(\` V \ `.` /`. .\ ( \ )` __\ .-\ ( /_--.' `- 7 ` // -- BP Hmmm, he doesn't look too human faced in that one... couldn't make his pan pipes, either... I'm trying for small... ,_, |7\ _/) \-,`- \ |\ `.( `'/ `\ (` / \ / /\ ) \( )/ // \\ BP '' `` Hmmm... , ___ )` `-. .' .-..' ( .-`-' \) ))`-c'\c' `C -'-') / \ `'/ ===== .---' `--' /// .-. .' `-.- `- ----'._/ ======/ .' / .' V / BP Well, I don't really like any of these for Pan.... maybe some diddles? -- .---. .---. BluePard, Local Loopy Leopard Mage -'() '. _.'() '- "A foot falls, yet makes no sound...." `----' '----' http://www.geocities.com/southbeach/palms/2115 (oooo, mysterious) "YOU'RE A DUCK!" -- Hope Opal
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