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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Jul 1994.
Which one?

Which .sig looks better?

Number 1 ........


 Abraham R. Gonzales ______   __  ___   ___ ___  Harborview Medical Center  
     /    ___  ___  _L_   |_O_| \ | |____\ V /   Department of Radiology    
    /    /  / /    /  / o_|| ||  \| ||   || |    Seattle, Washington        
   /___ /__/ /___ /__/  |  | ||     || O || |                              
"I wonder as I       L__|  |_||__N__||___||_|    abr...@u.washington.edu 
   wander, out under the sky ..." 
            - Jacob Have I Loved 

Or, Number 2 ..........


 "I wonder,                    _____        _____  _____
  As I wander,   /  LoCoPiNOy  |    \0_      \  \  /  /   * Harborview
  Out under,    /    ___ __  __|  O   |_ ___ _\_ \/  /      Medical Center
  The sky ..." /    /  //   /  /  __/ | \| |/   \   |     * Department of
              /____/__//___/__/| |  | |    |  o     |       Radiology
     abr...@u.washington.edu  |_|  |_|__N_|\___/___|     * Seattle, Wa.


I kinda like number 2 better myself ... what does everyone else think?

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From: abr...@u.washington.edu (Abraham Gonzales)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: Which one?
Date: 25 Jul 1994 08:05:56 GMT
Organization: University of Washington
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