Re: req for sig-size upside down sign
From llizard <by8...@freenet.toronto.on.ca>
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· 5 Oct 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <jot...@laraby.tiac.net>, jot...@laraby.tiac.netd says... > >bru...@atl.mindspring.com (bruce thompson) writes: > ______________ > | | > | This end up | > |______________| >> Would anyone be good enough to email me an upside down version of this >>sign? Thanks, everyone here is extravagently talented. > >This is about the best I could do: > > .-------------, > | dn pua siyL | > `-------------' Using your idea, here's a mirror image: ______________ | | |.LY!z cu9 nd | |______________| And if you use some more Capital letters, it's a little closer to what Bruce Thompson actually asked for? ________________ | | | THIS ENd UP | |______________| _______________ | | | dA PN3 SIH.L | |______________| Mirror image of new sign: _______________ | | |.LHIZ EuD Ab | |______________| Whee!! This ascii art thing is sort of like a disease. It's taking over... Augh! I'm hysterical. -- ,^ ha -----%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ha ha / " " / llizard <by8...@freenet.toronto.on.ca>
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