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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Aug 2000.
Re: REQ:picture of thief

Re: REQ:picture of thief

Here's the best I can do - I think it's a bit more than 80 chars...
Also, since the chest isn't showing, I put the GoT on the belt.
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diddle??

In article <k9Ci5.1266$aK5...@news1.online.no>,
  "Seantier ShadowRider" <sea...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi im playing in a mud called Realms of Despair.
> My char are a thief and i would like to put a picture of a thief in my
bio
> section.  Anyone that would type whois <myname> would see the picture.
>
> The picture i had in mind were a thief maybe with his cloak slightly
lifted
> up to cover his face... and holding a dagger in his other hand.  Boots
on
> his feets would be nice and maybe even a belt.  His chest should have
the
> insignia of GoT  that stands for Guild of Thieves.
>
> The text editor in the mud can only take 80 char max! and can only
hold 25
> lines!
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