REQ: Ankh.
From fugue <fug...@cicero.spc.uchicago.edu>
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· 22 Mar 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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If anyone would be so kind, I'd like some ankhs. Obviously, the one in my .sig is pretty lame. Any and all ankhs would be quite welcome. Only one requirement: It should NOT look like a Christian cross. Thanks! -fugue -- ___ / __)______________ _O_ "blood can be pretty like a delicate man... / __) / (_' ) / / '_) T copper to steel to a hinge that has faltered, l_/ /___/(__/___/___) | that lets you in lets you in lets you in..." -- ___ / __)______________ _O_ "blood can be pretty like a delicate man... / __) / (_' ) / / '_) T copper to steel to a hinge that has faltered, l_/ /___/(__/___/___) | that lets you in lets you in lets you in..."
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