Re: for personal use : horizonal divider made of vines
"Angela Bennett" <bea...@postmark.net> wrote in message news:c53...@4ax.com... > I would like to have this for my sigfile... Longer is better, can > always trim it to length. > > I am going to wind up owing a bunch in this NG a soft drink... > TIA > Angela here are some that do not use to much space (\ )/`. ) (\_,-,__ )/ `-` )\ @ '._ (/`-' <---. | sorta looks like woodstock---' _.-.@ ) _.-.@ ) _.-.@ ) _.-.@ ) _.-.@ ) _.-.@ ) -._.@ ) `-._.@ ) `-._.@ ) `-._.@ ) `-._.@ ) `-._.@ ) )\ /( )\ /( )\ /( )\ /( )\ /( @ '-._ _.-' @ @ '-._ _.-' @ @ '-._ _.-' @ @ '-._ _.-' @ @ '-._ _.-' @ (/`-' `-'\) (/`-' '-`\) (/`-' `-'\) (/`-' '-`\) (/`-' `-'\) enjoy :) --lgbeard
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