Re: Who did this?
Sandy Morton wrote in message <36C...@atl.hp.com>... >I don't typically save unicorns, but I am fairly sure this is >Tua Xiong's. Somehow, I can't see taking over the credits for >altering the tail. (Shared credits maybe.) But I really >don't remember seeing (or paying attention to) the version with >the pointy tail, so I'm not sure if the pointy tail was a >variation made by Tua Xiong or not. > >Hope this helps rather than muddies things up more. > >Sandy Well Sandy, The original deal was, somebody called "Ribbon" had Mirc-acized this picture, and enough others to make Wicked Ascii look like a 1.4 floppy, and claimed a lot of them as hers. Anyone interested in how far some stuff goes might try: http://members.xoom.com/Ribbon/color.htm and be prepared to down about 500zillion zip-files. It's an irritation issue of course; more for some than others. JRO
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