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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Jun 1996.
Re: Ying-Yang

Re: Ying-Yang

Zen Zenith wrote:
> 
> Donnie Lee Waters wrote:
> >
> > >I'm looking for a small sig sized Ying-Yang symbol! Could someone makes
> >
> > It's "Yin-Yang".
> > DLW
> 
> Okay okay.... Sorry. I need a Yin-Yang Yhen... uh... I mean then....
> 
> Zen
> --
>   ____             ____
>  |__  |____ _  _  |__  |____ _  _ _ _____ _   _
>    / /  __ | \| |   / /  ___| \| | |_   _| |_| | "KidsMagazine"
>   / /_  __|  .` |  / /_  __|  .` | | | | |  _  | Editor-in-Chief
>  |____|____|_|\_| |____|____|_|\_|_| |_| |_| |_|
>  mailto:Ze...@thetemple.com, http://www.thetemple.com/Zen/
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>      "Hidden file commands, ya gotta love 'em." --- Bob
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>  "The problem with the past is  | "No, the guy with the rubber
>  that it keeps turning into the | glove was surprisingly gentle"
>  future" --- Calvin & Hobbes    | ---Jim Carrey
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Nice website, Zen.


While checking out other conributors pages, I came across a yin-yang at:
http://alfa.ist.utl.pt:88/~l33812/cgi-bin/ascii.cgi?signabt

but you should request permission to use it.

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