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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 1996.
Re: My Sig is too big.

Re: My Sig is too big.

On Wed, 14 Feb 1996, Phil wrote:

> While I'm on the subject is the following sig too big.  If so I could get 
> rid of the meteor's.  At the moment it is about half the height of the 
> old one.  Also can you tell what it is?
>                                  ,/~'| ---_____   
>      __                          ;_'/   ___              --~~LL~~--
>    :/=|=L==--{-                                             /~~\-
>    /=\|_                   ----------   __________          \__/-
> __;-----)                             _=~~~_||_~~~~=_    --__YY__--
> ~~|~~~~~~|------_______                   /\__/\_                    
> __|______|------~~~~~~~       ------     ( (__) )    
> ~~;-----)                                 \/__\/~    
>    \=/|~                  -------    ~=____ || ____=~        _~~=_  
>    :\=|==--{- pow...@coventry.ac.uk      ~~~~~~~~~~         / /=  ~~= --
>      ~~                                                     | , ;` '|    --
>                                                             `\_-----~

  Looks to be an ok sig.  It also looks like a X-Wing fighting two TIE 
fighters with some asteroids flying by.  Might as well delete the 
asteroids, they are clutter.



Admit nothing, deny everything, make counter-accusations 

"Say one word with your mouth shut!" --Zen Saying
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