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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Mar 1996.
Re: jester logo??????

Re: jester logo??????

In article <315...@infonet.isl.net>, Jester <jes...@infonet.isl.net> writes:
>If anyone out there is talented enough to make an ascii of a Jester 
>(Like the joker in the Kings court)  please let me know.  It would be 
>greatly appreciated!!!!!!!    would like it fairly small to attach in my 
>sig file.  Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't draw this, my apologies to the original artist for not crediting it.

                                                      -your HIGHness-
              ___
             /\  \
            /  \/ \
       ___  \   O /  ___
      /    \ \   / /    \
     /   __ -    -  __   \
    /___/ | <>   <> | \___\
    O  ___|    ^    |___  O
     /     \  -^-  /    \
    /   /\  \_____/ /\   \
    \_ / /          \ \_ /
    O   /   /\   /\  \  O
         \ /  \ /  \ /
          O    O    O

   o                                                      o
      o                                                o
  o O                                                    O o,
 `\/Y\/~                                              ~\/Y\/
  _/ \_                                                _/ \_
=============================================================================

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From: sc5...@CNSVAX.ALBANY.EDU (your HIGHness)
Subject: Re: jester logo??????
Date: 1996/03/28
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organization: University of Albany, SUNY
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