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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 May 1996.

                            
    
    
Talk-Line: Comments on signature
    
                        


                                            

                

            

        


    

        

            

                

                    
Talk-Line: Comments on signature

                    

                        From Joshua C Dempsey <jde...@osf1.gmu.edu>
                        · alt.ascii-art
                        · 4 May 1996 00:00                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        

On 3 May 1996, Andre Cormier wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I've allways enjoyed viewing ascii art and now i've decided to try doing my 
> own signature.
> I would enjoy some comments on my signature, improvement on the F1 car are 
> welcome.
> Thanks.
 -------------------------------------+------------------------------------.
 | Andre Cormier                      |~_____    Jacques Villeneuve,       |
 | cor...@mercure.net              |  '###,         We are proud of you |
 | Quebec City, QC, Canada            |    ##########@      ,,             |
 |                                    |  ****#########@@@@@@@@###,,,       |
 | #include <underconstruction.h>     | ******#####################***,,,  |
 |                                    | ******####################*****####|
 | Please support BABYLON 5 one of    |  ****                      ***     |
 | the best Sci-Fi series ever!       |////////////////////////////////////|
 `------------------------------------+------------------------------------'
--------------> 
Heyya..I did just a little work on yer .sig. The car looked pretty cool 
to me but, the .sig itself was Too Big. For .sigs, ppl tend to like them 
when they are around 4-6 lines so, I shrunk yers down just a bit. 
Anyways, it was just a bit of my opinion ay play...take care... 
-joshua!
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  _____  _____  __  __  __        \\    o 
 /  ___>/     \|  ||  ||  |   |\/    o\  o  Joshua "The SoulFish" Dempsey
 \___  \|  |  ||  `'  ||  |_  >       < o   Email- jde...@mason.gmu.edu
 <_____/\_____/ \____/ |____| |/\     /     http://mason.gmu.edu/~jdempse1
                                  //       
-=-=-=-=-=-=-="life is short and sweet for certain" -DMB-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-



                    

                

            

        


        

            

                

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From: Joshua C Dempsey <jde...@osf1.gmu.edu>
Subject: Talk-Line: Comments on signature
Date: 1996/05/04
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