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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Nov 2001.
trying to decide on a sig

trying to decide on a sig

Hi all,

I'm pretty new here, but from reading back as far as Google has
archived this seems like a very interesting group.  It's active, if
nothing else!  I've been playing around for the past few days trying
to come up with a decent sig that's four lines or less, and so far
i've got two possibilities (these look the way i intended in fixedsys
9 pt font):

         ___
 . _____|   \ __  __ __ __ _________ 
{@}#####| |) / _` \ V / -_)         `>
 \|____/|___/\__,_|\_/\___|,,,,,,,,,'           
                                                                      
                     or
 ___ ___ ___       _       _       _  
|   \  _|   \.'.__/_\_____/_\_____/_\.''.
| |)( _]| |)(    /_______/_______/___    )  
|   / | |   /'.'/     \_/     \_/    `''`       

any advice or diddles would be most welcome.  

Thanks, 

_dave

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