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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Mar 2000.
Re: Tux the Penguin
In article <slr...@pseudo.localdomain>, Faux_Pseudo wrote:
>very cool but to large for a sig 
>maybe some one could do a smaller one

Well, look my sig now :)

>-- 
>
>
>Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared 
>water, or to you want a chance to change the world?
>--Steve Jobs to John Scully, 1983
>
>C'mon Steve, do you want to gon selling colored plastic all 
>your life, or do you change th world?
>--USENET posting to Steve Jobs, 1999
>
>Linux the other white meet.
>		       _
>    _                 /_\   
>   /_\    With	     // /                      
>  // \\   Out	    _\\                           
> | \_/ |  Death	   /___\                         
>_ \   / _ There	  //   \\
>\\_| |_// Is	  ||   ||                                 
>| _   _ | No	  \\___//                                 
>// | | \\ Need	   \   /                               
>   | |    To	 ___| |                                     
>   / \    Dream	/___  |                                            
>  /_-_\	         ___| |                                   
>		/___  |                                           
>		 ___| |                                  
>		/___  |
>		    \ | 
>		     |/
>	

Your signature doesn't look very small, either.

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From: thi...@softhome.afabalousorgasmaaah.net (Timo Hietanen)
Subject: Re: Tux the Penguin
Date: 2000/03/02
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