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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Mar 2006.
Re: anyone had a go at the ubuntu logo?

Re: anyone had a go at the ubuntu logo?

lgbeard wrote:

>
>            .-.                    .-.
>        _..(:::)               _..(   )
>     .'\    `-`.            .'\    `-`.
>    /  \\_...   '          /  \\_...   '
>  .-.  .     '.__|       .-.  .     '.__|
> (:::)|        __       (   )|        __
>  `-`  .      '  |       `-`  .      '  |
>    \  /._..-'  .          \  /._..-'  .
>     `//    .-.'            `//    .-.'
>       `-..(:::)              `-..(   )
>            `-`                    `-`
>
>lgbeard

I liked these best - nice work - though I'm thinking it would be more
true to the spirit of ubuntu to have each person look different -
something like

                .-.
            _..(:::)
         .'\    `-`.
        /  \\_...   '
      .-.  .     '.__|
     (|||)|        __
      `-`  .      '  |
        \  /._..-'  .
         `//    .-.'
   LGB     `-..(   )
                `-`

Or any of the many possibilities.  

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