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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Aug 1996.
Re: REQ: Sig sized Platypus

Re: REQ: Sig sized Platypus

In article <4vu2g6$17...@groa.uct.ac.za>, cjo...@cs.uct.ac.za says...
>Hi!  I'm still looking for a .sig sized platypus -- any help at all will
>really be appreciated!

With apologies to fL, I have now altered the 

    |\      _,,,~~~,,_
    /, .-'`'    -.  ;-;;,_
   |,4-  ) )-,_. ,\ (  `'-'
  '-~~''(_/--'  `-'\_)  fL


to make:

              _,,,---,,_
       .--..-'`   -.  ;-;;,_
   ___/%   ) )-__...\ (  `'-'
 ((:___/--/ /        \ )   
          ""          ""

Having only seen pictures of platypusses (platypi?), I hope this is sort of 
close.  Oh, oh. Not only does it not look even remotely like a platypus, I 
just realized it's FIVE lines long now. This sig rule certainly is tricky.


                 
       .--..-'''-''''-._ 
   ___/%   ) )      \ i-;;,_
 ((:___/--/ /--------\ ) `'-'
          ""          "" 

Okay, now it's four lines and I must say it looks even less like a platypus. 
(Actually, it looks more like a lizard than my lizard.  :^D  ) 

Cheers. Maybe someone has a duck that can be altered? Good luck.

--
                                          ,^
                       ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                              "    "
                 llizard <by8...@freenet.toronto.on.ca>

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Subject: Re: REQ: Sig sized Platypus
Date: 1996/08/29
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