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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 26 Mar 1995.
Line: Top Hat

Line: Top Hat

In article <3kkusp$1r5...@tequesta.gate.net>, jay...@gate.net (Hooloovoo) writes:
 > Does anyone have, or can make like a top hat  (i wanna use this for my 
 > sig, so it has to be somewhat small)  like a top hat with like magic 
 > stuff hanging out of it.  y'know, like a magician's type thing.  And i 
 > want a towel in there somewhere  :).  If anyone can do this it would be 
 > greatly apreciated!
 > 
 > Thanks an immense ammount!
 > 
 > --Hooloovoo  :)

You're welcome to try and work something out using this if it helps ...


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 Best of luck!

  Linda

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From: ljb...@bioc.cam.ac.uk (Linda Ball)
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Subject: Line: Top Hat
Date: 26 Mar 1995 06:23:50 -0600
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