Re: [REQ] Elephant for sig
From Diane Wenner <pix...@netcom.com>
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· 27 Sep 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Dey Alexander (de...@halls1.cc.monash.edu.au) wrote:
: Anyone out there prepared to try to produce a small
: elephant that I could use for a .sig?
: Thanks in advance
: ____________________________________________________________
: Dey Alexander: de...@silas.cc.monash.edu.au
: http://www.monash.edu.au/~dey/dey.htm
These are the two smallest ones I have:
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->BobTheElephant<-
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/~~~~~\~\__ _______-------~~~~~~~~=
/ @`\ ___-------~~~~~~ _-~
| ~)~)~)~)~O~~ Northwestern U Medical School ~=
| / /--------'~~-__ = Chicago, Illinois = -~_
\_____/ `----' ~~=__ _=
| \__\___ ~==__ Daniel C. Au _=
/ /"\"\ ,---. ~~==__ =_
| ____\_/_/ |_____| ~~--__ =
| /"\"\ |`~~~'| "Going to school ~~==_ ~_
/| | | | |WATER| and making peanuts." ~~==__ _=
M' \dcau_______\_/_/ |_____| ~~====
Artist: Daniel C. Au Daniel C. Au <dca...@nwu.edu>
I chopped off part of the .sig in the "balloon" so it would fit here. If
you like this one, do write to Daniel about it to see if he'll let
you use it because he changes his .sig all the time.
Diane
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