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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jun 1997.
Re: chessman: knight for signature file

Re: chessman: knight for signature file

Hi ...

Chuck Hooten (cph...@intercomm.com) wrote:
: > does anyone have a file appropriate for a sig file which is in the form
: > of a knight (horse head) from a chess game?
:    It's a little big, (17 lines) but how's this?

:                             _\\\\X
:                           \\\!!!XX
:                           / \\!XXX
:                         _/ @  !\XX\
:                        /        \X\
:                       |; ___)   \X\
:                       (_/ /! !  \\X
:                          / ! !  \\X\
:                         (    !  \\X\
:                          \   ! /\X\\
:                           \  ! /\X\\
:                            \  ///X\
:                            (-----)\
:                             )---(
:                            /     \
:                           (_______)
:                           /_______\

mine is a little little i fear :-}

 %~\
`')(
 <__>
					Alfe
-- 
      ____________
     / ____  ____/\
    / /\  / /\   \ \ Alexander Fetke
   / /__\/ /__\___\ \

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From: alf...@cs.tu-berlin.de (Alexander "Alfe" Fetke)
Subject: Re: chessman:  knight for signature file
Date: 1997/06/12
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Organization: Technical University of Berlin, Germany
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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