[req] one-line rose [sig]
From Michael Hamm <msh...@nyu.removethispart.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 7 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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I knwo I've seen a one-line rose in someone's sig, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Anyone know? Please: I need it soon, as I'm writing a paper (for school) on ASCII art and need an example (that's a good example, as it takes up almost no room on the paper and is nonetheless a good example). It looked something like this -,-`-<@ but not quite and I'd lie to see it exactly, with a citation (i.e., who made it). Thanks much. Oh, and if the paper turns out at all good, then maybe I'll hotlink-ize it and put it on the Web, and post the link here. Lastly, although I know it's a little rude to ask this, please e-mail me a copy. I _do_ read this group from time to time, but I would get the sig faster via e-mail than here, and time is of the essence in this case. I'll check here, too, though, in case someone just posts it here. Next stop: Joan's sigs page! Thanks much. Michael Hamm remove the obvious to reply by e-mail http://pages.nyu.edu/~msh210/map.html
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