Re: Unattributed Ascii-Art?
From Peter -lastfuture- Marquardt <las...@lastfuture.de>
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· 1 Mar 2002 01:02 · View full thread
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>What I've seen a few times is > >unknown > >I can't imagine anything else being as easy to remember and recognize even >for non-insiders. i think [nosig] is shorter and still recognizable -- ' + ` . ,-------------. + . ` . * ' \/ * . __ . ( alt.ascii-art ) . . ,-----------. ` (oO) -._'"- ( ,. _.' `-------------' ' ( you said it )_,' vv . `" `-` . ' * ` + `-----------' . JL
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