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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Feb 1995.
Re: Look at my sig!!!!!

Re: Look at my sig!!!!!

 
In article <1sp...@uvsc.edu>, JEREMY H. SPROAT (1sp...@uvsc.edu) writes:
>In article <ogr...@netcom.com> ogr...@netcom.com (Mr. Ogre) writes:
>>Po-Han Lin (pli...@nunki.usc.edu) wrote:
>>>Look at my sig!!!
>>>-- 
>>>�����������ѻ�˸��ķ�͸        ����         ����        �͸��¿�˻�����������˻
>>>�ι�׶�ص�Ŵȼ��ٳ�д��۲�������      PHL      ��۲��������з����ȼ�Ŵ�ص�׶�ι
>>>�ι�׶�ص�Ŵɻ�ÿ��Ҵڿ۲�������               ��۲�����ڿ�ҽ�ڴ�ɻ�Ŵ�ص�׶�ι
>>>�����������ϼ�ʾ��Ľ�;        ��.�         �.��        �;�����ʼ�����������ʼ
>
>>Looks like crap!
>>To anyone not using an IBM-PC style font anyway.
>
>Hmmm...  I beg to differ.  I viewed this using the "ordinary" DOS font, and I 
>was plesantly surprised.
>
>Although extended-ASCII art doesn't belong in a .sig that is broadcast over 
>the Net, this one is pretty impressive.
>

Great stuff Po-Han 
All this sig. needs now is a bit of colour. How do I make one for
myself? 
saha  )  <----still a blank smile 

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Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Message-ID: <38...@acorn.win-uk.net>
References: <3i0p7f$86...@nunki.usc.edu> <ogr...@netcom.com><1sp...@uvsc.edu>
Reply-To: sah...@acorn.win-uk.net (Englishman)
From: sah...@acorn.win-uk.net (Englishman)
Date: Sun, 19 Feb 1995 01:55:18 GMT
Subject: Re: Look at my sig!!!!!
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