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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Aug 1996.
Re: ASCII art in signatures

Re: ASCII art in signatures

On 9 Aug 1996 15:49:10 GMT, dhi...@acsu.buffalo.edu (David J
Hicks) wrote:

>            //Z/Z//                   Ah yes, the new, the improved,
>     |\    //Z/Z//   _,,,--,,_        the all purpose "Dead Cat .Sig"
>     /x`. //Z/Z//-'`'   ._  \-;;,_    For use when posting or replying
>    |x4- //Z/Z//  ) )_   .;.(  `'-'   to: alt.pet.feline & rec.anm-rights.
>   '---'//Z/Z//'(_/._)-'(_\_)         Also available in "hanging from
>       //Z/Z//                        tree" and "18-wheeler" designs...
>      //Z/Z//

HEY!!!  That was a SLEEPING kitty....something my 4 do so
rarely!!!

   @@    sonic � says: Demopublicans are dead, ribbons are blue.
  @  @    Support FREE SPEECH ONLINE (and everywhere else too!)
   @@         "Kristyne" on IRC Undernet #41plus & #PIRCH
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 @    @         http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/clm1948/

               
            

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From: clm...@sprynet.com (Christine Mackley)
Subject: Re: ASCII art in signatures
Date: 1996/08/14
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