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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 3 Dec 1997.
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Wu-Tang Clan logo

Wu-Tang Clan logo

alt.ascii-art · 2 messages · 3 Dec 1997 - 4 Dec 1997

bart wrote in message <348...@cybergal.com>...
>Okay, here's my second try in ascii-art.
>It's the Wu-Tang Clan logo. (http://www.wu-tang.com)
>Between the two dotted lines could be the text Wu-Tang, but I wanted
>your opinions first on the logo itself.
>
>bart
>
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  SEX-CHANGE EMAIL ADDRESS?  Gawd!!!!! What's next on the horizon? Mercy, "Cyber-Person"; pick somethin' else to block them bad
junk-mailers -- this are jus' too much fer an ol' poor boy to handle.

Jonathon R. Oglesbee
ogl...@fullnet.net-remove to reply

bart <war...@cybergal.com> ASCII art 4 Dec 1997 00:00 · permalink
Okay, here's my second try in ascii-art. 
It's the Wu-Tang Clan logo. (http://www.wu-tang.com)
Between the two dotted lines could be the text Wu-Tang, but I wanted
your opinions first on the logo itself.

bart

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|               |   /    \   |               |
|                \ (_     \  |               | 
|                 \__>    |_/                | 
|--------------------------------------------|  
|                                            | 
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 \                     /"\                 |  
  \                   /   \               ; 
   \_                (     \             / 
     \_               \     \          _/  
       "--___          \_    )       _/ 
             """-----____>   |     _/ 
                             |  _-"  
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