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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 16 Jun 1995.
Line: Morris Dancing!

Line: Morris Dancing!

In article <3rkipb$66...@crl11.crl.com>,
Lee Thompson-Herbert <le...@crl.com> wrote:
>Well, here's the little four-line morris dancer I did.  
>
>
> ~o .~o
>   \v/
>    X
>   /*\*
>
>"Of course it's daft, it's traditional." --Terry Pratchett.

Okay, so here's a better diddle for a .signature:

  ~o ,.       ,      ., o~
    \v`   ~o__v__o~  'v/ 
     X\       X      /X   half-hey
   */*\~    */ \*   ~/*\*

They've still got kind of punk hairdos, but ohwell.  My original might
be more recognizable to anyone looking at the picture.

Ah.  I found another one of my pictures.  This is of a _specific_ morris
dancer, Terry Clyde O'Neal of Berkeley Morris.  It's obviously a little too
large for .signature material.

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@@                                      __--__--__--__--__--__--__=          @@
@@                                    00                          =          @@
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@@                                   0  0            _-_-~-~       .' = .= `.@@
@@                                    00      _-_-~-~            .'    !     @@
@@                                                             .'       !    @@
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@@                                        ,  o@o           .'           !    @@
@@                                  .    /=xX *-_.-*~'^`~*-_.        ._-*~'^`~*
@@                                 / `. /=    `-_.            `~*-_-*'       @@
@@                              `./   ,/=.        `~*-_._-*~'^`~*-_.         @@
@@                               ~o`.<@>/                           `~*-_._-*~'
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@@                   |  )%-_-    % .  %  -__       %                         @@
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@@              `~~-_                                                        @@
@@                   `.                                                      @@
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@Lee Thompson-Herbert@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@1994@@@@@@@@
@@                                                                           @@
@@   TTTTTTTT HH                       FFFFFFFF   OO      OO    LLL          @@
@@      TT    HH HH     EEEE            FF   F   O  O    O  O    LL          @@
@@      TT    HHH  HH  EE E E           FFF     OO  OO  OO  OO   LL          @@
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-- 
     ? .?. ?        Lee M.Thompson-Herbert   KoX    le...@crl.com
      \0|0/              Chaos Monger               le...@soda.berkeley.edu
Huh?- ( @ )                  and                    le...@deepthought.armory.com
        O             Jill-of-all-Trades                    KD6WUR 

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From: le...@crl.com (Lee Thompson-Herbert)
Subject: Line: Morris Dancing!
Date: 1995/06/16
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