Re: Alternation of my sig
Andrew Neugebauer wrote: > > Joachim Hoffmueller (a2c...@sunmail.lrz-muenchen.de) writes: > > "Max D. Dawa" <ez0...@peseta.ucdavis.edu> wrote: > >> I was wondering if anyone can do a female version of my > >>signature? Thanks! > > > >> \\\\\/// | Happiness is not a destination. | > >> / ^ _ \ ----| It is a method of life. | > >> ( (o) (o) ) | - Burton Hills | > >> *=======oOOO=====(_)=====OOOo=========* > >> | Max Dawa | > >> | mdd...@ucdavis.edu | > >> | http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~dawa | > >> *===================Oooo.=============* > >> .oooO ( | > >> ( ) ) / > >> \ ( (_/ > >> \_) %\\~//% //(`@ @')\\ *~.oooO~~(_)~~Oooo.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* / "... and though she be but little, \ \ .oooO she is fierce!" / / ( ) Oooo. -- Wm. Shakespeare \ *~~~~\ (~~~~( )~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* \_) ) / (_/ Will this work? Karen
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