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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 May 1997.
Re: The request still stands, but...

Re: The request still stands, but...

Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> Samurai Dragon wrote:
> > I have had an inital crack at creating my "Dragon with a Samurai Sword"
> > sig below by combining various other peoples' ascii-art (all credited).
> [ 8< 8< ]
> I have done the same. Here is the result.
[SNIP stuff that I have copied to my PC - 'twas much appreciated!]

Thanks very much for the time you put in on those - I especially liked
the last one.  In the interim I had been 'advised' by other regulars on
the newsgroup this was intended for that a shorter sig than the original
would be better.

Since I already guessed this might be the case, I had already come up
with a contingency .sig - since one of the other regulars already has a
sword in his .sig, I have gone simply for a dragon motif (again adaptd
from another picture).  It's seven lines long rather than four, but it's
still much shorter than the original.

Now that I have a selection, I may well mix and match with the ones you
created.  More tinkering awaits!

              /\     \^\^//
              \\   ,^ ( ..)
   @----------oOOo--| \   \--oOOo------------@
   |          ````   \ `^--^ ''''            |
   |   Paul Gilham    \ \ \   Samurai Dragon |     (Artwork by Klaus
   | pg2...@cam.ac.uk   ^--^     -==UDIC==-   |      Steding-Jessen)
   @-----------------------------------------@

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From: Samurai Dragon <pg2...@cam.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: The request still stands, but...
Date: 1997/05/04
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