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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Feb 1996.
Talk: Eagle

Talk: Eagle

From Elfwyn <afn...@afn.org> · alt.ascii-art · 10 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
Hi! I just subscribed to alt.ascii-art a week ago and have had a lot of 
fun viewing your art!*!  (The little guy bowing and tipping his hat in my 
sig. was something I came up with before I knew about ascii art.  Imagine 
my surprise when I found a news group devoted to such fun!)

Anyway, I just had to ask how the yellow eagle with the flashing sig. was 
created?  I had no clue this was possible!*!*!

(Don't worry about the rest of the sig. it works for the historical 
organization I belong to, but won't make much sense to anyone else)

In Service, 
		   	   _[]_o
Elfwyn de Barfleur         __O__\	Argent, a dolphin hauriant
Barony An Crosaire	   \_o\      	sable marked argent, within
Trimaris		      /\	a bordure azure fretty argent.
afn...@afn.org	    _/  \_

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From: Elfwyn <afn...@afn.org>
Subject: Talk: Eagle
Date: 1996/02/10
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