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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Feb 1996.
Re: Distortion Question

Re: Distortion Question

In article <4g73f8$n9...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, vam...@aol.com
(VampLadee) writes:

>	I created my sig using AOL.  It looks fine when I see it, even
>when >I  read my posts to groups.  I was wondering how everybody 
>else sees it who's not using AOL?  Does it get distorted because I 
>didn't originally create it in my text reader, Windows Notepad?
>make a butthead of myself?  =)
>	Thanks for any feedback.
>
>~Vamp

	Hmm, that's really strange, my org post got really 
mangled.  Anyway, I now understand about proportional 
spacing between Notepad and AOL, that doesn't use it.  
	So I created a new sig.  Please any comments?
Any details that might be added would be helpful.  Thanks.
It's simple, but cute.

~Vamp

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   _) \                                   / (_ 
  _)   \ /\_/\                     /\_/\ /   (_
 _)   \ \(o o)                     (o o)/ /   (_
 )_  __\ \(oo)                     (oo)/ /__  _(
  )_   / /  '==Ooo=============ooO==`  \ \   _(
   )_   /   )\\ Vam...@aol.com //(   \   _( 
*.  )_ /   ) =ooO===============Ooo= (   \ _(  .*
  `...(_____)                       (_____)...'

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From: vam...@aol.com (VampLadee)
Subject: Re: Distortion Question
Date: 1996/02/19
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