LINE: Floss; Request: help
From Jonathan Jacobs <pig...@u.washington.edu>
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· 2 Nov 1994 03:58 · View full thread
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I just diddled this thing of floss. If anybody could improve upon
it, or add the word "floss" to the left, probably figletized in a thin
cursive, like it's spelled out in unrolled floss, I'd be really happy.
It's for a friend's .plan or .sig, in case you are wondering why
I did it.
____________
/____ ___/\
\ \_/ /___\ \
/ //___/ / /
\/__________\/
/<> /\__//~|/\
/___/ / /___/ \
\ \/__\ \ \
\ `--` \ \
\ \ \
\ MINTY \ \
\ WAXED ! \ /
\___________\/
Thanks in advance!
-Jon (pig...@hardy.u.washington.edu)
P.S. That "MINTY WAXED!" could be done away with, too, eh?
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