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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 May 1999.
Re: signature

Re: signature

In article <199...@ng-ft1.aol.com>, CysterCat
<cys...@aol.comedyclub> writes
>>I was wondering if any of you very talented people could do something
>>cute with my name for my signature. I am an animal lover (especially
>>cats),
>
>Katherine,
It's KarenMarie  :D!
>
>Some of these people here are better artists like I am and can do fancier
>things but there is a small ascii of a kitten.  I have found that whether it
>looks right or not depends on the newsreader you use and whether it has a fixed
>width font.  If it doesn't look right, maybe you can cut and paste it and fix
>it up, or maybe someone here has something better to offer.
>
>
>  ^--^
> { '.'}
>    `
This is very cute.
thank you!!
-- 
KarenMarie

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From: KarenMarie <Kar...@home.com>
Subject: Re: signature
Date: 1999/05/12
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