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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Aug 2002.
Re: can anybody help me?

Re: can anybody help me?

In article <3D6...@swaafxp.com>, James Ryan wrote:
> hi, i need a ascii header with the letters stsa. can some of you make 
> one or two for me? that would be very nice! thanx a lot! (or give me 
> tutorials how i can self make it)

heres a few

stsa


~*~stsa~*~

 _ _|_ _  _
(_  | (_  _|
._) | ._)(_\

 _ ___ _ 
/ \ | / \  ^
\_  | \_  /_\
  \ |   \|   |
\_/ | \_/|   |
 

  _ __ _  _
 /_ / /_ /|
 _//  _//~|



if none of these quick doodles a scribbled up are what you were looking
for, try googling for the word "figlet," or just open up your favorite
text editor (i.e. notepad, vi, emacs, etc) and start doodling

-- 
|  A___A                 _/_ /_ _  /  _ _/_  _   ,_  _
| ( @ @ ) (/(/ (/(/ (/(/.(  / /(-'/< (_\( . (_) /  `(_)
|  \_^_/      katATthekatDOTorg                    ._/

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