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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 24 Jul 1994.
Line: diamond

Line: diamond

+------ tkl...@vmsmail.gov.bc.ca wrote: -----------
| Request: diamond or any other gem
|
| Does anyone have a diamond or anyother gem that would fit into a 4 line sig?
| Thanks.

Yea, Sure, Here ya go...    Diamond   /\    ;-)
                                      \/

And while I'm at it...      Heart     nn      Spade  /^\     Club    O
                                      \/             ~I~            OIO
   /\    /~\/~\     /\        _
  /  \  |      |   /  \     _(_)_
  \  /   \    /   /    \   (_) (_)
   \/      \/     \/||\/    _/_\_   

David S. Issel

--          _
PROGRAM  (pro'-gram)  [n] A magic spell cast over a    .----.   . - .
computer allowing it to turn one's input into error    |C>_.|.:'.:.   .
messages.    [vt] To engage in a pastime similar to   _|____|_ ':.  O_/
banging one's head against a wall,  but, with fewer  |      --|   \/M
opportunities for reward.     (dis...@nunic.nu.edu)  `-######-'a  _/ \_

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From: dis...@nunic.nu.edu (David S. Issel)
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Subject: Line: diamond
Date: 24 Jul 1994 18:12:46 -0500
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