Re: REQUEST: Help with flaming sword
From Troy Fore <tfo...@st6000.sct.edu>
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· 20 May 1994 04:00 · View full thread
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Well, while I'm at it, I'm also looking into changing my sword
completely. I don't like the fact that, as a sig/divider, it isn't
screen-length. What do you think of these, and does anyone have any
artistic suggestions?
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