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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Jun 1996.
Re: [HELP] .sig sized ankh

Re: [HELP] .sig sized ankh

Jason A. Wells (jaw...@crl.com) deemed to pour forth such verbal delights as:
: Fellow ASCII artists,

: I was working on an ankh to put into my .sig, and this is what
: I have been able to come up with:

: _O_
:  |

: Now, this is nice and small, but would much rather have it be
: on one line and horizontal rather than vertical.  Here are the
: adjustments I have made to it.

: C|--
:    	
: O|--

: So, I was hoping one of you out there could help me fix this
: ankh up so that the loop at the top is not quite so "smooshed"
: in the vertical version.
:
: Thanks in advance,
: Jason A. Wells (jaw...@crl.com)

You could always go for something like the one in my .sig:


-------------------------------=* MESSAGE ENDS *=-------------------------------
      ___  ______
     / _ \ \   _/____    "The sun is up, I'm so fizzy I could burst. You wet
    | |_| | \  \    /    through and me head-first into this is perfect, it's
   __\   /__ \/ \  /      all I ever wanted. It feels so big it almost hurts"
  |___   ___|    \/                                               - the Cure
      | |                         -= mar...@cogs.sussex.ac.uk =-
      |_| Mark L Barwell

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From: mar...@cogs.susx.ac.uk (Mark Lewis Barwell)
Subject: Re: [HELP] .sig sized ankh
Date: 1996/06/23
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