Re: mutt
From Troy Piggins <use...@piggo.com>
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· 16 Nov 2006 01:21 · View full thread
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* Homer.Simpson wrote: > Troy Piggins said > >> I've got a fetish at the moment with 4 line ascii's for sigs. >> I use 'mutt' as my mail client and was trying to do the logo >> http://mutt.org/image/mutt_button.gif >> >> I'm pretty happy with the face/head, but the body and legs suck. >> Any suggestions? >> >> _ ^ ^ >> |\_ / OO' >> (__ \\_o >> LL LL >> > > Diddled a bit... maybe it's better, maybe worse. ;-) Hehe - you kept the bits I thought sucked and changed the bits I was happy with. Thanks for the ideas though. I diddled some more with what I had - now his ass is vertical!? I dunno. _ /|/ |\_ / Oo, | \\ D |//\\`\/| -- Troy Piggins ,-O (o- O O ) //\ O `-O V_/_ OOO RLU#415538
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