Searching: Mouse w/Cheese

Hi All,

I'm hoping someone can help me.  I had to reformat my harddrive due to
un-comprehensable (at least to my non-tech brain) problems.  In the
process I found that I could not retrieve all of my ASCII art that I had
saved from this newsgroup from my back-ups discs.  There was some type
of corruption.

I managed to find most of it but someone had posted a mouse holding a
wedge of cheese that had the address and name of the person inside the
piece of cheese.

If anyone has a copy, could they please send it along to me.  I would
appreciate it tremendously.

Also, I lost the information pertaining to the fonts that are used for
this type of work, because the all line up properly.  Couls someone
please send/post that information again as well.

Thanks so much!

Sandra (who will eventually have some of your very tallented work to
pass around to others - SOON!!!)

In article <33D...@worldnet.att.net>, Sandra Lee Wollin
<slw...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>I managed to find most of it but someone had posted a mouse holding a
>wedge of cheese that had the address and name of the person inside the
>piece of cheese.
hmmm.... sounds a bit like my sig (see below)...
This pic is one of my favorites... I appreciate you keeping my 
initials with my work
thanks
-joan
--                             
                  .--,       .--,
                 ( (  \.---./  ) )
                  '.__/o   o\__.'
                     {=  ^  =}
                      >  -  <
       ___________.""`-------`"".____________
      /  o          joan stark        O      \ 
      \         spu...@juno.com           / 
      /  .    O                          o   \
      \          ascii art gallery           /         __
      / http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/  \     _.-'  `.
      \______________o__________o____________/ .-~^        `~--'
             jgs    ___)( )(___        `-.___.'
                   (((__) (__))) 

> 
> I managed to find most of it but someone had posted a mouse holding a
> wedge of cheese that had the address and name of the person inside the
> piece of cheese.
> 

            .--,       .--,
           ( (  \.---./  ) )
            '.__/o   o\__.'
               {=  ^  =}
                >  -  <
 ___________.""`-------`"".____________
/  o                            O      \
\                      o               /
/  .    O                          o   \
\                                      /         __
/                                      \     _.-'  `.
\______________o__________o____________/ .-~^        `~--'
              ___)( )(___        `-.___.'
             (((__) (__)))

take a look at http://www.auburn.edu/~norgapd/

Spunk1111 wrote:
> 
> In article <33D...@euronet.nl>, Jan Huijer <kon...@euronet.nl>
> writes:
> 
> >
> >            .--,       .--,
> >           ( (  \.---./  ) )
> >            '.__/o   o\__.'
> >               {=  ^  =}
> >                >  -  <
> > ___________.""`-------`"".____________
> >/  o                            O      \
> >\                      o               /
> >/  .    O                          o   \
> >\                                      /         __
> >/                                      \     _.-'  `.
> >\______________o__________o____________/ .-~^        `~--'
> >              ___)( )(___        `-.___.'
> >      jgs    (((__) (__)))
> 
> UGH!  intials stripped again!  (I added them back)
> -joan
> --
>     -./\\_//\.-
>    -`/ .-.-. \`-    joan stark  <spu...@juno.com>
>     |=|__|__|=|
>     |=\_o,o_/=|             ASCII ART GALLERY:
>     \-(_.^._)-/    <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373>
>  jgs `-.___.-`


I don't understand why people continuously remove an artist's signature
to their work.  No one would ever consider walking up to a Rembrant and
painting over their signature... why do they feel this is any less a
work of art.

I have used some of the work by some of you here and would never
consider this proper to do.  Also, many ask where the art comes from and
I gladly direct them to the many ASCII artists so that they can see the
wonderful work that you all produce.

This is the way it should be.  I just consider my use of it a
"promotion" of all of your work.

Sandra