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From: nhy@tiamat.umd.umich.edu (Amy Renaud)
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Subject: Re: Sigs... help please! :)
Date: 16 May 1994 11:05:44 -0400
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aristotl@goren1.u.washington.edu (Michael Riffle) writes:
>your own sigs?  This group isn't a ticket to internet coolness for people
	I am currently working on a .sig file, after watching this group 
for a while, but...when I post it, I will be asking for some help.  So I 
do not consider myself one of those who is so lame as to ask someone else 
to be creative for me.  However, I did take the original (which I 
modified beyond all chance of recognition) from this newsgroup.  I think, 
as the writer of this flame does, that those who cannot make one should 
not have one.  If a person is not willing enough to do the same as I did, 
then they should not bother those who can draw in ascii.
	
				Just a little insight from,

					Striper!