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From: ransom@alcor.usc.edu (Randy Ransom)
Subject: Re: REQ: Batman
Date: 1996/04/14
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Micah D Vono  <vonom@freenet.msp.mn.us> wrote:
>On 11 Apr 1996, Norman Ng wrote:
>>
>> i need a batman symbol for my sig....thanks
>
>	Yep. Me too. E-Mail me privately if anyone's got something cool!

Well, here you both are (I'm not going to go through the trouble of mailing
two copies out, although I'm sure it's probably a relatively simple thing to
do...):

 /(_M_)\ 
(  _ _  )
 \( V )/ 

Needless to say, it looks a bit better in some fonts than others.  It looks
quite nice in 8x11, a font used in OpenWindows, but it's utter crap using
Monaco on a Mac...
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