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From: T V <tuilidi@step.polymtl.ca>
Subject: Re: skull & crossbones sig
Date: 1996/08/02
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Calvin G. Seto <setoc@interport.net> wrote:

> i am here again seeking a skull & crossbones to be used in a sig...one
> smaller which will fit in standard corporate signature files.

Well, a small skull alone is easy to draw, but a skull WITH crossbones
is another thing! Here are my attempts:

    ./: :\.
   `-\\_//-'
    /~   ~\
    |(\ /)|
    \  -  /
   .//|||\\.
  '-\:   :/-`

   "\__/"
    (..)
    /ii\
   "    "
The 1st one seems cool but it's a little bit big if you're searching
for a "standard" sig. The 2nd one is smaller but looks shy. Maybe
it's a childish skull. =}

Tran

|\  , |\   /,|\ |\   ,|\ |\   "If there was no slang language,
| \/__|_  //_|_\|_\ /||_\| \  there would be no rock 'n' roll"
| /\  |  / \ |  |  /-||\ | /                     -Joe Elliott
|/  ` | '-- `'  ' '  '' `|/   Tran Vo  tuilidi@step.polymtl.ca