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From: mcclella@cse.uta.edu (Tad Jeffrey Mcclellan)
Subject: Re: Dogbert Ascii
Date: 1996/06/26
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Stephen Brinich (steve-b@access.digex.net) wrote:
: James T. Green wrote:
: > 
: > I need a ascii of Dogbert. I particularly need a sig-sized ascii of
: > dogbert.  (4-10 lines).                        ^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^               ^^
:   Before entering a .sig in the upper end of that range, you will need
: to reboot your laptop.  Remember, you do so by holding it upside down
: over your head and shaking it.


I thought you were supposed to put all the parts in a paper bag,
go out in your front yard, wave the bag over your head and
SCREAM like a chicken (ala Dick VanDyke ;-)


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Tad McClellan       SGML Document Consultant