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From: morgie@indy.net (Morgan Le Fey)
Subject: Re: Wanted: Sig. sized upright Pentacle.
Date: 1996/11/22
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dc586@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Lisa M. Higgs) wrote:

>
>"Robert Cooke" (cooke_robert@jpmorgan.com) writes:
>> Rusty Sand <ej70339@goodnet.com> wrote in article
>> <01bbcfeb$acb61960$497f2bce@damien>...
>>> Morgan Le Fey <morgie@indy.net> wrote in article
>>> <32863bbc.29828071@news.indy.net>...
>>> > I am looking for a sig. sized upright pjentacle for my signature file.
>>> > For the uninformed, a pentacle (sometimes called pentagram) is a
>>> > 4-pointed star with a circle around it.
>>> > Morgan
>>> 
>>> Uhh, Morgan.  Shouldn't that be a 5-pointed star?
>>> 
>>> -- 
>>>    -=Damien=-
>>> 
>> 
>> Yep, a pentagram has five sides. (think Pentium it came after the 486)
>
>Yes, yes, a pentagram has five sides...the point is, however, that Morgan
>stated this in her original request, which has been conveniently edited
>out here.  She added a tag-line (maybe she didn't have an edit function?)
>that read something like, "Er..I mean a 5-pointed star."
>
>--
>I want to hang from the old creepy. (DA)

Yes, I meant 5 pointed star that is within a circle... it was a
typo... such things do happen on occasion. 

And I would still appreciate a pentacle that is sig-sized. Thanks!


Hugs & Blessings,

Morgan