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From: cq547@freent.toronto.on.ca (llizard)
Subject: Re: a drum
Date: 1997/05/20
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In article <338087D1.18B6@electric.co.za>, Stephen Garratt
<skate@electric.co.za>wrote:
> 
> the attached file is my logo. does any hack out there know of an ASCII
> drum similar to this, or want to try their hand at reporducing it for a
> .sig file?? *adopts obseqious tone*
> 
> stephen
> 
>     ---------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

While it isn't really like your image, here is a conga player I did
recently:

            O
           /_ >
           _[ ]_
 ejm97     \\_/ \
           ~ "   ~


Hmmm. I'm afraid my try at reproducing your image looks more like
someone about to knead bread dough.

           
                | |
      | |    __/  |
      | |__   ////
      \\\\   ////
       \\\\______
      [__________]
      |          |
      |          |
       \_      _/
ejm97    --__--



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