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Kristin Killi wrote:
> Does anyone here have an ascii-art of a kool dragon?
> a dragon i can use on my MOTD... without the asciiart taking too much
> space...
> or does anyone know of good ascii-art pages?? :)

Here's a cute lil' dragon that's the right size for a motd.

           ____ __
          { --.\  |          .)%%%)%%
           '-._\\ | (\___   %)%%(%%(%%%
               `\\|{/ ^ _)-%(%%%%)%%;%%%
           .'^^^^^^^  /`    %%)%%%%)%%%'
  jgs     //\   ) ,  /       '%%%%(%%'
    ,  _.'/  `\<-- \<
     `^^^`     ^^   ^^

While we're on the topic, does anyone know who the original artist of this
one is (or better yet, what the original actually looked like)? I use the
biker portion in my motd.

  ........   ____ ^R___
  ...  _____//____X__\\______            ------ __o
  -   o---------POLICE-------/          ---- _`\<,_
  -    `----(@)===========(@)           --- (*)/ (*)
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


andy