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From: is94drj@brunel.ac.uk (DR J)
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Subject: Line-talk: Unicorns
Date: 2 Dec 1994 10:37:07 -0600
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Julia Thaxter (s2200015@nickel.laurentian.ca) wrote:

: I'm looking for unicorns, I saw that someone had unicorn heads in
: their sig,  but I'm looking for full bodied ones.  Thanks

I believe the sig you are referring to is one by Paul Neubauer:


   . *    .     *      . *    .     *  /-------------------------\
        .      /            .    /     |  Neubauer@UWPLATT.EDU   |
 .   .    .,. /      .   .  .,. /      |  Paul Neubauer N9IOG    |
        ,tttOn .          ,ttt*n   .   |-------------------------|
  *   .,XXX"nI)       * .,XXX"nI)      |     Silver Unicorn      |
     XXXXXX  ""        XXXXXX  ""      \_________________________/


This is a somewhat trimmed version of his stereogram:

 
              .      .      .    *     .      .      .    *
                  *     .       /          *     .     /
              .            .,. /       .          .,. /
                .  . *   ,tttOn .        .  . * ,ttt*n   .
              ,,.__    .,XXX"nI)     ,,.__    .,XXX"nI)
             X  XXXXXXXXXXXXX ""    X  XXXXXXXXXXXXX ""
             .X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXxx,   .X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXxx,
            "  .XX"XX      X  ./   "  .XX "XX      X ./
               *X' (X      X  "       *X'  (X      X "
                X   ")      X          X    ")      X
                X,   '"     '"         X,    '"     '"
 
						     -Paul Neubauer


Which I then edited and fiddled around with to produce:


                 .           '            .           '
        .            '   *       .            '   *       .
              .                        .                        .
                    .         '              .         '
          _'   ____________________ '  ____________________  ' _
          |____|~~         _      |____|~~         _      |____|
                   _                       _
                  '          =            '          =
                                   /                     /
                .     --      ,.. /     .     --    ,.. /
                            ,`   ';               ,`   ';
                 .,.__    _,' /';  .   .,.__    _,' /';  .
               .:','  ~~~~    '. '~  .:','  ~~~~    '. '~
               :' (   )   .   ; ):;. :' (   )   .   ; )::;.
               '. '. .=----=..-~ .;' '. '. .=----=..-~  .;'
                '  ;' ::    ':. '"    '  ;'  ::   ':.  '"
          ~~~~~~  (:  ': ~   ;) ~~~~~~~ (:   ':  ~ ;)  ~~~~~~~~~
          '~       \\  '"   ./  '~       \\   '"  ./   '~
               ~    '"      '"       ~    '"      '"       ~
                               DR J                 DR J

               (Based on an original drawing by Paul Neubauer)


Hope these are useful.


                                                   DR J

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