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From: ransom@scf.usc.edu (Randy Ransom)
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Subject: Talk-line: A sig-sized sanddollar?
Date: 4 Nov 1994 19:48:17 -0600
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In article <39brbr$mgc@gagme.wwa.com> S1056982@cedarville.edu (Nato) writes:
>     Hey! I've been looking for a sig-sized sanddollar for my sigfile, so 
>that I may have a more proper sigfile, but I can't seem to find anything, 
>and no one seems to have such an item.  Is it futile for me to ask for this?

I don't remember quite what a sanddollar looks like, but I think that either
the front or back looks something like this:

  .-"""-.
.'   !   `.
: `     ' :
`. .   . .'
  `-...-'

Just somehting I diddled up in the news editor...the proportions will probably
be _all_ wrong when I see it in OpenWindows...but it's a start!
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