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From: dgoodin@Direct.CA (Kickstart)
Subject: Talk-line: Sig
Date: 1995/06/20
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In article <3s4p1f$oiq@miso.wwa.com>, yelnick%vikings@bts.com (Mikey Conover) says:
>Nelson Ing <ing3@server.uwindsor.ca> writes: 
                                              
                              \_@_/ 
       ||=======================/==||
       ||-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+/\+-||
       ||======================\=\=||
       ||   _     Q                ||
       ||    \__@/                 ||
            \/   \.
            
>I assume that the "o" is the ball, and the  "_/" is the hand, but from there
>I'm lost....
Okie, I cleaned it up a bit....see the situation now? The Q is both ball
and hand.

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