From: *@eli.users.panix.com   
      
   In alt.ascii-art,   wrote:   
   > To clarify, the only one I created was the first one.  Originally as a   
   > 32x32 XWindows cursor, then decided to try ASCII'ing it.   
      
   I understood that. The use as a cursor does explain the large triangular   
   shield, though: to be the pointer end of the pointer.   
      
   > The other two are ones I collected.  And apparently I was trying to   
   > trigger a whole thread of them for posterity.  Years later, there's   
   > that (your?) ascii website with so many wonderful pieces! <3   
      
   Not my site. I'd be unlikely to collect much more than the ones I've   
   drawn myself, but one of several good archives that exist.   
      
   >> used to work with a woman whose first name was Dragon   
   > Did she get all kinds of grief over that name, or did she own it?   
      
   She was not born with that name, but had it changed to Dragon. She still   
   goes by that among friends, but last I heard she was going to change her   
   first name to something else for easier dealing with bureaucracy. I   
   haven't seen her in three or four years. She still goes by that name on   
   Linkedin, so she owns it still enough to use for employment.   
      
   Elijah   
   ------   
   hers was probably not the strangest name he's heard   
      
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