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From: Andy Hood <ah7709@bris.ac.uk>
Subject: Damn bicyclists again..
Date: 1998/03/14
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I was looking for inspiration, but couldn't find any:
Don't think I saw this exact combination of characters:
              .
             o>o

Hmmm...  sigable, I feel:

With men:
    .    .      .       .
   o>o  o>'o  `o>'o  `o>'o  

Without men:
     .     _._,-     _.-\
   o='o    o`-'`o    o`-'`o