Pratchett-isms (was Re: Ein Fall für Pollmann)
From Peter Ikier <use...@ikier.net>
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· 13 Oct 2004 11:55 · View full thread
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Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com> schrieb: > Ob-Was-Das: > ~ > \___/ > |v| > -' '- > > CvN > > PS. man muss den englischen Schnapper kennen. Das ist wohl das T von CMOT(*) - allerdings im Zustand "Vorher". ~ \___/ |v| _.--' '--._ // \|/ \\ // o| \\ // o| \\ +/___________\+ |___________| "Vorher", ergￜnzt um Hemd und Bauchladen. Gruￜ pi (*): Cut me own throat PS: Hey, endlich mal wieder was los hier! -- Schlechte Nerven sind erblich. Man erbt sie von seinen Kindern.
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