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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 8 Apr 2002.
Re: S: Däumling

Re: S: Däumling

Andreas Freise wrote:

> Also: wer kann noch einen Daeumling? Groesser,
> kleiner, dicker, duemmer,... Ich koennte mir vorstellen, dass ein
> einfacher kleiner vielleicht irgendwie ginge.

Kleiner w�re nat�rlich super, schlie�lich sind D�umlinge auch klein und bei 
einem gro�en ASCII-Art beisst sich das vielleicht ein wenig.

Allerdings sollte man halt aus dem Bild erkennen k�nnen, da� es sich um 
einen D�umling handelt, ist also wohl mit 4 Zeilen wie in Peters Vorschlag 
zu sehen etwas schwierig ;)

-- 
        -Andreas Klauer-

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