Re: Maggie...
It was a beautiful day/night Sat, 27 Oct 2001 17:14:12 +0200, when
Markus Moebs <Markus.Moebs@gmx>>>KEWL_SPAMTRAP<<<.de> wrote in
alt.ascii-art that:
>it is unbelievable how fast you can produce good pictures.
It is unbeliveable how bored I was for hole day long waiting for one
damn SMS to show up... I didn't asciifiy all of the Simpsons cause I
think that they're to easy. I have one problem, there is plenty of to
difficult (at least for now) pictures and plenty of to easy pictures.
But there is very few that I'd consider as midlle difficulty pictures.
Best regards/Pozdrowienia,
bug
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