Re: Was Das?
From Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 17 Mar 2004 18:52 · View full thread
Peter Ikier wrote: > Christoph von Nathusius schrieb: > >> ___________ >> | | >> | \^/\^/\^/ | >> |___________| >> | , , , , , | >> | , , , , | >> \ , , / >> `. .` >> ``-`` > <Dom> > > + + > I I > # # > |#| |#| > ### ### > |#^#|#^#| > ## #^# ## > #^#####^# > ###.-.### > ###| |### > ###| |### pi > > </Dom> <Dom> |~| | | |_| </Dom> A A l l l l IoIAIoI I H I Na ja, das davor war besser ... ... muss ich selbst als Pils-Trinker sagen. CvN
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