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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Sep 1997.
Re: site update: www.xs4all.nl/~klr

Re: site update: www.xs4all.nl/~klr

On 24 Sep 1997, Arjan Kenter wrote:
<kenter>=20
<kenter> And to end my post with some ascii, did you know the strange Dutch
<kenter> habit to put miniature flags in blocks of cheese to offer to guest=
s?
<kenter>=20
<kenter>                     _______
<kenter>                    |_______|
<kenter>                    |_______|
<kenter>                    |_______|
<kenter>                 ___|___                   ?
<kenter>               /____'__/|                 /
<kenter>              |    o  | |             (().
<kenter>              | o   . |o|            <"   ).
<kenter>           ak |_______|/               " "  ) pc
<kenter>=20
<kenter> --
Arjan, I'm afraid he don't know, but I thought its not modern since the=20
sixties? ;-))

Arjan, ich f=FCrchte fast, der kennt diesen feinen Brauch nicht, aber ist
das nicht seit den 60ern out ? ;-) (Pete, this is this funny accent calls
Deutsch again. Ok, I live in Germany, but i can write  it as well as
Arjan, be surprised Pete and greets to Birdstein and Frogstein, I love
them animated on your Homepage, well done Lad.)

cheers4now

Juergen :-)=20

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From: Juergen Reichel <rzj...@rohrpostix.rz.tu-clausthal.de>
Subject: Re: site update: www.xs4all.nl/~klr
Date: 1997/09/25
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