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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 12 Feb 2001.
Re: Tuete, Joint oder Duebel?

Re: Tuete, Joint oder Duebel?

Jan 'Dipstick' Foerster <jan...@berlin.de> writes:

> Thomas Findeisen <np...@npl.de> schrieb:
> 

[ASCII-D�bel]

> > Ich seh nur ein NoppenKondom.
> 
> Mit Wiederhaken? Mit dem Kondom geht keiner fremd.
                       ^^^^^^^^^^
> Jetzt machen sie sich jetzt noch �ber meine ersten wackligen
> Stehversuche hier noch lustig. *schn�ff*
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^

Kontextsenistive Betroffenheitsmasche?
 
> O-Ascii entf�llt wg. Betroffenheit

Aus der Reihe "Tierwelt Afrikas": Das Nashorn am Horizont
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 (  )d
  nn

Hau "SCNR" ke
-- 
Q:  Do you know what the death rate around here is?
A:  One per person.

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Subject: Re: Tuete, Joint oder Duebel?
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