Re: ASCII-Spock
From Christoph von Nathusius <use...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 25 Aug 2003 08:20 · View full thread
begin quoting, Simon Schweizer wrote: > Christoph von Nathusius wrote: > >> Mr. Brot? > Brot ??? - Name: Bernd - Typ: Kastenbrot - Kennzeichen: + missgelaunt + kurze Arme + gro�e, runde Augen + wackelnder Gang - Vorkommen: Kinderkanal - KiKa (u.A. als "Mr. Brot") - Wunschtraum: einfach nur die Wand anstarren - nat�rliche Feinde: Chili, Briegel CvN -- ____ "Irgendwie hab ich das schon mal erlebt. ____ | o|o| Ach Ja! Gestern, vorgestern |o|o | X| _|_|X und eigentlich jeden Tag. X|_|_ |X |__|_| Das ist deprimierend." MIST |_|__|
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