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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 23 Apr 2001.
Re: Wildes Leben

Re: Wildes Leben

"ich" <t.i...@datacomm.ch> schrieb:
> [schnipp]
>    ______ jetzt isses aber
>   |       ganz sicher da...
> --
>   .::----.                                 .----::.
> _::::     \        Thomas Ineichen        /     ::::_
>  ::::     /    t.i...@datacomm.ch     \     ::::
>   '::----'                                 '----::'

...und wenn's OE noch so oft nicht �bertragen will: ICH HAB DAS LEERZEICHEN
GESCHRIEBEN *schn�ff*
jaja, ich weiss, jetzt kommen dann all die off-Topic-Komentare �ber OE...
was soll's; nach dem der 4 Zeilen Therad ja wieder etwas am abschwellen ist,
tut ein neuer Mega-Therad gar nicht schlecht *fg*

Tho"jetzt ohne .sig und ohne ASCII"mas

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From: "Thomas Ineichen" <t.i...@datacomm.ch>
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Subject: Re: Wildes Leben
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