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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Oct 1999.
Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?

Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?

On Thu, 28 Oct 1999 00:25:17 +0200, Christoph L�ser
<chr...@ruhr-uni-bochum.de> provoked the following text:

><!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
><html>
>Gru&szlig;!
><br>Ich habe mal auf einem Ausdruck einer Mail eine langbeinige und gutgeformteFrau
>gesehen, die sich etwa &uuml;ber 4 (!) Seiten erstreckte! Kennt jemand
>dieses ASCI-Kunstwerk und k&ouml;nnte es nochmals ver&ouml;ffentlichen?
><br>Im voraus herzlichen Dank!
><br>CL</html>

Erstens, bitte nicht im HTML posten, weil dies ist was passiert mit HTML
im die meiste neuesleser.
Zweitens, obwohl ich deine frage versteh, dcie meist personen hier
verstehen kein wort Deutsch, also fragen sie es nochmals, aber im
Englisch.

(verzeihung fuer mein slechtes Deutsch, aber Deutsch is nicht mein erste
sprache)


Uebersetzung/ Translation:

First of all, please don't post in HTML, because this is what happens to
HTML in most newsreaders.
Second, although i understand your question, most people here don't
understand a word of German, so please ask again, but in English.

(i'm sorry for my poor German, but German is not my first language)
-- 
        Peter Punk
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Subject: Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?
Date: 1999/10/30
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