Re: Ein Fall für Pollmann
From Peter Ikier <use...@ikier.net>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 14 Oct 2004 10:49 · View full thread
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"Heidrun Terasa" <ber...@gmx.net> schrieb: > On 13 Oct 2004 12:29:01 +0200, Peter Ikier <use...@ikier.net> wrote: > > oooh, ich wￜrde soo gern mitmachen, ich mag ASCII-Art, > und ich liebe Pratchett. Leider hapert es mit der Kunst. > Aber ich versuchs trotzdem mal: > > ___ > / / > / | > / \ > / \ > _/ WIZZ \__ > '--..____..---' > Na, der ist doch schon prima. Nur weiter so, das Meiste ist ￜbung. . \\ \\ \\ \'._ (\\\\ \\\' (der Besen von Oma Wetterwachs) Gruￜ pi -- Inkonsistenz ist, wenns nicht so lￜuft, wie mans gesagt hat, dass mans halten wￜrde. Inkontinenz ist, wenns lￜuft, obwohl mans lieber halten wￜrde. [Matthias Kryn in arcor.misc]
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