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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 5 Oct 2002.
Oto-san aus Azumanga Daiou

Oto-san aus Azumanga Daiou

Moin,

Das fliegende Etwas aus Azumanga.

in klein:

   A_A
  /O O\
  | W |
 /|   |\
  \ _ /
   V V


in gro�:

      A     A
     / \   / \
    /   \_/   \
    |         |
    | <O> <O> |
   /    ___    \
  //|   \_/   |\\
 // |         | \\
 U  |         |  U
    |         |
     \   _   /
      \_/ \_/


 MACH 100!!!


       //   ================------------------------ - - - - - - -
   ___//___
 <  0      =>  ================------------------------ - - - - - - -
  >   D   <
 < _0_ ____=>  ================------------------------ - - - - - - -
      \\
       \\   ================------------------------ - - - - - - -


Die Regierung bezahlt die Geschenke ;)
-- 
Tobias

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Subject: Oto-san aus Azumanga Daiou
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