Re: Rotluchs
From Yorck Babinsky <yog...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 25 Oct 2001 16:36 · View full thread
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Hi, Jens Rei�enweber schrieb: > > can...@creatures.org (Aran Kuntze) wrote: > > > mir kam zu Ohren, in Deutschland sei gerade ein Tierfilm mit Luchsen > > im > > Fernsehen gelaufen ... ;) > > Die Luchse waren nur Gaststars. :) Hauptthema des Films war das Leben > dieser Tierart: > > _,-""""-..__ > |`,-'_. ` ` `` `--'""". > ; ,' | `` ` ` ` ``` `. > ,-' ..-' ` ` `` ` `` ` ` |==. > ,' ^ ` ` `` ` ` `. ; \ > `}_,-^- _ . ` \ ` ` __ ` ; # > `"---"' `-`. ` \---""`.`. `; > \\` ; ; `. `, > ||`; / / | | > jrei //_;` ,_;' ,_;" > > 8< >8 > > Hmmm, bisschen fleckig ... Von Mike Kr�ger? Yo*SCNR*gi -- "Morgenstund hat Colt im Mund..." ============ ViSiT ============== http://www.kickme.to/schiessbuden
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