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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 30 Oct 2003.
Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.

Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.

Andreas Rodler wrote:
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>>
>> vorgegebenes Thema     : Bildliche Darstellung eines Songtitels
>>                          (Beispiele: siehe unten)
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> Kein Ahnung von wem - These boots are made for walking.

Ist von den Leningrad Cowboys :-)

Da f�llt mir noch ein:
     
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Ein Lied f�r Aldi-Besessene  / Till & Obel
-- 
Wie unser Internet sch�ner wird:
http://www.taz.de/pt/2001/01/11/a0165.nf/text

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From: "Michael Hermes" <ic...@michaelhermes.de>
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Subject: Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.
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