S: Hier, wo die Hand sich hebt
From Bernhard Steiner <bes...@best.priv.at>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 11 Sep 2003 22:06 · View full thread
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Hi ASCer, nach �ber 2 Jahren finde ich wiedermal die Zeit hier reinzuschauen. Bin auf der Suche nach einem alten ASCII aus vergangenen Fido-Zeiten. Wenn in einem Echo kein Traffic mehr war, dann hat meistens einer gefragt, ob noch wer da ist. Oft wurde dann das ASCII "Hier, wo die Hand sich hebt" gepostet, auf der eine Hand zu sehen ist, die aus dem Wasser ragt (Wasserkreise um die erhobene Hand). Hat das jemand noch? Btw, ich konnte in den letzten 397 Postings gar keine Gestalten aus "Herr der Ringe" entdecken. Keine LotR-Fans hier?:-] -- mfg BeST
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