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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jun 2001.
Re: ### ### ## # # ##

Re: ### ### ## # # ##

[diabolic crossposting removed ...]

Hi,

Thorsten M�ller <inf...@guter-hirte.de> wrote about:
> ### ###  ## #  #  ##
>   # #   #   #  # #
>   # ##  ### #  # ###
>   # #     # #  #   #
> ##  ### ##   ##  ##

Well, nice try, but look, what those a-religious newsservers have made
out of His Name ...
 
> Offenbar ist es mir im Betreff nicht gelungen ... :-(,

Definitely not, and I won't go for myself, that kind of tricks hardly
never work ... It's just because postings may get in wrong order
during their long journey around the world (or even when posted).
And for that, it's only annoying and a waste of bandwith.

 
ObAscii:     _|_
        _|_   |  _|_
         |    |   |
         |        |

> www.guter-hirte.de

Amen,
-- 
flori

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From: "Florian Rehnisch" <f.r...@tu-bs.de>
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