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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 16 Mar 2001.
Re: hab ne frage zu dem da

Re: hab ne frage zu dem da

Nick Mueller <nic...@logictools.de> wrote:

> Tja, bin ich reingefallen.

davor bin ich in _dem_ fall gefeit, weil der entwurf zu diesem detail
(12 x 12 cm) direkt neben dem arbeitsplatz h�ngt:

Escher's (vorweggenommene) darstellung, wie das aussieht, wenn ich bei
meinen rechnern mal wieder nicht durchblicke   ;-))

regards
    robert
-- 
Was sieht man wirklich, und was erscheint einem nur so, als s�he man es?
        S. Lem, "Fiasko"

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