Re: Olympia
From Tobias Orterer <de...@tobi.li>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 22 Nov 2001 19:19 · View full thread
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Christoph von Nathusius wrote: > > *click* *clack* > > o_ _o o_ _o > /_ -'''''- _\ /_ -'''''- _\ > ||\ | | /|| ||\ | | /|| > was soll denn das sein??
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