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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 18 Jul 2002.
Re: Loom
Hallo,


>> > "Roter Hering"
>> 
>>  Ja, ich habe recht :)
>
>Und den haben haben wir hier, richtig. Der ist nicht aus LOOM *g* Aber
>ich hab ihn gemalt, weil die M�we[TM] ja so'n Running Gag bzw.
>Versteckter Gag (zu english: Red Herring) ist.

Ich dachte, ein sog. "Roter Hering" ist ein Gegenstand, den man zwar
mitnehmen kann, der aber keinerlei Bedeutung f�r das L�sen des Spiels
hat. IIRC war der erste solche Gegenstand in einem Spiel eben ein
roter Hering, wo auch der Name herr�hrt.

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"Roter Hering (schwarzweiss) 2002"

Steffen

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From: Steffen Gregorius <pas...@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Loom
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