Re: Star Wars - Imperial Probe Droid
From Frank Weinberg <wei...@rhrk.uni-kl.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 9 Sep 2001 15:04 · View full thread
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Jens Reissenweber verkuendete:
<diddle>
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> Kriegt das jemand besser hin?
Das laesst sich bestimmt noch weiter verbessern...
Frank
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ACK. Es gibt wohl Leute, die nichts anderes mehr tun, als vor dem Bildschirm
zu sitzen. Genau diese Leute sollten den Rechner mal ausknipsen und sich mal
draussen (dahin kommt man durch die sogenannte Haustuere, das ist dort, wo
der Mann vom Pizza-Service immer klingelt) umzuschauen. Frank Kuenzel in dag
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