Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.
From Andreas Rodler <spa...@andreas-rodler.com>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 14 Nov 2003 10:53 · View full thread
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SHOTBB-NG ha scritto: > On Donnerstag, 13.11.03 at 11:12:10, > spa...@andreas-rodler.com wrote about > #Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.# : > > AR-> Liegt wahrscheinlich daran dass du in den anderen Newsgroups schon im > AR-> Killfile schl�fst. > > Oder daran, da� die Leute dort mehr an den Inhalten als an den Namen der > Verfasser interessiert sind. > > P.S.: Antwort sinnlos, NG wird nicht mehr gelesen !!! Also wenn er jetzt gewinnt, wird er es nie erfahren. AR -- WinErr: 72b Memory Error - What? Tell me again. ** Oberster Folterknecht des Ordens der Dunklen Seite von de.ALL [tm] ** ** Mitglied des Fettn�pchen-Treter-Team [tm] **
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