Re: [FAQ] Grundlagen der ASCII-Malerei v1.0
From Maximilian Rehkopf <ika...@gmx.net>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 12 Jul 2002 22:53 · View full thread
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"Rainer Rosenthal" <r.r...@web.de> schrob am 11.07.2002 20:42:16: > Jens Rei�enweber <jre...@gmx.de> wrote > > > Was wieder einmal beweist: FAQ-Postings werden nicht gelesen. Schade > > eigentlich, und nicht sehr motivierend. > > Hier haste 'nen Keks: =========== (von der Seite gesehen) Also bitte. Wenn schon, dann ein essbarer Keks. _____________________ (||_|_|__|___|__|_|_||) _(#################)_ (||_|_|__|___|__|_|_||) jetzt mit 15% mehr Creme. ;-) sieht irgendwie nicht mehr aus wie ein Keks. egal. -- Maximilian Rehkopf <otakon at ham gmx eggs dot bacon net and spam>
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