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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 17 Jun 2001.
Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten

Re: Usenet: unendliche Weiten

Hi,

Hans-Peter Fieber Dresden schrieb:

> ich wei�, das klingt etwas seltsam, aber ich such ein (Ascii)-Bild,
> welches das Usenet symbolisiert. F�r alle Anregungen dankbar.
> Sollte also jemand Blidmaterial zum Thema (Flamewar, Killfile, Trolle,
> Regulars, off toppic, plonk, plenk, nur mal so als Gedankenst�tze)
> haben: zeigts her!

Hm...
*denk*
Flame:
             __-'-'
   0     _:; :.': -
  '-.\_.='._'-,; --   (Gasrechnung folgt)
   |         '-: _
 _/\_ 
 
 
Yo*hm, keine Ascii-skills*rck
-- 
I cannot take this anymore 
I'm saying everything I've said before 
All these words they make no sense 
I find bliss in ignorance...     (von: Linkin Park)

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