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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 8 Aug 2003.
Applaudierendes Publikum

Applaudierendes Publikum

Hi NG

Hier mein applaudierendes Publikum, der vollst�ndigkeit halber mit Anlass:


J�rgen Clade in dsp wrote:


> There once was a lady named Bright
> Who travelled much faster than light.
> She started one day
> In a relative way
> And returned in the previous night.

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erkennen kann man das wohl nur, wenn ich es dranschreibe.

Hat jemand 'ne bessere Idee?


mfg
ChC

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