Re: Tour de France
From Markus Wamser <wuz...@2die4.com>
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· 16 Jul 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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muserna schrieb: > > ---------- > In article <8kit90$qe8$17$1...@news.t-online.com>, "Axel Poqu�" > <axe...@t-online.de> wrote: > > > I've been watching the Tour de France for some days now, and I > > thought I'd draw something for the occasion. > > > > I wish I could actually see the tour on my telly, But don't > know who what channel has the coverage out here in Hong Kong! > > I am missing the mountain stages!! > > \ {) -{ Armstrong > \ C.,f '. > \ ,-/'\/_\ \ > P \. ( ' )\ ___) > Y \`-' || \-" > R \ _j,|. > E \_,( ' ) {) -{ Ulrich > N ^ \`--' C.,f '. > E \ ,-/'\/_\ \ > E \ ( ' )\ ___) { Moreaux > , S \`-' || \-" | > \ _j,|. > \_,( ' ) (} > ^ . \`--' C. f '. > ^ \., ,-/'\ /\ | > . \( ' ) \ __) > , \`-' || \-" > \ _j,|. > Who's it going to \_,( ' ) > be this year? . \`--' > ^ . \., > . \ > ------------------------------------------ > STAY TUNED! Armstrong. Nice pic btw. Markus -- ...well, you get the picture. You're intelligent. You've read this far at least.
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