Re: Eiswuerfel
From Christian Wuerdig <chr...@gmx.de>
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· 3 Feb 2002 22:08 · View full thread
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recently Philipp Schwartz wrote the following: > .-""""""-. > / .. /.\ > ;--------;''| > |:' ; '| > |:.' : ; > |.:..'' ; / > `-------'" > > War doch schon nicht schlecht. sieht aber doch schon etwas professioneller aus :), naja Uebung macht den Meister thx so long Chris -- Kann ich Dir einen Drink holen oder willst Du lieber das Geld?
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