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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 23 Jan 2001.
Re: Prog

Re: Prog

Hauke Ingmar Schmidt produzierte folgendes:

>> ObASCII:
>>  ,--------------.
>>  |* ********* oo|~~~~~~.
>>  |E888888 888 88|      /
>>  `=-=-=====-=-=-'      `-=
>
>Endlich verstehe ich �ObASCII�.

Ja, ObligatorischesASCII.  ;)

BTW: �� sind keine ASCIIs. Nur damit dus nicht ausversehen in ein Pic
einbaust. 

>> Der beste Freund des Ascii-K�nstlers.
>
>M��te es nicht �K�nstlerin� hei�en?

Wieso das? Wenn dann, ASCII-Kunstler(in)s, aber scheiss auf das �berzogene
Emanzen getue. *g*

Gru�,
Jan

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From: Jan Weseler <geh...@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Prog
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