Re: Mit dem Hammer gegen Spammer?
Christoph von Nathusius <use...@gmx.de> wrote in news:876...@ID-1210.user.dfncis.de: > Und jetzt die Frage: wer erkennt, was das ist? > > > _____ Drudel _____ > / \ > | | > | | > | \ | / | > | -- O -- | > | / | \ | > | | > | | > | | > \___________________/ > > Mal bitte ganz tief b�cken und die Beine spreizen. Gru� Clas -- So isses und so bleibt's, in engen Hosen reibt's.
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Subject: Re: Mit dem Hammer gegen Spammer?
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