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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 27 Nov 2001.
Re: Star Wars - Imperial Probe Droid

Re: Star Wars - Imperial Probe Droid

Karsten Priegnitzs pers�nlicher Tippsklave hackte dies in die Tastertur:

>Wenn ihr euch fuer sowas interessiert, muesst ihr mal
>folgendes probieren:
>
>telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
>
>Der totale Wahnsinn! Oder ist das schon ein alter Hut? 

*hrhr* Das wurde zwar erst vor ein paar Tagen (mal wieder, wenn auch
diesmal mit anderem telnet-server ;) gepostet, ist aber immer wieder
nett anzusehen. Ich warte ja immernoch auf Episode V (aka Star Wars -
The Empire strikes back). :D

Jan
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From: Jan Weseler <geh...@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Star Wars - Imperial Probe Droid
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