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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 9 Jan 2002.
Re: einzeile ascii arts??

Re: einzeile ascii arts??

Peter Ikier <p...@cli.de> schrieb:

>+-#====-    (OK, eher ein Zweih�nder...)

 ()=====>  Nagel

 ()=>      Heftzwecke

 T           "  von der Seite gesehen.

 ,-()()    Brille

 -OO       kl. "

 @-,-`-    die obligatorische Rose


Dabei f�llt mir ein, lf hat doch mal eine ganze Sammlung von ein- bis
zweizeiliger ASCII-Art gepostet. Hat die noch wer?

-dd
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Subject: Re: einzeile ascii arts??
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