Re: What is it ???
From Marc Winkelmann <mr....@ganymede.domino.de>
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· 12 Aug 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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rose (Dena Rose Beaman) meinte am 28.07.96 zum Thema "Re: What is it ???" etwas schreiben zu m�ssen.
Dazu kann Mr.Ed es sich nicht verkneifen folgendes in die Tasten zu h�mmern...
DRB> Looks kinda like an air hockey table to me..
But with a very big plug :-)
-=MR.ED=- Clarke's Second Law:
The limits of the possible can only be defined by
going beyond them into the impossible.
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