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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 5 Jul 2001.
Re: Treppauf

Re: Treppauf

Jens Rei�enweber schrieb:

>> Das mit der "Landschaft" muss ich irgendwie
>> noch ueben.
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> Du meinst den Baum?
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> Besser so?

Viel besser. *grins*


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Ich stelle fest, 'ne Palme ist auch nicht
wirklich leichter.
Und den Hai hab ich lieber gleich wieder
gestrichen. /) *grien*

tschuess Annett

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