Re: kennt jemand einen 4-zeiligen yoda ?
From Georg Sehrbrock <seh...@web.de>
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· 25 Apr 2003 11:42 · View full thread
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"Manfred Hoffmann" schrieb: > > Schick Deinen Yoda doch mal mit, der kann dann hier vielleicht von > > einem "K�nner" vierzeilig gemacht werden. > Also hier ist mein 5-zeiliger Yoda: [SNIP] So vielleicht? \`--._,'.--.`._.--'/ Try not. :. ` __::__ ' .: Do or do not. ::-:.`'..`'.:-:: There is no try. :::\ `--' /::: -Yoda > Wer kann mir den "einstampfen" ?? Das ist mein defintiv erstes Ascii-Art, und dann auch gleich ein Diddle, will das wer diddlen? Gruss Ge(derhofftdassdieoe-toolsdassolassen!)org
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From: "Georg Sehrbrock" <seh...@web.de>
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Subject: Re: kennt jemand einen 4-zeiligen yoda ?
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