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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Feb 2000.
Re: A Maglite

Re: A Maglite

"Andr� R. Mastel" schrieb:
> Am Sat, 26 Feb 2000 19:13:02 +0100,  meisselte "Steffen H. Hillner"
> <shi...@iname.com> ins Brett:
> >"Andr� R. Mastel" schrieb:
> >>              { Friede am Zaun }
> [..]
> >> And "Stefan Raab w�rd's gar nicht gefallen!" r�
> >Aber er hat doch jetzt "Dideldadeldudelda". Mal sehn was die Schweden
> >dazu sagen. ;-)
> Wadde hadde dudde da?

Jep.
 
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> And "Sie werden ihn skalpieren" r�

...oder sich die Ohren zuhalten. Ich hab ja f�r die -01 gestimmt. Aber
ich h�tte gerne mal die Reaktion auf Knaukator gesehn um mich an den
ver�rgerten Reaktionen ganz Europas in Stockholm zu weiden. ;-)

Bye
-- 
Das Homo Kasperus: Anon in daf: "Inge Burksking = real name for 
Usenet rulez = Dumme Deutche Nazi! So, why don't you just shut the 
fuck up you stupid germen nazi asslochen, HA HA HA HA."

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From: "Steffen H. Hillner" <shi...@iname.com>
Subject: Re: A Maglite
Date: 2000/02/27
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