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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 18 Oct 2001.
Re: 1000 (?) Meisterwerke

Re: 1000 (?) Meisterwerke

Yorck Babinsky <yog...@gmx.de> schrieb:

>> Um welches ber�hmte Kunstwerk handelt es sich? Kann man das �berhaupt
>> erkennen? 
>
>Klar, ohne die Boote sieht es aus, wie die stadt aus Monkey Island I ...
>
>Yo*scnr*gi

War auch mein erster Gedanke *g*
Welches Spiel ist es denn nun, Jens? Scheinbar (er)kennt das niemand ;)

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Sieht zwar �berhaupt nicht wie Guybrush aus, aber irgendwie gef�llt er mir. 
Au�erdem hab ich nur schnell ein Ob-Ascii machen wollen ;)

Sebastian
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