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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 10 Nov 2003.

                            
    
    
Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.
    
                        


                                            

                

            

        


    

        

            

                

                    
Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.

                    

                        From Harald J. Schulz <lot...@t-online.de>
                        · de.alt.rec.ascii-art
                        · 10 Nov 2003 21:09                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        
Moin,

Annett Wiegand schrieb:

> David Dahlberg wrote:
>
>>                               \
>>                                \|
>>                               """ :::  \AA/
>>                                  (( *\ /* )
>>                                   ( -  - :
>>                                   /  `--')
>>                                  /   \""":
>>               ;                 /    |/  ;
>>     ,.      __|  _|\           /     : /\`.
>>     |8---""@"""")  *)'`-.     /_._._.8.  \/
>>     `""""""""""" "-"____-'
>>
>>       Hmm, naja. Wer err�t's? ... beides?
>
> Die "Dancing Queen" wuerde ich auch so sehen, wie Juergen.
> Und das erste? Vielleicht "I'm still standing" von Elton John?

Mhm. "Dancing Queen / Abba" und "Murder on the dancefloor / Sophie
Ellis Bextor" w�rd' ich sagen.

Ob-abgelaufener-Wettbewerb:

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                  .  .
                 |    |
                  .  .
                   ||
            w   _  ||
             \ ~ \ ||
              \/----B
         \____/    ||
              \    ||
               \_  ||
              +-----==---
              |MMMMMMMMMM
              |MMMMMMMMMM
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;MMMMMMMMMM
  ~   ~    ~  ;MMMMMMMMMM
   ~      ~   ;MMMMMMMMMM


Close to the edge / Yes


Harald
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