Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.
From Joe Koperski <m...@privacy.net>
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· 6 Nov 2003 09:06 · View full thread
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Am 28.10.03 schrieb SHOTBB-NG: > JG-> vorgegebenes Thema : Bildliche Darstellung eines Songtitels > > > 3 min > . > . > . > 2 min > . > . > . > 1 min > . > . > . > BOOM! > > > WARLOCK - Three Minute Warning ;-) 23:58 Iron Maiden - Two minutes to midnight Joe -- Die Amis sind das Volk, das den Weg von der Barbarei zur Dekadenz ohne den Umweg �ber die Kultur geschafft hat. Gratis spielen: http://www.JoeKoperski.de/Joemino
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From: Joe Koperski <m...@privacy.net>
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Subject: Re: Ascii-Art Wettbewerb 2003 - Klappe die 2.
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