Re: Typischer "reaper man"
From Christoph von Nathusius <use...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 25 Apr 2003 14:04 · View full thread
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begin quoting, Joachim 'elk' Redies wrote: > Christoph von Nathusius wrote: >> Nee, zwar Reaper Man, aber nicht wirklich Sig-tauglich. > > ## ____ > ### | \ > ###| > #### | > > elk > > der aber :) Jep, der ist wirklich gut - von etwas gedrungener gnomhafter Gestalt - fast richtig s��. CvN --E
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