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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 23 Apr 2003.
Re: Typischer "reaper man"

Re: Typischer "reaper man"

begin quoting, Joachim 'elk' Redies <web...@elk-web.de> wrote:

*Mist*, was gammelt denn da noch im draft-Ordner

> ich habs' ma versucht:
> 
> 
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>     elk
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> [...]
> ... aber ich finde die beide nicht sehr �berzeugend ;] Kann es einer besser?

Der erste gef�llt mir sehr gut - sch�n schlicht.

Einfaches Schrumpfen auf Sig-Gr��e, ist leider
nicht so doll.


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Jemand 'nen sch�nen Sig-Reaper-Man?

bye
CvN

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