Re: Bilde^WRaetsel
From Christoph 'Mehdorn' Weber <ich...@nexgo.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 8 Aug 2004 13:43 · View full thread
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Hallo! Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>: > Mit Deinem (Chinesisch?)-Ansatz komme ich allerdings auch kein > bisschen weiter :-(( Angeblich hieᅵ es "Heute ist schᅵnes Wetter" oder so ᅵhnlich. An dem Tag, als ich es gepostet hatte, strᅵmte der Regen allerdings nur so. Nebenbei habe ich mich etwas mit Vᅵgeln beschᅵftigt und prᅵsentiere nun: Ob-ASCII: .------------. |' Polly II '| | __ | | ____( ")= | | \_# # #). | | "ooo' ,'| | C______./__| |__________|/ Christoph -- SEHR faehige Kollegin erklaert Kunden warum sein Mailsystem nicht funktionieren KANN und erhaelt als Antwort: "Also junge Frau, das glaub ich Ihnen nicht, dass Mail was mit Port 25 zu tun hat! Unser Router hat naemlich nur 16 Ports!" (Ulli Horlacher)
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