Re: Futurama: Nibbler
From Bernhard Steiner <bes...@best.priv.at>
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· 11 Dec 2000 18:18 · View full thread
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frank paulsen wrote: > fuer nen oestereicher nicht schlecht, fast 10% waren lesbar. Na immerhin so viel, wie ein Germane einen �si akustisch verstehen kann. > ist Lyfi im urlaub und hat nicht auf den rechner aufgepasst? Mist, erwischt... -- mfg BeST
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