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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 28 Sep 2001.
Re: Hund

Re: Hund

Annett Wiegands pers�nlicher Tippsklave hackte dies in die Tastertur:

Ohne deinen Hund jetzt beleidigen zu wollen, aber das ist ne super
diddle Vorlage f�r einen Insektenkopf. :)

                         
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>tschuess Annett
>PS: Wie macht ihr das? Gibt's da irgendwelche
>    Grundregeln an die man sich halten kann?

Da ich nur von mir sprechen kann: Frei nach Gef�hl :)

Jan
-- 
>root, god... What is difference?
God is more forgiving.    [Dave Aronson in a.s.r.]

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