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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 1 Jan 2008.
Re: Spiderschwein

Re: Spiderschwein

"Cyrus Kriticos"

> Ferdinand Simpson wrote:
>> spiderschwein, spiderschwein
>> willst du mein kleines...
>> Spiderschwein sein..? :)
>
> <diddle>
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>
> Aber irgendwie passt es noch nicht ganz, oder?

Mein ursprungsschwein war urspr�nglich mit
Arial gemacht. F�r Festbreite muss man nat�rlich
einiges Diddlen. 

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