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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 10 Dec 2000.
Re: Futurama: Nibbler

Re: Futurama: Nibbler

Bernhard Steiner <bes...@best.priv.at> writes:

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fuer nen oestereicher nicht schlecht, fast 10% waren lesbar. 

ist Lyfi im urlaub und hat nicht auf den rechner aufgepasst?

-- 
frobnicate foo

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