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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 9 Jan 2003.
Re: ASCII Art Movie

Re: ASCII Art Movie

Markus Gebhard wrote:

> 
>           /\
>        __/  \._
>        \  ,-,-.\         _...
>       <   |D|D||        /,,  `.
>       <  .`-"-';       | ''   |
>   '-._/ ( `---')        `.___,'
>    `-----dd---bb

Wen will denn Bob dort einbubbeln? ;-)

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       ,d8888888888b._
     ,d888888888888888b.
    ,88888888888"'  `"Y8b
   ,d8888888888((#)   )88b
   d88888888888b._  _,d888.
   888"'  `"Y8888888888888b
             `Y888888888888.
     d888boo.  Y888")888888b.
      Y8888888bo..od888888888b.
     d888888888888888888888888P
     `"""'      `"""'    `"""'

Hach, das waren noch echt gute Spiele damals...

bis dann
sagt Jan
-- 
Hier koennte ihre Signatur stehen!

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