Re: Has anyone got some rope or string...
From Philipp Schwartz <phi...@gmx.de>
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· 2 Apr 2001 19:55 · View full thread
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Marion Koslowski wrote: > > |/| > |/| > |/| > |/| > |/| > |/| > |/| /�) > |/|/\/ > |/|\/ > (���) > (���) > (���) > (���) > (���) > /��/\ > / ^ /\ > / / \/\ > / / \/\ > ( ( )/) > | | |/| > | | |/| > | | |/| > ( ( )/) > \ \ / / > \ `---� / `-----� PhS > (unknown) I'm not unknown. |/| |/| |/| |/| |/| |/| |/| /�) |/|/\/ |/|\/ (���) (���) (���) (���) (���) /��/\ / ,^./\ / / \/\ / / \/\ ( ( )/) | | |/| | | |/| | | |/| ( ( )/) \ \ / / \ `---' / `-----' PhS Philipp
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