Re: Calling all regulars!
From Peter Marquardt <use...@dignition.de>
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· 16 May 2004 19:33 · View full thread
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Jan Foerster wrote: > Peter Marquardt wrote: > >>Harr harr! Those were the times :) > > We're getting old. ;) Well... depends on how old you were when moonies fought anti-moonies for the second time ;> > >>is daani still so high-traffic? > > I guess so. I don't read it anymore. Me neither, I figured I wouldn't be able to keep up with all the junk posted. > PS: Your comic strips are nice. I like them. Thanks. You seem to be one of few, feedback seems to get rare, and many probably don't recognize me without any "lastfuture" in name or Adress :) not even Joaquim --Peter
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