Re: Tuete, Joint oder Duebel?
From Cornell Binder <cob...@dafhs.org>
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· 13 Feb 2001 15:42 · View full thread
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Jan Weseler schriebste: > > ,-. > ___(_m_)___ > > Das ist ein Nashorn am Horizont. Undzwar sogar beim Sonnenuntergang. Ich erwahrte Ihre Lizenzzahlung in den n�chsten Tagen. Danke. CoBi -- "Wir Schweizer m�gen bed�chtig sein. Aber wir vermehren uns trotzdem..." Roger Pellaton, de.alt.fan.haraldschmidt, 13.01.2000
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