Original Usenet thread from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, started 23 Apr 2001.
Schwein gehabt!
de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 23 Apr 2001 - 3 Jun 2001
Mahlzeit!
Das hier ist gerade f�r die daani entstanden:
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so long,
Mitch
--
....Christian.Garbs.....................................http://www.cgarbs.de
> Quite frankly, if I see one more person ask how to find the length of a
> string, I'm gonna scream.
"In Usenet, nobody hears you scream." (David H. Adler)
Ich pers�nlich finde ja, da� der Hammer noch viel gr��er erscheinen sollte, und vor allem mehr in Richtung des Grinsens :) MfGuW Jan Bruns
Jens Rei�enweber <jre...@gmx.de> wrote: > Christian Garbs [Master Mitch] schrieb: >> Das hier ist gerade f�r die daani entstanden: >> <9c20c3$29m$1...@yggdrasil.mitch.h.shuttle.de> > Aha, Du hast also schon wieder mit Deinem pic2ascii-Progamm rumgespielt? > *fl�cht* "Christian Garbs -- das einzige pic2ascii-Programm, das selbst�ndig und vollautomatisch Newsartikel verfassen und beantworten kann." so long, Mi "6 Wochen nach einer geeigneten Antwort gesucht" tch -- ....Christian.Garbs.....................................http://www.cgarbs.de Wieso nennen die Chinesen ihre Fr�hlingsrollen so kompliziert wenn sie das R sowieso nicht sagen k�nnen?
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