Re: de.alt.ascii-art [de]
From Dieter Bruegmann <nut...@bruhaha.de>
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· 25 Jul 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Zum Posting von Mickey Kottenhahn vom Tue, 25 Jul 2000 22:36:20 +0200: To the Posting of Mickey Kottenhahn of do, 25 July 2000 22:36:20 +0200: >> Wer hat dir gesagt, da� die Gruppe schon eingerichtet ist? = Who said to you that the group is already created? >Wer hat dir gesagt, dass a.a-a jetzt auch deutschsprechend ist? ;-) For our english speaking fellows: | Who said to you that a.a a is German-speaking also now? -) Mein Vorposter, indem er auf Deutsch anfragte. My Vorposter, by inquiring on German. (Danke/Thanks, Babelfish!) Dieter -- Dieter Br�gmann, Berlin * die...@bruhaha.de * http://www.bruhaha.de/ EIN SCHOENES STEMPELKISSEN ERSETZT DAS HALBE AMTSGEWISSEN. A BEAUTIFUL STAMP PAD REPLACES THE HALF OFFICE CONSCIENCE. (Disclaimer: http://www.bruhaha.de/disclaimer.html)
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