Re: S: 'nen Wolf in ASCII
From André° R. Mastel <and...@mastel.ch>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 5 Feb 2001 20:50 · View full thread
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Am Mon, 5 Feb 2001 22:44:15 +0200, meisselte Aran Kuntze in <14e...@message-id.de> ins Brett: > \|/ ,, > \(__(*)`. Hmm ... Hahn oder Huhn? > (_-`) N�chstes Mal geb ich mir wieder etwas > ctr LL mehr M�he :) \|/ ,, \(__(*)< *zwitscher* (_-`) ________\\_________ And "Manchmal haben wir alle einen Vogel!" r� -- /\/| ___ ___ at.freizeit.nonsens </ ^^\_ ___ _/ _/__ c ..\__ http://www.8ung.at/afn <\ ,_oo) / _ `/ _/ _ \ _ | oo\ _ Mastel-Online _</ (_____\_,_/_//_//_/___(_)_|_______/_(_)_ http://www.mastel.ch
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