Flieger und Teleskope
From Sabine Boersch <SBo...@web.de>
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· 30 Apr 2003 06:17 · View full thread
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Hallo!
Dieser Flieger ist noch etwas zu nackt, oder?
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Und wie bekomme ich dieses Teleskop oben zu wie...
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dieses hier?
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Sa >8_))}- bine
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