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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 17 Oct 2002.
Re: Frage :D wegen ascii schriftzug...

Re: Frage :D wegen ascii schriftzug...

Hallo, Christoph!

Christoph von Nathusius <use...@gmx.de> schrieb:

[Quotingebene korrigiert]
> Da fehlt noch was:
 
>
>  ________________________________________________
> 
>

Hm, eine Flatline. Wie fing die nochmal an?
 

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     A           A      
 ___! \ ,.______! \ ,.________/\  _________________ _ _ _ 
       V           V            \!
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> Besser, jetzt tut's nicht mehr so weh.

Nein, jetzt tut _gar_nichts_ mehr weh... 

SCNR
pi

-- 
Was ist denn CAPS-LOCK-Wetter?
Dann shift es ohne Ende.

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