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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 4 Jan 2008.
Re: Häschen

Re: Häschen

Mister G. wrote:
> On 3 Jan., 23:49, Cyrus Kriticos <cyr...@googlemail.com>
> wrote:
>> (\/)
>> (..)
>> (")(")
> 
> Das bringt schon irgendwie mehr Perspektive rein.

Ich w�rd den Kopf eins breiter machen. Sonst wirken die F��e irgendwie so
gro�.

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Und umgucken kann es sich dann auch. 

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Den Puschel bekommt man jetzt aber da vermutlich nur noch durch Umdrehen
rein :-)

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Gr��e Steffen . o O ( is denn heut scho Ostern? )

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