Re: Was Das?
From Peter Ikier <use...@ikier.net>
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· 17 Mar 2004 15:33 · View full thread
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Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com> schrieb: > O.K. - ist einfach, > > > Was Das? > ___________ > | | > | \^/\^/\^/ | > |___________| > | , , , , , | > | , , , , | > \ , , / > `. .` > ``-`` Kￜlle? Kￜlle! <Dom> + + I I # # |#| |#| ### ### |#^#|#^#| ## #^# ## #^#####^# ###.-.### ###| |### ###| |### pi </Dom> Gruￜ pi -- Im Alter bereut man vor allen die Sￜnden, die man nicht begangen hat. William Somerset Maugham
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