Usenet: unendliche Weiten
From Hans-Peter Fieber Dresden <de....@doppelhorn.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 17 Jun 2001 11:47 · View full thread
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Hallo,
ich wei�, das klingt etwas seltsam, aber ich such ein (Ascii)-Bild,
welches das Usenet symbolisiert. F�r alle Anregungen dankbar.
Sollte also jemand Blidmaterial zum Thema (Flamewar, Killfile, Trolle,
Regulars, off toppic, plonk, plenk, nur mal so als Gedankenst�tze)
haben: zeigts her!
mit freundlichen Gr��en
Hans-Peter Fieber http://www.doppelhorn.de
--
Beim Browsen in 3te-Welt L�nder, bitte das
"Hyper Text Transfair Protokoll" verwenden.
Ich bin 1,89m gro�, 16 Jahre alt und sehr nett, romantisch und einf�hlsam.
Ich sitze sehr gerne vor dem Computer und stehe eher auf Video-Horror-Abende
-- "Johannes Heuser" <joh...@t-online.de> in at.anzeigen.kontakte,
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