Re: Gegen die Flaute...
From Peter Ikier <p...@cli.de>
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· 16 Sep 2002 13:52 · View full thread
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"Florian Rehnisch" <eix...@gmx.de> schrieb: > o Peter Ikier <p...@cli.de>: > > > Wie wￜre es z.B. mit Verkehrszeichen in Signaturgrￜￜe? > > > Wer bietet mehr? > > <\ /> > \V/ > /X\ > </ \> Andreaskreuz <Diddle> \\ // \V/ /A\ // \\ Andreaskreuz </Diddle> OB-Verkehrsschild: /\ //\\ //][\\ Fahrbahnverengung '------' Gruￜ pi -- This posting is best viewed with a monitor.
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