Re: Bernd, ein (erster) Versuch
From Daniel Michalik <dm....@web.de>
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· 8 Dec 2004 18:10 · View full thread
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On 2004-11-10, Christoph von Nathusius <use...@despammed.com> wrote: <diddle> >> >> _\\/. "Die Arme zu kurz, ____ >> | o|o| Das Lied beknackt, |o|o | >> x| _|_|x ) Ein Elend im 4/4-Takt..." X|_|_ |X >> /|/ /|/ MIST |_|__| </diddle> > und kurz-vor-Neun verpasse ich irgendwie immer. Ach, da kommt das? Da muss ich arbeiten <bernd>Oberdoppelriesenmist</bern>. -daniel- -- GPG-Key unter http://www.blackamp.de
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