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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 11 Nov 2004.
Re: Was das?
Andreas Impekoven wrote:
> Christoph von Nathusius schrieb:
> 
>> Andreas, halt deinem Filius mal die Augen zu!
> 
> Danke f�r die Vorwarnung;) BTW f�r k�nftige 
> F�lle: Meine Spoiler funzen :)

Vor allem h�tte dein Filius auch 
erst mal Google bem�hen m�ssen. ;-)

>> Bernd vs. ...
> Hehehe

Ich hatte mich heute wieder ge�rgert, als
die Frage kam: "Soll ich es schneiden?"

CvN - Freund echter[tm] Brotmesser (ohne BRRRRRRRRRRrrrrrrrrrrr)
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- Why is it so difficult to find men who are caring and sensitive 
  and good looking?
- Because they already have boyfriends.     (A Prairie Home Companion)
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