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From: kenter@cs.utwente.nl (Arjan Kenter)
Subject: Re: site update: www.xs4all.nl/~klr
Date: 1997/09/25
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In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.970925122242.13538D-100000@rohrpostix.rz.tu-clausthal.de>, Juergen Reichel <rzjr@rohrpostix.rz.tu-clausthal.de> writes:
|> On 24 Sep 1997, Arjan Kenter wrote:
|> <kenter>=20
|> <kenter> And to end my post with some ascii, did you know the strange Dutch
|> <kenter> habit to put miniature flags in blocks of cheese to offer to guest=
|> s?
|> <kenter>=20
|> <kenter>                     _______
|> <kenter>                    |_______|
|> <kenter>                    |_______|
|> <kenter>                    |_______|
|> <kenter>                 ___|___                   ?
|> <kenter>               /____'__/|                 /
|> <kenter>              |    o  | |             (().
|> <kenter>              | o   . |o|            <"   ).
|> <kenter>           ak |_______|/               " "  ) pc
|> <kenter>=20
|> <kenter> --
|> Arjan, I'm afraid he don't know, but I thought its not modern since the=20
|> sixties? ;-))
|> 
|> Arjan, ich f=FCrchte fast, der kennt diesen feinen Brauch nicht, aber ist
|> das nicht seit den 60ern out ? ;-)

Ich weiss, der Brauch ist nicht nagelneu aber manche machen das noch immer.
Zum Beispiel, es wird noch hier in der Uni gemacht von den Kantinedamen wenn
es etwas gefeiert wird und sie die Leckerbisse (ich hoffe das ist das richtige
Wort) machen muessen. Aber die Musik von den 60ern and 70ern wird auch wieder
populaer, also warum nicht diese Fahnen? :-) (*)

|> (Pete, this is this funny accent calls
|> Deutsch again. Ok, I live in Germany, but i can write  it as well as
|> Arjan, be surprised Pete and greets to Birdstein and Frogstein, I love
|> them animated on your Homepage, well done Lad.)

(*) Alright, let's not exclude the rest of Usenet - I said:
I know, it isn't very modern anymore but some people still do it. For instance,
the canteen ladies in the university over here still do this when there is
something to be celebrated and they have to prepare snacks. But music from the
sixties and seventies is becoming popular again, so why not these miniature
flags?

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