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From: "Rainer Rosenthal" <r.rosenthal@web.de>
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llizard wrote

>             ,^^%--- 
>            <  __\_((/  I haven't seen Death yet, either....
>           <_/     //
>           </     //
>         ^^/_____// 
>   ejm     | \ 
> 

Hello llizard,

as always, I'm fond of your scribblings and try to
really understand every bit, as you put everything
in a nonrandom way. But some questions are left.

First of all, to pay a little for the answers:
Yes, "Erwuergen" means "to strangle". And "Erwuerger"
is "strangler".

1. Why do "you" resemble an insect sometimes?
2. I am quite certain, the ^^ below is the bottom
   line of your skirt. Right?
3. The % are "your" eyes?
4. This    __ _
         /     /
        /     /
       /_____/   is the back side of a painting?

5. I have no idea, what the ...
   Oh, it's a .... BOOK !!!

Greetings,
R@ineR