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From: "Sabine Boersch" <SBoersch@web.de>
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Subject: Re: erster Versuch
Date: 29 Apr 2003 16:37:48 GMT
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J�rgen Gr�ner schrieb:

> Sabine Boersch schrieb:
> 
> >   /\-/\
> >  (>�y�<)
> >   >   <  (
> >  (     )_/
> >  (m)-(m)
> 
> Das Grad-Zeichen ist doch kein ASCII, oder? Vielleicht so:
 
  /\-/\                /\-/\                
 (>'y'<)              ( o o )
  > ^ <  (             > Y < (
 (     )_/            /     \ ) 
 (m)-(m)              \ ( ) //
                      (m)-(m)

Gehen die beiden durch? 

Gr��e
--    _
     /_)
Sa >8_))}- bine
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