hat netterweise eine dgs-homestory gemacht. leider ist da so ein schispringer im bild. edit: lt. herrn zitterwolf ist da so ein hölli im bild. edit 2: und lt. frau godany doch ein anderer schispringer als der hölli, da so im bild.

entlehnt von hier. - danke!

1 - mein zu hause von 0 - 25 2 - taufkirche 3 - volksschule

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und die site ist schon weg.

ich klick da trotzdem nicht drauf.

zittert, user! grade recht für freitag.