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Wo kommt der Fuß her?

January 29, 2007 Thomaswanhoff



Wo kommt der Fuß her?

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Der Kollege Ruhnau (www.buzzingo.de) hat mich drauf aufmerksam gemacht: Da ist ein Fuß zuviel… links über dem "l" von Berlin…

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