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Gerade ist eine SPAM-Mail bei mir angekommen. Ich soll mal wieder eine Armband-Uhr kaufen…

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Und am Ende der Mail zwei Stücke aus irgendwelchen Geschichten, um die SPAM-Filter zu unterlaufen… Wen muß man denn bestechen, um den Rest der Story mit dem Taucher zu bekommen? Will wissen, wo er wieder auftaucht! - Bei Google findet man die Geschichte nicht…