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All (359,153) Alt (149,962) Comp (16,065) Rec (16,029) Microsoft (12,634) Soc (11,466) Misc (6,419) Free (6,352) Sci (4,572) De (4,461) Fido7 (3,928) News (3,618) It (3,030) Uk (2,803) Talk (2,493) Fido (2,387) Es (2,360) Biz (2,203) Aol (2,164) Fj (2,087) Clari (1,651)
4,461 groups in de.*
Group ▾ Description Posts
de.alt.flame.de 1
de.alt.flame.kuchen 87
de.alt.flame.lime 1
de.alt.flamename 1
de.alt.flamme 1
de.alt.fmvxt2qka 3
de.alt.fnefz9pug 7
de.alt.fo 2
de.alt.fock 5
de.alt.folclore.computer 1
de.alt.folklore 15
de.alt.folklore.com 1
de.alt.folklore.comput 1
de.alt.folklore.computer Anekdoten ueber Computer und ihre Benutzer. 51,400
de.alt.folklore.Computer 1
de.alt.folklore.computers 4
de.alt.folklore.ddr Niemand hat die Absicht, eine Newsgroup zu errichten! 122,022
de.alt.folklore.hardware 1
de.alt.folklore.troll 3
de.alt-folklore.urban-legends 1
de.alt.folklore.urban-legends 45,531
de.alt.folklore.usenet Alte Kabalen & neue Anekdoten. 11,497
de.alt.folklore.west-berlin 223
de.alt.folklore.westberlin 9
de.alt.folkore 26
de.alt.folkore.computer 3
de.alt.folkore.usenet 1
de.alt.foto 62
de.alt.fotografie 4,440
de.alt.fotographie 191
de.alt.fquhqb 1
de.alt.frame 1
de.alt.fuqripup 4
de.alt.furry 2
de.alt.fymheb 4
de.alt.fytsoquk 5
de.alt.g 1
de.alt.ga 1
de.alt.gabel.die.die.die 1
de.alt.games 175
de.alt.games. 1
de.alt.games.computer 4
de.alt.games.h 3
de.alt.games.half-life 33,404
de.alt.games.konsolen 19,603
de.alt.games.linux 1,551
de.alt.games.misc 2
de.alt.games.pb 2
de.alt.games.pbem 10,283
de.alt.games.quake 102,011
de.alt.games.quakefido.ru.game.quake 2
de.alt.games.rpg 2
de.alt.games.schach 18,184
de.alt.games.starskipper 27
de.alt.games.trad 7
de.alt.games.tradecards 7
de.alt.games.tradecards.marketplace 10
de.alt.games.tradincards.marketplace 2
de.alt.games.tradingc 8
de.alt.games.trading-cards 27
de.alt.games.tradingcards 660
de.alt.games.tradingcards.m 1
de.alt.games.tradingcards.ma 1
de.alt.games.tradingcards.mark 1
de.alt.games.tradingcards.marketplac 3
de.alt.games.trading-cards.marketplace 1
de.alt.games.tradingcards-marketplace 1
de.alt.games.tradingcards.marketplace 11,056
de.alt.games.tradingcards.marketplace.misc 4
de.alt.games.tradingcards.masc 1
de.alt.games.trading-cards.misc 29
de.alt.games.tradingcards.misc 1,068
de.alt.games.tradingscards.misc 1
de.alt.games.tredingcards.marketplace 2
de.alt.games.tredingcards.misc 2
de.alt.games.unreal 36,030
de.alt.games.wargames 1
de.alt.gatkys 2
de.alt.gblf 17,691
de.alt.gemorpht 1
de.alt-geschichten 8
de.alt.geschichten 21,109
de.alt.gexdekor 2
de.alt.gexvo 6
de.alt.gjg92ybm 1
de.alt.glbf 4
de.alt.gothic 2
de.alt.gq5pn1 2
de.alt.gravenreuth 488
de.alt.groupiesniffer 1
de.alt.grppenkasper 1
de.alt.grunzbradeln 1
de.alt.gruppekasper 3
de.alt.gruppemkasper 1
de.alt.gruppenasper 1
de.alt.gruppencanceler 1
de.alt.gruppenchasser 1
de.alt.gruppenkaper 3
de.alt.gruppenkapser 2
de.alt.gruppenkaser 2
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