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<20><><EFBFBD> CYBER_PHUCK MAGAZINE ISSUE THREE <20><><EFBFBD>
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This is issue three of CYBER_PHUCK Magazine. I hope you enjoy it.
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1. Who Was Jack Kerouac?
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2. Kids threatened at gun point for accessing computers at
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University of Cincinnati. Is McCarthyism dead? NOT!
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3. Stun Gun Fencing Is Answer To Urban Gang Violence.
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4. One DOS Command Makes Incompetent Bastards Shit Pants
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(and the word "lamer" has been retired for better term)
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WHO WAS JACK KEROUAC
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Jack Kerouac was a drifter of heart. He was the voice of a generation
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during the 1950's. But he was no Ozzie & Harriet, no phucking Fonzie
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or Richie Cunningham especially. He was the anti-christ of what the
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establishment was selling during the fifties! He was apple pie as any
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American, but better. He was real. He was Jazz, red hot and cool. He
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was hitchiking and joy riding across the old 2 lane highways in beat up
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cars with whoever he happened to meet. He was cheap whiskey and white
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and brave enough to goto the "negro" road houses where the music was
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real. To smoke "tea" (reefer) and make love to Mexican girls. And to
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remain faithful to his foolish friends, and a slave to no one woman.
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When you see an old movie, where hip cats, dressed in black, with
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evil looking "ghotie" beards, and dark sunglasses in candle lit bars
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and coffee houses, groove, stoned on benzidrene and cheap Mexican "tea"
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you should think of Jack Kerouac. Think of far out poetry, and a young
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girl with large breasts and tight pants, beating the rhythm's of poetry
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on the bongo drums behind the angry, depressed, and motivated, poet.
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Bleeding his ideas, and feelings into the smoke filled halls, as the
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poetry lovers snap their fingers with appreciation. Appreciation of "it".
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Jack Kerouac. Poet and Writer of "The Road"
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TANGIER POEM (1957) By Jack Kerouac
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Your father spurted you out in perfect ghost-form
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All you gotta do is die
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All you gotta do is fly.
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If your father's name is Dedalus
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how can you be Icarus?
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WOMAN by Jack Kerouac
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A woman is beautiful
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but
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you have to swing
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and swing and swing
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and swing like
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a handkerchief in the
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wind
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POIM by Jack Kerouac
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Walking on Water
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Nothing Ever Happend
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Not Ever Happening
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True Story
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Old Story
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New Story
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Old & New
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Holy Boloney
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Holy Cow
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Holy Cat
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Wow
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Whatever
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To The Feast
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Story Book
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Book
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Story Words
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"Anyway, It Happened"
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Nothing Happened
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Everybody Invited
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If you want to learn more. Look for his books of poems or "The Road" in
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paperback or on Audio Cassette narrated by David Carradine (kung fu dude).
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The current movie "I married an axe murderer" is very funny and has
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several scenes of poets and coffee houses that are very reflective
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of the "scene" "where it was AT". Discover what it was about those
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bad boys of the fifties in black & white that made those big breasted
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blondes drip all over themselves!
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KIDS HAVE GUNS POINTED AT HEADS BY POLICE FOR ACCESSING COMPUTER
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The newslines tell me that UC is at it again. Busting kids who
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illegally access their computers over the phone lines. And damnit, if
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stray dogs in the neighborhood haven't been walking into my house through
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the backdoor and stealing food out of my fridge and making a mess. I mean
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I know the back door is busted and won't keep the stray dogs out, and my
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friends have told me how to fix my back door to keep the dogs out, but well
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those damn dogs should just stay out and I'm just going to have to get the
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FBI to arrest them!
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The story about the dogs is pretty close to the logic behind UC
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busting kids who break into the computers at UC over the phone lines. UC
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computer administrators have been told, by some of the hackers themselves,
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who have been asking over the phone to access the systems LEGALLY, exactly
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what the security holes are, and how to fix them. But for whatever reasons,
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be it incompetency at UC, or an attempt to have a reliable and believable
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source of blame when UC messes-up, the computer administrators at UC have
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decided that it's "Better to shoot the nearest thirsty dog, than patch the
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hole in the water bucket" even when they know there's a hole, and have
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been told how to patch it.
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The worst part is that I've heard that these UC guys are not even
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native born Americans and their word alone is powerful enough to force the
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police to point a gun at the head of another human being!
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It looks to me that our Information Superhighway traffic is being directed
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by a bunch of near-sighted foreigners. Orientals so nearsighted that they
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terrorize the entire state when they drive to the corner store. I've heard
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about pressure being put on Chinese people by the Chinese government to
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provide the Chinese government with secret government and corporate
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information from the US in exchange for visas; that they are reminded to
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remember "that their family still lives in China".
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What the kids did by accessing UC's internet links, was illegal
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and wrong. What the system administrators did in busting them and not
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keeping their system more secure, and then blaming the kids, and wasting
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tax payer money so the government can spend tens of thousands of dollars
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busting teenagers, makes me sick. ..next time those dogs come in my broken
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back door, I'm going to call the cops ... fuck fixing the door!
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And if teenagers can break into the computers so easily, what about
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a real corporate or government spy? I think these kids who are wacky enough
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to break into computer systems and networks are the only reasons that morons
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in business and education have installed any security at all. I wish
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these kids wouldn't do stuff that gets them in trouble, but I'm glad somebody
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is doing it. And the UC folks pointing their fingers at the computer hackers
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need to take a good long educational look in their own mirror. And we, as
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law abiding computer hobbyists, need to take the responsibility to remind
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the public and the news-people, just what the REAL story is.
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Tom Line
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Hamilton, Ohio
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"Fuck patching the holes in the water bucket... let's just shoot
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the nearest thirsty american imperialistic dog (kid) !"
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Please call your local newspaper and ask them why highly degreed,
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highly paid professionals can't keep a bunch of teenagers out. "Are they
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incompetent or what?" What if a real hacker got in there? I think the
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Univeristy fucked up and is blaming the kids to cover their own incompetent
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asses! The media never hears from Hackers. They only from incompetent
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bastards covering their own mistakes and from crazy misinformed parents.
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Why don't they print the REAL story for a change.
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STUN GUN FENCING
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I've been hearing recently about gangs of youths, tired of watching
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their friend die from gun shots, trying to resolve disputes with rival gang
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members in less violent ways. Well the youths in one midwestern town, have
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been reviving, with amazing success, the midevil art of dueling, or fencing,
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but with a techno twist. Instead of using swords or pistols or knifes,
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they use electricity. Thirty Five Thousand Volts of Electricity! It might
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knock you on your ass, but you live to tell the tail.
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Each gang selects a skilled agile fighter to be their "popper". He
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is called this because stun guns make a loud poping sound when they are
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triggered. The gangs meet on neutral turf, and a large circle of cars and
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people surrounds the young men and the action begins. There are no special
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rules except that the fighters must not be aided by anybody. Poppers
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usually wear tough blue jeans and boots to kick with, but special clothing,
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even thick clothing doesn't seem to offer any defense against 35,000 volts
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of electricity out of a stun gun anyway. Very often though poppers sometimes
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wrap and tape jackets or other pieces of clothing thickly around their free
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arm to use for defense to ward off blows with the opponents stun gun.
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Some fighters now perfer the large models of stun guns available
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which are up to two feet long with 1 foot shocking surfaces. These are
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wielded with two hands like a small sword would be. Occasionally one
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stun gun comes in contact with another while discharging causing one of
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the guns to fail. Some of the duels only delay deadly violence while
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many have prevented deadly drive by style combat. The social interaction
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during the duels seems to ease tensions somehow, seeing people face to
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face instead of out of a car window or off a porch at a distance.
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No doubt this isn't the answer. But getting shocked with 35,000
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volts seems to have made some of these young gang members look at things in
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a different way. Eat this homie :)
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SIMPLE DOS COMMAND MAKES INCOMPETENT BASTARDS SHIT PANTS!
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During this year, it was decided that the word "lamer" so often
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used be changed. Many associates of DAMAGE INCorporated have voiced
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concerns that the word "lamer" sounds like it had it's origins on a play
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ground of 5th graders before the word "pussie" came into popularity.
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For now on all DAMAGE INCorporated members have agreed to replace
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the use of the word "lamer" with the following term "incompetent bastard".
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Where it was once fashionable to call somebody a "lamer" we feel that
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it is more descriptive and much more powerful to use the words "Incompetent
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Bastard".
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Example: "Na na-na-na he's a lamer lamer lamer lamer !!!"
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"Hey you INCOMPETENT BASTARD...I'm gonna fucking KILL YOU!
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you 'FUCK'!"
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Now for the command to make the Incompetent Bastards at your
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local school, computer store, radio shack (talk about incompetent bastards!)
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etc, shit their Incompetent Bastard Pants.
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C:> mode bw40
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It's simple and if you can't figure out what it does, maybe
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you should look in the mirror yourself.
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I hope you enjoyed issue three of CYBER_PHUCK Magazine. If you have
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questions, comments, suggestions, contributions -monitary or literary-
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send 'em to the head chef at tline@iac.net or call the Cyber BBS
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at 513-863-0447.
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Tom Line
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Head Chef
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tline@iac.net
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cyber bbs 513-863-0447 USA
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