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1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask....
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2 ************************* INSTALLED: 9 MAY 86 *************************
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3 Welcome to BWMS (BackWater Message System) Mike Day System operator
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4 ************************************************************
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5 GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6 PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7 BWMS was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS is a privately owned
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8 and operated system which is currently open for use by the general public.
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9 No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the system is
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10 privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all messages which
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11 I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the system, it will be
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12 periodically purged of messages. (only 629 lines of data can be saved)
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13 To leave a message, type 'ENTER' and use ctrl/C or break to get out of the
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14 ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering the
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15 message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to replace
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16 the line. To exit from the system, type 'OFF' then hang up.
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17 Type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
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18 ****************************************************************
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19
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20 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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21 There are certain things one must continually ignore....
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22 Anyway...
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23 DV: Hmm. I wasn't aware that I was a twit. In fact, a few people have
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24 talked to me about how 'we can get the twits.' And old, faithful user you
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25 may be, but I would be also if my hardware were so faithful. I first called
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26 BWMS on Dec. 28, 1983 at 17:25-17:43. I have been off and on since then.
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27 I started calling myself STARPATH on Dec. 19, 1983. I went off after a
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28 (wait, that was 1984.) My modom went out , (did this take that? oh no!)
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29 (1984)... and then my modom went out. I had to wait until 8/3/85, then I
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30 went back on-line for a month and a half. Finally, I started up again in
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31 Feb. of this year. I only comment on what I see here, or I bring up
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32 something that will not offend anyone. If you have a complaint, tell it to
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33 me, don't just sit there and name call.
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34 Moshe Freinberg: I wasn't aware that Milchar was a twit, either.
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35 Delta five: Interesting, please go on with your story.
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36 All: sorry about those line feeds, but something happened and I couldn't
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37 control it.
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38 *** STARPATH ***
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39 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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40 ><><><><><><><><>><><><><><><><><><><><><><>>
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41
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42 Since Starpy didn't say anything, I feel that it is up to me to uphold our
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43 valiant Backwater traditions. For Starpaht, I write this...
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45 TOP of the morning!!!!!
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46
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47 Hoping things will be clearer, and that they shall make theyir way back to
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48 normalcy with all expeciency..
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49
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50 Alahna R. Phelps.
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51 done
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52 ( OOPS.. Been on Parrot too long)
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53 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]][]][[]][]]][]]][]]][[]][[]
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54 FOR SALE: Tandy 100/200 microfloppy disk drive in almost new condition
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55 $150. If interested leave message at 233xxxx or 646xxxx,
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56 or 6361212 for Gary Beller
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57
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58 020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202
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59 EAWF^ ]Y@ID PGN[[ NLQRW DHCIL XPDRX KNDAT FB\Y@ IATWF HCCM] RFJHC UN@PF B[SDD AYGJ[ SNMEW FNHAM DATFJ HCHLE YV\I[ TDAYV
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60 BZKDA TEB@X KNOEZ FPZKN L\PGR YKTEX PB@RC ONARV L]KLM Q\R@Z CED]Y R@[SO NPPFJ ^CPLU QWHZK NL\PC PKKCM APWDX KCNQR WDHCB
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61 MQWVF Z[SDA UGJ\[ TATEB @XSEL MPWJ\ [EDAZ FPZKS DAQV^ YCEDA WW@YK RLEZF J\Y@N ]TWHZ A@G@P FD^KT LTPFN \SONU XGFKQ @DADR
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62 @YCOM XSWHH CWLEW F\XI@ LMTFB [SGLT PFR]A AEDFP TSAGM AWVZ[ KEGHP FRYQ@ OEWWJ HCANI RR@\[ ANQTW FYSIL URB@] [INQT B@[KY
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63 DAFFJ ]SEMP PCHHC CM]RF J\QOL QRVF[ [DLUY B@\CR M]SWD XKMDA DR@Y[ ANYRP ZBPID A\V^] ILDAV WRHBL LU[FJ [A@FT PFR\Y @NQTF
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64 JHCSL EVVJH CSMAR VX[AL DADR@ ZSUNM ZB@\S INAXF JYA@N QTFJH CGNUZ GFHCO NUZB@ XKNLP FPTBI @NIRW @[CAL MRVHH CTMAR VZHCW
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65 MEZFP HCTMA RR@SA UDAPV XY[ON ITWHZ CMEXP B@RKF DA\V^ ]I@LM PV\I[ TDASV J]A@O EWWJ\ SSDAY GJ[SN MEWFN CHJAD PFF[[ RNIRV
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66 F]CLO DVB@^ KONTS WDYI@ N]RVX X[OMU RR@]C ODAVV R[SED @TFRY Q@OEW WJHCW LEWGH HCINP TR\CH JD@PE VRI@E IZFPZ KNMLU B@[KI
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67 MYRR@ ZKSDA [V^\S KMEWF NHCCM ]YGDY KCNQV GRKQ@ DA@WH HCLLU PWF]A @IDPF FXKND ARFJX [OLQR R@[KY DAQV^ YCELP PF^]K TNAZW
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68 HK@MA HPB@H CAMYR B@]SI LMRR@ ]SENI YVBWH MAHDP RBHII IWWFZ CULDP F^]KT EXFPT CHJED UD@NQ JFIHU @QQ[D @]CLR AWHH\ SLUA]
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69 02020202020202020202020202 10 May 86 01:54:52 PM 0202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202
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70 You're right, Cistop, WAIT ON seems 'cleaner' than DELAY, but it certainly seems slower! Probably better for codes, though,
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71 when it absolutely, positively has to get there intact. However, a multitude of methods is much better than a dearth! 020202
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73 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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74 What kind of computer screen is this set up for? 125 col? Hmmm...
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75 Sorry about the manner of my last message. Heres the scoop (I hate cliche's, but oh well...)
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76 aAnyway, twice now, I have hit a certain key by mistake that did that. (If it is not there now, then thank cistop for
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77 ridding us of it.) I am using an inferior modom prog. right now that wants to clear the screen instead of deleting. Sorry,
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78 Cistop, for any trouble caused. I am going to use another program from now on...
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79 *** STARPATH ***
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80 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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82 l4
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83 131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313
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84 FLPAJ IAVCJ P\ALP CRDLX PFMFN CPFXL HBHBD DDMXJ DSTCP A^AJD JACEX L[LD_ VJXZJ C\DIA ^ARXV A\ALP DVXEE FYRU[ LD_CD EAVAJ
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85 CPADG EAJDY CEAHB TCEDY AALDN JACPA IDXLD PTADE UEPA\ DPTCP DGEAI DPXDY ADOLX SLDCE DRADL AJI[\ D_GLP FRDEG NTHBP F\ADC
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86 EDPTA DLASD RA^AR DTCED YAALD MGRRU DIAYG ZZAI[ LD_VA JTCVE DPTFE DLASD YCEAD NXGRI DYAHB GEAID PXDMJ AADPT FEDEU EPA\D
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87 MJX\D [K_GL EFZTP RUDZC JYCZA [\KHB DDD_P TGEDM CJDXL RUDJU [LDVS LDVUL DVGD_ CLID\ UEARM DTC^A DCNNA EEDPX DPTFE DLASD
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88 YCEA[ \HBDD D_FDR FOADP TADZC JYCZA D\UEA RM[\\ DD_PT ADNXI AEDPT CPDFE [LD_L XPDPT ADJAM GEA[\ \DD_L XPDPT CPHBF [E_\D
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89 NCRRF LZDPT FEDEP GMMDZ CJYCZ AD\FL IDUXG [\\DD _FDIF ZJAEE [\\HB HBC_O HBDDD YUDPT ADSCU [LDDS PADCD XAXAH B
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90 13131313131313131313131313 10 May 86 01:54:52 PM 1313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313131313
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91 so I forgot something as trivial as the time... 04:56:01 PM etc.
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93 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$#
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94 Hmmm... one of tthese days I'm ll just *have* to write my L5 decoder ring.
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95 #$##$##$##$#
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96 .And Farley, to his surprise, dfound Garret instead.
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97 Few inside the organization had not heard of James Garret, NET's weapons
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98 expert. He could use anything from a Bowie knife to tsmall firearms to any
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99 type of rifle you care to name, and was good with ALL of them. Unfortunately,
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100 James had this rather distressing habit of ignoring rules just so he could
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101 use his talents as much as possible.
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102 Well, definitely not a Parity, Farley thought, but perhaps he can be useful.
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103 James stopped firing at the targets (he had put several dozen bull's-s-eyes in
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104 each one) and turned to see Farley just inside the sound-proof door, holding
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105 his hands over his ears.
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106 "Eugene! Hey, come down to squeeze off a few, did you?"
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107 James always made Farley nervous, but he was determined not to let James know
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108 it. "Nah. Came to offer you a little fun, James."
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109 James paused a bit. "Private job? Not for NET?"
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110 James would detect a lie- at least from Farley, who couldn't lie well. He
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111 answered, "Yeah. Private."
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112 James considered this., not worrying about what the 'fun' consisted of, just
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113 that NET didn't know about it. "Won't Ian be peeved?"
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114 Farley knew jexactly how to answer this. He smiled a little, and said "Yes."
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115 James broke into a grin. "Sounds swell so far. Let's go talk about it over
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116 a brew."
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117 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$# Farley #$##$##$##$# 86:05:10:06:05 #$##$#
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120
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121 Do you agent-types have a plot ready? Not to complain (I like watching codes of
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122 various levels being spat about, and reading three different stories at once,
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123 all with the same characters) But it does seem strange. Don't you think?
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126 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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127 lJust lurkin' round the place.
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128
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129 ........PENDRAGON........
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130 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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131 ______________________________JD 2446561.6365______________________________
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132 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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133 J]RVX [ALDA DRN]S EDAYW HZKLM PPFN[ [TDAP R@YSE N\PFD YKLMQ YR@IQ @N]TF R\[TM QRWFH CTM\P FBYCD DAZF^ HCTMA RR@SA UDAXG
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134 D[[GN IPVZK PMAIH GDZKN LMTW@ XKLMQ \RXHC ADASW DXKPM ATVF\ Y@NQY FB[SS MQPWH [[RD@ TGHZC ENIRR @XKRL TPF\] KMLUY F^]KS
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135 DASWD XKPMA TVF\Y @LMTF B\SSA TEFF[ [MMUW V\HCT M\PGH ZCEDA DTDSI @DXPG HZCED AFSBL APEXF PTSAG MAWVZ [KEGH FPTBJ DM\PG
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136 R[[UD AYWHZ KLMPP GNXKN NPPGH [Y@LI WWD\S ON\PG HZCED ARGDZ KVLTP S^OXM AHDPR BIPFD
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137 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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138 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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139 Good morning to all of you mothers out there, I hope you have scheduled indoor
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140 activities for the youngsters today being the third straight day of fallout over
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141 the pacific northwest. For the next few days, pretend that you're vacationing in
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142 Mexico, don't eat the food, don't drink the water, and stay out of the sun.
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143 The weathermen said it was going to rain today which tends to make me
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144 wonder... what in the he** has been falling out of the sky? It must be a pigment
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145 of my imagination. I was over at Larry's sports center today and there was a
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146 sale on lead waders which should thin the fishing crowd. Have a wonderful day,
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147 and remember the old Russian proverb, if you nuke 'em, Barri 'em.
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148
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149 ??????????????????????????????????????? bondo ???????????????????????????????????
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150 The stillness inside the small office was broken only by the howl of the wind, as it whistled and moaned through the
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151 cavernous hangar. The rain had stopped falling;the sky was clear, the air very cold. A million stars studded the inky
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152 purple sky as the shortening golden rays of the arctic sun withdrew,fingerlike, their color from the deserted airfield.
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153
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154 Five men sat on folding chairs, each glancing occasionally at the door to the communications room. Waiting. The
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155 seconds ticked by, becoming minutes, becoming quarter-hours. Waiting...
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156 Suddenly, expectedly, the door opened.The bull of a man called Delta Five emerged. The tears were dried, his compo
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157 sure regained. He was in control. He strode purposefully to the refrigerator, and, extracting a can of Budweiser,
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158 drank deeply. Stepping to the center of the room, he addressed the five waiting men.
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159 The message has been decoded. The sender, as you know, my father, is dead. He faltered, his voice choked with
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160 emotion, then quickly continued. We are all here because of one man. Leroy McKane. We thought we knew a great deal
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161 about him-and we do- but-there is one thing we didn't know. Something big. McKane had dropped out of sight after his
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162 alleged death in Oklahoma. Later a message was intercepted. From-of all places-a sausage factory in France. This led
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163 us to Central America, and to McKane. He was operating a home for 'wayward' boys. What we didn't know about is the
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164 underground fifteen million dollar research center. Lasers, gentlemen. And Masers. Big ones. Capable of bringing down
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165 an aircraft. A satellite. A missle. Star wars rechnology.
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166 An audible gasp filled the room, and Lou passed out cans of Budweiser to dry throated men.
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167 Delta continued;"This afternoon, a Soviet Ilyuhshan III cargo plane-a "civillian" plane was dispached from Leningrad
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168 to Managua, Nicaragua. The cover for this is the withdrawl of Soviet troops from Central America"
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169 "One of these lasers is ready for field testing, and is to be flown west across the Pacific, then north of Japan,
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170 and finally west into Eastern Siberia. We don't know where-possibly Yakutsk"
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171 He paused for a moment, letting it sink in, then continued. "The Pentagon can do nothing-an unarmed civilian aircraft
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172 over international waters the entire flight. *WE* can. We will. We must"
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173
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174 Parity stood up and took charge. "Delta is right. His voice rising in volume, as the howling of the Arctic wind
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175 intensified. "We have little time. I suggest we take stock-of what we have to work with, of our collective skills:
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176 Lou disappeared into the hangar and returned dragging a large chalkboard, setting it in place, and Parity began
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177 drawing lines across the surface. The others watched-murmuring in low voices, fascinated. Across the top each man
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178 was listed, and across the left side were drawn symbols-an aircraft, a round bomb with "sputtering" fuse.A gun,etc.
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179 In the square across from the scetch of the plane, and below his and Delta's name, he drew an X.
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180 "OK. Two of us can fly..."
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181 He was interrupted by Leo;George Kellermans friend. "Make that three. I flew Hueys in Nam, and for WNBC News in New
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182 York. I also speak fluent Spanish, and a little Russian..."
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183 One by one, each man revealed his useful skills, and the board was soon covered with X,s. Fellows spoke fluent
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184 Russian. Lou could fix just about anything mechanical, and was experienced in the manufacture and use of explosives.
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185 They all could handle firearms.
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186 A plan was quickly drawn up, and each man knew what to do. Parity and Fellows were in the comm room, poring over
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187 Jepsen manuals, sending comm-link messages to NET Central, enlisting aid, and printing out details to be researched.
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188 Lou was in the hangar making Plastique and from boiling gasoline and soap powder, Napalm. Leo-using hastily made
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189 stencils and spray cans, was "decorating" the old DC-3. Everyone was busy. The hours passed. No one saw the thin
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190 streak of black smoke arching across the Northern sky...
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191 To be continued. [*=*] DELTA FIVE [*=*]
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197 D@UR@ KI@VL DR@HA @DB]@ ZBPIW HPDLM I@HX[ BALY@ D@PBT HAODB YR@KY @FPPC JHAVD @PBAN PMAHD [THBC D@PDH HA@XL PDZ[[ DLUYR
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199 D@PKT CHJAF ]B@QQ YDACC BLESD ADFJ^ A@D@P KFHA@ F@PB@ HAND@ PB@HE ZATE@ SNVDX SBLIQ FDXS@ \IQFD XSBLI QFEXS BLIQF DXSBL
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200 IQFDX R]@ZB PIWHP DB[SD D@PD^ \Q@DA LF^\Q @DBYR @HBCD @PDFQ I@D@M RANPM AHD\Q SNMYW F\[SN MYWF\ [SNMY WF\[S NMYWF \[SNM
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201 YWF\[ SNMWP FPTJC YM]ZR @Z[NM ][RXH CTMAT WFHCC M]RFJ HCSNU YFJHC INLPG LYKRL IWWFY IND@P DBHAV F@RR@ ZKNLM YFJXK SLT_R
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202 @HBSM ARVJ^ QAEDP B@RSO NMTGJ XINAT EGLYJ OEDUD @NQJF IHU@Q Q[D@] CLRAW HH\SL UA]IX VERTI WJQGR JNIVH YBUBO Y]G\P S^VAC
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203 02020202020202020202020202 11 May 86 12:34:09 PM 0202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202
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205 IIWWF ZCULD ]B@UC HLTPF R[SCN IRVB\ [EDAT WFHCU MYPWL [[ILQ PVD[C EGHPD RYQ@I DPFJ] SENHP FNYKT D@UGJ \[ALI VFJJQ @NMWW
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206 J\SCL TPFL[ [RDAP PZBPI NAPVF ZYONU WG@XK CMLPG @\SOL ]YFB[ ILDA[ VJHCC M]ZVX YA@LE VGNXK YNLPG @XKCM LPGHZ CEDAV WFY[S
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207 DAQFJ YSONI RR@YK NLMYG R\CTM EWV\H HMAHD PRRKT DA[VR [CLDA ZFBZ[ EDAVV JHCAD A[VPZ KLLTP GH[Y@ L]RWH HCTMA RR@Y[ RLEXF
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208 PZKCN LPFLZ KGNUY FJYA@ M]ZWH KQ@J] RPZBP INMTF B\SED APR@[ SUMUQ FJ\Q@ M]SB@ ]CHLT PBTX[ HLEYF BX[TL UYGFJ QLDA[ VJHCD
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209 M\PF\ [[TDA YVPXK RLTPG HZCED AVF^X [ANQT V^[SS DDFPT BJIHI FPRSI QF@X@ ZBPIF LDSBM IXATE @RM@I FDZSN CHJAD ZPRLI UFXFP
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210 TBIVA DXSJN HMAHD SBLHI FDZCR CHJAD XSDBI QFTX@ ZBPIF D[PRL ITFLF PTBIQ G@DSB MAVAT E@RLQ PADXS NMHMA HDSDL HIFD[ CRCHJ
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211 ADYCH BIQFT Y@ZBP IFHZP RLIUF LFPTB IRFXD SBMIT ATE@R LQWAD XSJMH MAHDS FLHIF D[CNC HJADX SJMHI FD\C@ CHJAD XSJMP IFD[C
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212 FCHJA DXSNL HIFD[ SHCHJ ADXSN LPIFD [SDBI QE\Z@ SK@MA HDSBM YVADY CJMHM AHDSB MYYAD YCHMH MAHDS BNAPA DYCHN HMAHD SBNIQ
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213 ADYCH LPMAH DSBNI RADYC HMPMA HDSBN ISADY CHN@M AHDSB NITAD YCHLX MAHDS BNIUA DYCHM @MAHD SBNIV ADYCH LHMAH DSBNI WADYC
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214 JL@MA HDSBM IWADX SNMPM AHDSD LIWAD YCHMX MAHDS DLIXA DYCHL @MAHD SDLIY ADYCF NHMAH DSDLQ PADYC FLHMA HDSDL QQADY CFLXM
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215 AHDSD LQRAD YCFM@ MAHDS DLQSA DYCFL PMAHD SDLQU ADXSP MHMAH DSDLQ WADXS FMPMA HDSDL QXADX SFNHM AHDSD LYPAD XSLMH MAHDS
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216 DMAQA DXSHL HMAHD SDMAW ADXSH L@MAH DSDMA XADXS LMPMA HDSDM IQADX SFMXM AHDPR T[IMY QVJHC TMARR @X[OL QRR@Y COLUY R@\[E
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217 MYRB@ YSUMQ VB@NA MLITW HKA@N ]RR@X [AMXP FJ^CC MAPV\ Y[EDA RFB[K NDAWF JXKRA TE@RX KNOEZ FPZKN L\PFR [Q@ME ZB\CH JADDP
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218 RLAQD AWWJ] ANATE @ZBSP NLPFF [[UMQ RB@^K ONTPG @[CEL EYVJH COMUT WHHCT MARR@ HSNNU VFXHQ @L]YF ^]KPN LPGHZ CANPP GR[[U
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219 DAPWD YI@NU YVR[S GDAZF ^HCFM EVFXH CONUZ B@]CH LTFPT [CANM ZB@[C IMYRS ^HBOM YRR@[ [FDAZ FPYKS LTPFH XKYNL PGR[[ UD]YF
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220 JHCGM ]WF\X I@L]R WHHCA MXPDJ TZCDA YVJ\K ULUWF FYI@M EWB@] CHLUY FJHAF DAVVJ \[SAT EGJ\A @MU\R @YCIN MXFXX KYDDP DLZKL
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221 MQTV\ YY@M] ZWHHC TMARR @[CAN MZB@M IMLMT FB\Q@ LIVF^ X[KDA TWFHC OMLVB @XSUN PPFLZ KLMQT V\YY@ M]ZWH HCTMA RPZBS EMYZF
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222 R\SED @UFXZ KNLTU C^HHM AHFPS
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223 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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224 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
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225 Think: I feel more like I do now then I did before.............
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226 ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
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227 ______________________________JD 2446562.6329______________________________
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228
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229 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET
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230 SXGRI DEX\A XLADV RACEA DPARR D\ADS TCPDC RRDPT FEDNX IADFE DCYXG P[Y_H BSTUD NCL[E _PDUX GDEAL IDPTF EDEPG MMDFL DPDFE
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231 DALZR FET[Y _HBFE DFPDE XDEAN JAPDP TCPDU XGD\G EPDTF IADFP DPTGE [Y_D[ O_PTX GZTDF PDFEL [E_PH BCRRD PTCPD SARRD TFAD[
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232 YR_DF DCSCF PDUXG JDJAE VXLEA [\\\_ HBHB[ C_LXP LAPDH BHBV[ \_E[\ _DLXP DGLIA JZJXG LIDAF PTAJ[ \_HBD
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233 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET
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234
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235 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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236 LMWWD \SELM ZFR[[ NGHPD RPRMD @YCDM Y@MEY R@JSN M]ZBT HBMFD XC@HA QFL[B BHI@E ARWD\ SONHP FR[Q@ LEYGH ZKCMQ RR@XS EMEWF
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237 NHCUN MRVHH CANLP FBCHJ AEYFJ YSENI RV\X[ EEXFP UVVDX KBLEQ FBXSA LIPVD XKBK^ CHJVL PKFHE SDBYQ _LY@V LPKFH ESADD VFXKR
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238 LPPGF ]KINQ YPR@X D@TC@ ZBVCX SB\IQ NDXWB LKQFE XSB\I M@MAJ YRALY @VLPK FFMSD BYRAL Y@VLD PRX[U NIYFJ [SCOD DYWGD ]ATEL
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239 GQFEX SB\IQ NDXWB LKQFE XRZ@Z BUSDB YRALY @VOO[ FHESD BYRAL XIAES WDYKE MLDPS XOD\X FPUP^ DXWBL KQFEX SB\IQ NDXWB KHCHJ
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240 VLPKF FUS[Z Y[AL^ ]VLM[ FDMSA DDVZX KTM@D PS\OW _LFPU P^DXW BLKQF EXSB\ IQNDX WBKHC HJVLP KFHES DBY]Y LY@VL PKFHE SADDV
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241 L\SAL MZFR[ [NNLD ZWK@M AKA\I QNDXW BLKQF EXSB\ IQNDV PFPUL Y@VLP KFHES CBYRA LY@VL PKFBH INMRW PYKSA DDPVC @MAKA \IQND
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242 XWBLK QFEXS B\IQN DVPFP ULY@V LPKFH ESDBY RALY@ VLPKF BHIMU TWFXX IADJA JDWXA TELAQ FAXS@ \IPND XGBLC QFAXS LPZBS
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243 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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244 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
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245 Ada arrived at work at the usual time. She checked up the high
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246 priority operations and picked the latest progress reports on her way to
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247 her desk. She sorted out the most important and went through the
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248 connecting door to Ian's office.
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249 Odd, he wasn't in yet. He was usually hard at work by now.
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250 Wait. There's an envelope in the middle of his desk.
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251 No adress and not sealed. VERY strange she thought. Opening it
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252 she scanned the single page inside.
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253 She ran out into the outer office and unlocked a file cabinet.
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254 "Oh my God! He's got them all...."
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255 She picked up the phone and dialed. "Security. This is Ada Lovelace.
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256 ID <censored>. Condition Blue 9. Repeat Blue 9. The director's status
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257 is unknown but until further notice he is to be assumed to be an enemy
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258 agent. Termination is NOT allowed. Move it!"
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259 She dialed again and repeated the ID procedure. "Cryptography.
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260 Do you have any codes that have not been approved by Mr. Machinery yet?
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261 If so send them up & prepare to issue them as soon as the commitee makes
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262 a decision. All current codes are to be considered compromised."
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263 She drew herself together and made a final call. This call was
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264 apparently an external call as she looked up a number and attached a
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265 scrambler to the phone.
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266 "Sir, when I came in I found Mr. Machinery's resignation on his
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267 desk. He's taken all his files. He refered to them as 'insurance' in his
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268 letter."
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269 "Yes, I've notified Security and Crypto sections....."
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270 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
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271 The above occurred last week, it has been withheld pending notification
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272 of all offices and operatives. Ada Lovelace is acting director. Ian
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273 MacHinery has not been located.
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274 NET HQ out
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275 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
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276 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-
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277 It's nice to see that the NET is busily entertaining us again, but I must
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278 admit that the huge blocks of code are *very* unentertaining to those of
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279 us without the proper Capt. Crunch Code Rings...
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280 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Emu
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281 Yeah-they're up to something... Some kind of substitution using ascii instead
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282 of alphabet. 26 letters no numbers and 5 symbols... Doesn't add up. Probably
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283 a dupe code. Or gibberish... DV
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284
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285 IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC
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286 "there have been increases in comset
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287 activity all over the globe. in canada
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288 alone the increase is 940 percent,"
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289 the sweaty cryptoanalyst let his
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290 shoulders stoop. he took a drag from
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291 his roll of nicotine and snubbed it out
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292 on the desk. this recent activity had
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293 started him smoking again.
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294 coming from a pepsi machine down
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295 the hall, an analyst tried to pep him
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296 up. he spoke in an accent that could
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297 have broken flourescent rods.
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298 "these yanks don't know to 'andle
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299 'emselves. what, sportin' a huge sample
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300 o'cryptogram without paying attention
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301 to who's watchin'?"
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302 "yank twits, what if we 'ad left
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303 ultra up to them? we'd be speaking
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304 german now,"
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305 the first, overstressed analyst,
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306 relaxed suddenly. it was as if his
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307 tuxedo shirt might have split down the
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308 middle. it was time to get back to the
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309 sentrext-ii. after all, it couldn't
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310 have taken long.
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311 IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC
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312
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313 1313 PTCP[ E_EDX LADSC UDPXD EPFJD [E_A\ DGV[\ HB_\F LIDFM
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314 DFDCE ODFMD UXGDC JAD[E _CZAL NU[EY HBC_O 1313
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315 Offer still stands, even if our Fearless Leader is on holiday. 13
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316 070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707
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317 HEVFX KA@J] GUNKA @N]TF B]A@L DPFX[ [TDAW VLHCC M]RFJ KQ@IU \R@\C RM]SW DXKMD ATWFH CWM]Y FVZKN L\PFL ZKNLT PF\[[ WEXPD
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318 RHCWM ]ZVXY A@MQT VVYHM AIZF^ HCPNI WVN\S AMTVS @LQ@N QTF^] KGM@V B@]CO DAQV^ [KPLE YFJHC FNUWF F]CIM ]WGFK Q@JQT FJHCG
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319 NIPW@ ZCILM YR@XS ENQ[V JYKND AJCDR Y@LEW FHCHJ JEDTV HCWM] YFVHC FMEWF JKQ@J MTVHY KKMEQ VVHCC LEVFF ]KLLE ZF^\Q _D@XB
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320 @KI@K ERWFK A@IDS VX[A@ LQYF^ \A@LI \R@XK FNQRW DHAUG HXC@\ CMDAY V^[[N ATEFB [SDDA XFRX[ KDAZW @HCDN ITWLY INDAJ GJYKS
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321 LQPWR OY@JQ TFJ[Q @L]RW HHCAN IQVPZ KVLUY R@YCO MYRR@ YSONH PF\YK XNPPE @[[RJ MCFRT YNDA@ VHXIL ATEFX ZKKLT PGF]C ONI\R
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322 XHCWM EVFXH CRNUW B@][I NQTB@ ZKTEX PB@TC ANITW H^I@M EWB@P KLLEY VVXIL DAWWJ ]ANAT EB@HA @ZTOP
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323 07070707070707070707070707070707070707 5-12-86 07070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707
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324
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325 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1
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326 "Holy bovine excretions! Fellows, look at this." Parity handed Fellows the latest COMSET decode. Fellows' eyes
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327 traced across the thermal paper as he read the hot-off-the-press message. His look of surprise was replaced by one of
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328 disbelief as he placed the message in the destruction bin.
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329 "Resigned? Ada taking over? What in Hell is happening at HQ? We leave for a week and the place falls apart Parity."
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330 Parity sighed. Fellows was up to his old tricks. "Humor is not appreciated at the moment Fellows. This is serious.
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331 We may poke fun at Ian's expense sometimes, but he is a damn good director and he has always kept us clear of the
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332 committee's wrath. To find out he is missing, with an armload of important papers is more than a little disconcerting.
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333 Ada's got a tough job. We need HQ resources right now. This could not have happened at a worse time."
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334 "Exactly Parity." Fellows smiled and sat down next to the table that held the COMSET. "Ian's timing is rotten. He knows
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335 we are on an important mission with DV. He knows the rumors about McKane. He is the key to coordinating all the branches of
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336 NET, and NOW he has vanished. It's mighty suspicious Parity. That little voice inside me is saying 'hit the deck, because
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337 SOMETHING is about to hit the fan.'"
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338 "I know what you mean. OK, let's tell DV and the others what's up at HQ and see how they want to proceed. We have most
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339 of the information we need to carry out our plan, but, crap, we need that additional coordination!"
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340 "Let's brake the news gently. Come on, we can't sit around in the radio shack all day."
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341 "Right Fellows, right. I just hope they don't kill the messengers."
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342 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1 PARITY 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1
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343
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344
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345
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346 I SAY WE KILL THE MESSAGER. WHAT`YA THINK?
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347 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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348 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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349 HEVFX NPIIE PV\I[ SDASF R[CEN LPFB\ SEDAP VD[[U NPPFB HCCNU QFRXY @LYWV ^]A@M ]SB@P ZDDAI D^SKS DDPDT ]KSNP PBT]C HMEWF
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350 VJQ@M ]SB@] [HLEZ B@ZCE ATE@R X[ONU VFHHC DM\PG NZKTM @PGHZ CANPP FR[SF M\WB\ KQNAT E@RBJ INLPG HZCEN IRR@X I@JMH UJKZU
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351 IYIUB HCTMA PWHHB IDAQV B[Q@L ]RWHH BBHEI TRPY@ M]YB@ TBAJM ATBSA @NMWW J\SCL TPFL[ [RG\F PTBJI NPPFZ ZKGMA ZB@ZC EMQXB
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352 @][IN QTB@] CHLTP FD]KL MLPF^ YQ@NQ TFJ\[ EDAVW FY[SE XFPTB HIADX CBCHJ SCXRW
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353 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
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354 020202...
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355 NET: you know, to an outsider, all this code must be even worse than a twit attack. At least with twit entries you
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356 can ridicule the entry. All this code though is just garbage to the vast majority of users. Maybe one of the many
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357 unused boards on rtable? (I'm doubtful about the 253-xxxx number someone mentioned - when I called it a human
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358 answered). Of course, when I logoff and read the preceeding encoded message, I'll probably find this all redundant.0202
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359 ______________________________JD 2446563.6758______________________________
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360 **+**+**+**+**+ Net: Boring, very boring. If it is SO private, why don't
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361 you reach out and touch someone? **+**+**+**+**+
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362 *****
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363 IF YOU THINK THATS BAD LOOK IN THE SKY
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364
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365 PHOEBUS APOLLO
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366 --------------
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367 HEHEHEHEHEHEHE
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368
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369 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-
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370 LX[L_ DFDC\ DLXPD CEEXN FCPAI DSFPT DPTAD CZALN U[\_D FDIFI DFLDP TADVC EPHBT C^ADC DJA\X PADCE EXNFC PFXLD SFPTD \NOCL
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371 A[L_D YGPDP TCP[E _EDCL XPTAJ HBEPX JU[\_ DHBHB [C_LX PLAPD HBHBV [\_E[ \_D\U DVJA^ FXGED GVRXC IDSCE DIC\C ZAIDC DYFP[
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372 L_DLX PDYUD \UDAL NXIAD HBVJX ZJC\D PTCP[ E_EDC DJCPT AJDEF \VRFE PFNDP TFLZ[ L_DYG PDJCP TAJDY UDPTA HBGVR XCIDP XDYCN
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373 OSCPA J[\_D FPDEA A\EDP TCPDF PDNXL ^ALFA LPRUD ENJC\ YRAIH BPTAD RCEPD PSXDY RXNOE DXMDA CNTDR FLADP XDYAD XLADY RXNO[
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374 \_DF[ E_^AD JAIGN AIHB\ UDRFL ADRAL ZPTED PXD[W SV_DN TCJED STFNT DETXG RIDNG JADPT CPDRF PPRAD TFPNT [\_HB [O_FD TXVA[
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375 R_DPT FEDFE DLXPD CLDAC EUDEU EPA\D PXDGV DRXCI DPX[\ _DZJG \YRA[ \_HBD
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376 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-
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377 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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378 Art Deco: Last message lost in transit. Another sent. Also check file
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379 cabinet in back office. Plan going well.
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380 Love and kisses -- M.W.
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381 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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382 1313131313 ELCMG [LD_\ UDMCG RP[\D _ZXPD VJAMF ]AEDN JXEEA I[LHB _NTD[
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383 PAD_P XDYAD [AP\D _PCOA DLXPA DCLID ZF^AD [PAD_ CDJAE P[\HB HB_XL NADXL
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384 RFLAD CPD[A PD_F[ E_^AD EX\AD W[E_E DXLD[ GD_XM DLR[J LHB_V XEEFY RUDLR
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385 [A\D_ UAE[L D_FDE CFID[ A\HBH BFUVP WADVJ JXDC_ O[_DB 1313131313131313
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386 Ha! That oughta fix their wagons for awhile!
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387 pppppppppppppppppppppppppppplurking/wondering?ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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388 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!!
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389 OH..... YIP YIPPEE...... I THOUGHT MAYBE I COULD GO ANDD
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390 CRUISE THE BBS'S, AND *MAYBE* FIND A GOOD ONE, BUT ALL I
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391 END UP WITH IS A LOUSY STORY BOARD WITH A BAG OF FERRIES
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392 TRYING TO MAKE SOMETHIINGNG OF THEMSELVES! WHAT A DRAG...
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393
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394 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!
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395 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
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396 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!::!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!
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397 /EX
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398 Washington, D.C. Friday 02:03
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399 Once again, the same group of men filed quietly into the Oval Office. They took their places in front of the dedk.
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400 The president, seated behind the broad expanse of polished Mahogany, held a single sheet of paper in his hand. Before
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401 him lay the opened envelope stamped "EYES ONLY". His soft spoken manner, the one of public appearances and press con
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402 ferences was gone. He spoke sharply, demanding answers. "Mr. Secretary, how do you suggest we handle this?"
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403 "I suggest we do nothing. Six men-some of the best there are, are preparing to move. They can handle it. At most,
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404 we might provide a little fire power..."The president interrupted;"The Albanian?" "We don't know where he is. If any
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405 one does, it would be Parity. No doubt he has made contact. At least tried"
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406 "Anyone else?..." The meeting was over, and the statesmen filed from the room, except for the Secretary of State.
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407 It was 2:27 AM. The President picked up the yellow telephone...
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408
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409 Juneau, Alaska. Thursday. 11:27.
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410 George Kellerman had finished his work, and made his way to the hangar where Lou and Leo were wrapping up theirs.
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411 "Parity wants to see us in the office"... "We have a flight plan, and alternatives. NET has gotten us clearance direct-
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412 ly to Managua. Red Cross supplies. As we approach the airport, we drop below radar, and skim the trees East for 350
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413 miles. There is an open area where we can set down, if our intelligence is right." He paused, loking at his map.
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414 "Flying time, given our load, winds aloft, and some fine tuning by Lou, here, is 14 hours.According to NET, a half
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415 hour less than it will take the truck-that carries the Laser-to reach the airstrip. We will have a two mile hike
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416 through the jungle to the road, where we will intercept and take the vehicle."
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417 Fellows broke in;"There's been some trouble at NET. McHinery has vanished, along with some files. We don't know how
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418 that affects us, but it's too late to worry. It's time to go."
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419 The others finished their reports, the last of the supplies were loaded-which, oddly enough, included peices of wreck-
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420 age from a long dead airplane. A few minutes later, the red and white Dakota lifted off the runway, and into the night..
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421 to be continued [*=*] DELTA FIVE [*=*]
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422 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
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423 WARNING!!!!!!!!! BULLITIN FROM BBS SECURITY WATCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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424 THE FOLLOWING BBS'S ARE EITHER DOWN, DAMAGED OR ARE HAVING PROBLEMS!!
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425 NO-NAME
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426 REALM OF THE GODS, DARK REALM, APPLE WARE, BLUE PARROT, REBEL.
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427 THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE WAS LEFT ON REBEL'S SIGN OUT
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428 "CHRIS SMITH RULES THE NORTHWEST"
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429 IS BELIVED TO BE A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY FOR COMPUTER OPERATIONS AND TERRORISM
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430 TAKE APPROPRITATE ACTION. THEY WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEVEN BBS LAST YEAR. THREE ARE STILL IN JAIL. BUT OTHERS REMAIN
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431 AT LARGE.
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432 THIS IS A NET OPERATIVE INTERSERVICE REQUEST.
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433
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434 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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435 A[PO_ DFGHI ~GHJK
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436 GHJK_ GHJKI ERTY_ KL/KJ
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437 DFGHT JKLOI NMNB_ HJKA/ GHASQ RTEWD JHKNB DFSAW UYTRD FGD_L BPTAD YRAIH RXNOE LXCKJ
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438 GHFDR HJKL/ TYREG TY^RT KHADA FFYIS BETTE RTHAN REAGA NANDN ETSTI NKSTO HIGHH HEAVN
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439 NETIS NOTHI NGBUT ABUNC HOFLU NATIC WHOHA SNOTH INGEL SETOD OAFTE RSCHO OLIFT HEYHA
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440 VENOT HINGE LSETO DOWHY NOTHE LPBUD CLARK INPUS HINGD RUGSA NDBOO ZEPEN NYAND HERHU
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441 SBAND WOULD REALL YLIKE ITKLJ KLOI[GHLK7U RTEWQ HJIUY XEEFY RCEPD PSXDT DXMDA CNTDR
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442 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000YOOTT
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443 060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606
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444 The large amount of cipher is a little tedious for NET agents, too. I have
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445 a DECODER but *not* an encoder, and spend my time trying to capture what
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446 flows by. Sigh. OAh, well, at least I'll be able to read it when I'm offline.
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447 060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606
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448 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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449 Listen guys, I'm sure that I'm not alone in saying that these codes are getting
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450 rather boring to look at. It would be appreciated if you would choose another
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451 board for your cyphers, one that you could leave it in a bullitin that could be
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452 skipped by those who DO NOT want to sit there and watch junk that they can't
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453 reead without a decoder scroll past. why not try Bit Bucket (254-xxxx), Hacker
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454 Jack (653-xxxx),
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455 or one of scores of other BBS's in Portland.
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456 ........PENDRAGON RISING........
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457 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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458 To: Whom it may concern
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459 ******* YIPPPEEE!!!!!*********
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460 I got the DP job!!!!!
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461 Details Sat (hopefully I'll be at the meeting)
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462 ______________________Leonard_JD 2446564.5176______________________________
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463
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464 :left one job, and into the frying pan, good luck: :theus:
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465
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466 :oops, mixed my metaphor:
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467 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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468 IREAL LYHAT EHAVI NG TODEC IFERA MESSA GEWHE NITRY TOREA DIT.
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469 (Take a look at that for a minute..
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470 *** STARPATH ***
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471 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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472
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473
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474 (00-you got it!!!!)
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475 TTHTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
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476 SORRYS ABOUT MY LONG ABSENCE, I HAVEN'T BEEN ON BW FOR A WHILE
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477 INFA FACT, SEEINGS HOW I GO BACK TO JANUARY 1984, I HAVE BEEN A LOYAL
|
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478 USER OF THIS SYSTEM ALMOST AS LONG AS A LOT OF YOU OUT THERE.
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479 IT HAS BEEN GREAT READING THE NEW PEOPLE SINCE MY LAST VISIT....HMMMM
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480 LET'S SEE,....THAT WOULD BE AROUND TEN MONTHS AGO I THINK.
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481 WHAT IS REALLY SAD IS THAT OF ALL THE TERM PROGRAMS TO USE ON MY VISIT
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482 BACK, I PICKED A MOST IDIOTIC COLOR BOARD TERM PROGRAM THAT DOESN'T EV
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483 EVEN ALLOW ONE TO SEND CAPITAL LETTERS, SORT OF MAKES ME LOOK SEMI-
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484 MONGOLOID. FOR ANY OF YOU OUT THERE THAT REMEMBERS THOR, HELLO TO YOU
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485 YOU AND KEEP UP THE GOOD STORIES AND ENTRIES. IF ANY OF YOU '09'OL
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486 'OLD TIMERS' ARE OUT THERE, HOW ABOUT FILLING ME IN ON WHAT HAPPENED
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487 TO THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS[:'Q', GALLIFREY,TANIS, HORIZON, M.A.D.,ELECTR
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488 ELECTRIC ARC AND BEE COLOR?
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489 I REALIZE THAT I HAVE SORT OF A 'RIP VAN WINDKLE' USER BUT COULD
|
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490 THEY HAVE ALL DISAPPEARED SO AUQUICKLY? THERE WERE SOME GREAT
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491 WRITERS ON THOSE PBOARDS AND I MISS SEEING THEIR PROSE AND PENS.
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492 IF KATHYD (ADAKA:COOKIE CORUMBLER) IS ALIVE AND WELL, THOR SAYS
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493 A SPECIAL HELLO AND ASK WHERE HE CAN VISIT TO READ THOSE GREAT
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494 TALES.
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495 WELL, I WIL L GIVE UP THIS TIME SLOT TO THOSE OF NEED
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496 AND BID FAREWELL FOR A DAY OR SO.
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497 HOPE TO SEE A LOT MORE E-N-G-L-SI-S-H ON THIS BOARD AS I ALSO
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498 HAVE LOST MY 'CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT' DECODER RING AND FEEL MORE
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499 THAN LOST WHEN THE SCRIBBLE SCROLLS BUP MY SCREEN.
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500 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHROORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
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501 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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502 TO THOR:
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503 ALL THE SYSTEMS YOU SPECIFIED ARE DOWN. TRY BLUE PARROT AND ALHAMBRA
|
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504 FOR A LIST OF CURRENT BBS'S. BIT BUCKET HAS CHANGED TO UNIX SYSTEM.
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505 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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506
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507 AND YES, DITTO RE THE CODE GROUPS. REALLY BORING, GUYS, SORTA, WELL,
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508 SELF-FLAGELLATION OF AN ELECTRONIC SORT. ARE YOU *STILL* ONLY BREATHING
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509 HARD??????????
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510
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511 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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512
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513 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$#
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514 It didn't take long for Farley to notice his COMSET was madly flashing a
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515 "transmission received" signal light, once he returned to his carith James.
|
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516 He quickly tapped a sequence of keys, and stepped back as the COMSET spewed
|
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517 forth with page upon page of communincations.
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518 Both agents were puzzled. This much code traffic meant trouble, a lot of it-
|
|||
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519 what? Eugene sifted through the growing stack of thermal paper.
|
|||
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520 'NET agents not otherwise assigned are to report to....for new orders
|
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521 concerning the search for Mr. MacHinery...'
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522 James emitted a low whistle, paused, then laughed. "Guess Ian won't be
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523 peeved anymore, ay, Farley?"
|
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524 Farley wasn't in a laughing mood. AGAIN his dream must wait... a little more.
|
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525 At first opprotunity, though-
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526 "C'mon, Eugene, let's go. We've gotta report in."
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527 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$# Farley #$##$##$##$## 86:05:13:10:13 #$##$#
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528 :::::::::::::::O O:::::::::05/13:::::::::::::::::22:47:::::::O O:::::::::::::::
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529 Congrats, Leonard! Having gone from production to programming myself, I can
|
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530 appreciate your excitement. Does this mean you are no longer an assembly-line
|
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531 flunky, but a full-fledged MS-DOSser? (This is the job you had part time a
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532 while back, right?) Imagine - if there is also a corresponing raise in pay,
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533 you can join the real world and get something ibm compatible! (T1000/1200,
|
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534 of course :-) ). [then you could use SQ/UNSQ / ARC ]. Anyway, way to go.
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535 ::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::voyeur:::::::::::::::::::O O::::::::::::::::
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536 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
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537 Art Deco: Message received. Offer tendered to MacHinery. Bullion
|
|||
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538 enroute from Zurich. Security provided by a flatfoot known as Salazar.
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539 The gnome says all systems are green.
|
|||
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540 Love and Kisses, M.W.
|
|||
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541 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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542 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
|
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|
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543 For a moment I thought I recognized an old message sender. If so, my warmest
|
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544 greetings and salutations. If anyone can leave me a note with bbs phone
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545 numbers of the boards mentioned, I would be much appreciated. I am very
|
|||
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546 much interested in the type of boards that allow line entries for common
|
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547 storyline and message bases.
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548 THOR hopes that the 'Cookie Crumbler' is happy and well!
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549 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
|
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|
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550 /exit
|
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551 04040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404
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552
|
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553 WHEBT RHSRR FKD[F WSVKT ENSCU OFMAE DBSHT WHANW /FNAR GJTHW AMTUI [FMDR
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554 EHSNN TJWAB TOHJW QBZVP _IENS THENA THEKS VNR[H QHABF THETH WHSO_ [G/FW
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555
|
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556 /PP/P [WJEN SNFTU PEJAS VHESU THONA WGFFT SJRDF DNSTH TKKOG _WM[F JANTQ
|
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557
|
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558 SHIFT ONECH [FETT/ EHBST TKIAE THIIN NINTH E[]DK (CAN'T ) DLRP/ WFOCP
|
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559
|
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560 WNFTO WHTDT HOQBX GNSGO EJSNO TNZCQ //_SD ANXKO XKOAN ]CKW/ DNTHI UDNWA
|
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|
561
|
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|
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562 SNDTH YJIIQ EHSBT YHILA FR/_W [SMYY.
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|
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563 0606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606006
|
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|
|
564
|
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|
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565 SHIFT ONE// SNFTH ANDRG HKSEF TGMSF SNFRE E_BSD EHTNS VNET[ ANDRR WHABF
|
|||
|
|
566 WGABS ANDRJ FIDNF HKABC CHDBR SBHSR VBERT SBAHT SHVOT PANFH SBFHE SNDUR
|
|||
|
|
567
|
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|
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568 09090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909
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|
|
569 040404040404040404040-real
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|
570 Agent 04 has never been succesfully de-commissioned, and the code above is
|
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|
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571 not from me. Shift one// my [expletive deleted]
|
|||
|
|
572 040404040404040404040-real[clasic?]
|
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|
|
573 *********************************************************************
|
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|
|
574 Leonard: Congrates! I hope it is as enjoyable as you express.
|
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|
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575 *************************** CM **************************************
|
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|
|
576
|
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|
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577 Luck to you, Leonard. <Me-o-My>
|
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|
|
578
|
|||
|
|
579
|
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|
|
580 Thor, the number of some story type BBS's are:
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|
|
581 Blue Parrot: 253-xxxx
|
|||
|
|
582 The Dark Realm: 297-xxxx
|
|||
|
|
583 Both are 300/1200 baud.
|
|||
|
|
584 <*><*><*><*><*>
|
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|
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585 / / / / /
|
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|
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586 Short border today. Does anyone ever read db? If so, say something! Hm....
|
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|
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587 *** STARPATH ***
|
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|
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588 / / / / /
|
|||
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|
589 "Something!"
|
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|
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590 OK, "Something" from me too!
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