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3 Compliments Of =Purgatory BBS 3
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3 (207)-866-2399 3
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3 THE STORY OF SPAM VOLUME THREE AND A HALF AND A HALF 3
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NOTICE:
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This story has been known to confuse people quite easily
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so it is recommended that you return yourself to a
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uncomfortable position so that you will be ready for any
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shocks that you might receive reading this story. This story
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also insults Twinkies.
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And Ho-Hos.
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And Ring Dings.
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And the LipLess Wonder.
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THE STORY SO FAR:
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On a unusually boring day, Raphael Dareau, bored out of
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his skull, decided that it would be a good time to log in to
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something called NovaNET. Quite a few people say that this
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incident was not exactly the most brillant thing to let
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Raphael Dareau do, and some others say, "What possible harm
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could he have done to the natural order of things? This sort
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of thing is inevitable in any normal universe." And there is
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a guy on top of a mountain in the middle of Nepal meditating
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on this fact. He is quite unsure at this time. Anyway,
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Raphael Dareau achieved signon-ness, and logged into NovaNET
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shortly after the incident that caused the complete collapse
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of the Maine NovaNET structure. It also marked the end of
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something called the Matt Thomas era.
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In the beginning, there was NovaNET. The entire history
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of NovaNET upto the end of the Matt Thomas era was lost
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because of a tragic headon collision between a blimp and a
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submarine. Details of this incident are still classified,
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but one of the investagating officers called it "The most
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unique tragidies that has been known to mankind." However,
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unlike The Story of NovaNET, which has merged with The Story
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Of Spam, much is known about the history of Spam, from
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beginning to end. The actual history of NovaNET before the
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end of the Matt Thomas era is unfortunately held in the brain
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of the person who made the era possible. However, from the
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pieces from the wreckage of the blimp-submarine accident,
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there were bits of Nova History that was recovered.
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One day during the Matt Thomas era, The Bearded Wonder
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was playing Avatar at CAPS for the first time. Little did he
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know that one of the sinks in Neville Hall was used to
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dispose of Biological Waste. This lovely stuff when coming
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into contact with skin, caused the affected part of the body
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to fall off. The Bearded Wonder walked into this particular
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bathroom and filled the basin with water to begin washing his
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face. He started washing his face, and then noticed that
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water smelled funny. He screamed and was taken to the local
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medical facility, where he was rejected and taken to a
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chiropractor instead. The Chiropractor said that his back
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was fine, but they could not rescue his lips. By then, the
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lips had declared independence, and severed themselves from
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the Murph-Unit and joined forces with the Deb. The gangreen
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infection however, unfortunately, in The Bearded Wonder was
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cured, and afther this tramatic incident, The Bearded Wonder
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joined the Handicapped Lip Society, where he was quickly made
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President.
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All but the President part is just a theory. Even back
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those ancient days, no one really knew what happened to
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The Bearded Wonder, although the above is the most accepted
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theory. Others are:
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o The Bearded Wonder caught his lips in the windowsill,
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vices, or other type of mechanical apparatus.
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o The Bearded Wonder had gangreen of the lips.
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o He cut them off on a dare or as initiation to some
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group.
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At the near end of the Matt Thomas era, Jim Troutman
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climed Mt. Urbana and received a message from Felix, the God
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of the NovaNET machines. He gave Jim some huge tablets of
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the Commandments Of NovaNET, a waste many people said, as the
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Commandments were available in the local area in paperback.
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But Felix did not just give Jim a couple pounds of granite,
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but he also gave him a warning. There existed a creature
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called The Guardian Of The Lips which travelled with a local
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deity called the Deb. Deb was in charge of the universe
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called =maine, and Felix fortold of destruction and meyhem
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was about to be put onto the people in this universe. Jim
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did not know what to think, so he ignored it.
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Then about 4 months later, The Deb and The Guardian Of
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The Lips swooped down into =maine and began to kill signons
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left and right, causing much panic. The only true one that
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was ineffected by this action was Jim himself, for Felix gave
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him an aurora that Deb and The Lips could not penetrate and
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they kept bouncing off the aura everytime that they attacked
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Jim. However, many were not so lucky -- in fact, Felix
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laughed as The Lips chased and killed signons across the vast
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lands of =maine. And for those who did survive, life was
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just not the same. Term-Talk, otherwise known as the Tower
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Of Babble, crumbled to the ground. Other features such as
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Avatar and Talkomatic were disabled for periods of time,
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keeping people at bay during the daytime hours. Slowly, but
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surely, life in =maine began to slowly return to normal, and
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as long as Deb was happy, everyone was happy.
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Now before we make the connection between NovaNET and
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Spam, here is a few things that everyone should know about
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Spam.
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Spam had its beginnings back in 1937 when Jay Hormel,
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one of the major people of the Hormel Meat Company, found out
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that several thousand extra pounds of pork shoulder existed
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within one of their storehouses, and they had to find a quick
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solution to get rid of it in anyway before the meat rotten
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and caused a bigger mess than it already was doing. Jay
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Hormel decided that it would be a good idea to have the meat
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shipped to his secret laboratory. He took the meat and began
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to mix different products into it. A big black puff of
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smoke rose from one particular combination, and it caused
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such a flash that Jay had to look away for a second. After
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several seconds after the flash, he looked and saw a cubical
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piece of meat that took the place of all the ingrediants that
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he mixed together. Daringly, he tasted the product. It did
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taste kinda strange, but it was not beyond all hope. In
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fact, it tasted well enough that it would take care of the
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extra meat that they had rotting in storage. He then began
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to market it under Hormel luncheon meat, which many people
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decided was the dumbest name to come into existance since
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Fresca, so an emergency meeting was held to find a better
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name for the new substance. The President declared that the
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person who came up with the new name for the meat would
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receive $100. Mady people sitting at that table pondered the
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idea for a few minutes, then all of sudden, Kenneth Daigneau
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stood up, yelled out "SPAM" and ran down the hallway.
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Surprised, YET quick to adapt, the luncheon meat was forever
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dubbed with that ever-holy name and most everyone saw that it
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was good, as soon it achieved itself into its current
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definition -- A meat substance that is consumed at the rate
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of 3.8 cans per second and is sold in more thant 50
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countries. The meat was so popular that Margaret Thatcher
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ate it for Christmas dinner in 1943 and Nikita Khrishchev
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called it one of the only things to keep the Soviet Army
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alive.
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Then 50 years later, Spam had a birthday. The luncheon
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meat was featured in Minnesota and in many different ways --
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a luncheon that featured an "all you can eat" Spam Breakfast
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for $1.99. Also, there were Spam Pizzas and Spam submarine
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sandwitches (which is not what crashed into the Blimp, or was
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it?). There was also a Spam eating contest where contestants
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were times as they ate a 7-ounce can of Spam. Fingers were
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the only utensils that were allowed during the contest and
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they could only drink a 7 ounce glass of water. There was
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also a Spam sculpting contest where artist were "free" to
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express themselves. Also, this jamboree featured the Spam
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recipe contest, with live bands, and bicycle and foot races.
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Also, A Spam King and Queen were chosen.
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What kind of connection does this have with anything,
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you might ask yourself. It started with NovaNET with
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something like this.
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Laecretius, a powerful sorcerer under the control of
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Raphael Dareau, was cruising around level 14 in a NovaNET
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game called Avatar
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[UNFINISHED]
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