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Note: near the end of this disk, the text starts to get damaged somewhat.
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I didn't notice it at the time, but it was the beginnings of a memory chip
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failing in the Sanyo. I didn't ctach it until several disks later when
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there was a complete failure.
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NUMBER OF LINES: 999
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001=Usr:0 Null User 07/08/87 00:40 Msg:0 Call:0 Lines:19
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1$If you are in need of help, you need but ask...
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2$************************* INSTALLED: 5 MAY 88 ****************************
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3$Welcome to BWMS II (BackWater Message System II) Mike Day System operator
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4$**************************************************************************
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5$GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS II IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6$ PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7$BWMS II was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS II is a privately
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8$owned and operated system which is currently open for use by the general
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9$public. No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the
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10$system is privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all
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11$messages which I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the
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12$system, it will be periodically purged of messages (only 999 lines of data
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13$can be saved). To leave a message, type 'ENTER'. Use ctrl/C to get out
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14$the ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering
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15$the message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to
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16$replace the line. To exit from the system, type 'BYE' 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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002=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 06/05/88 23:03 Msg:1611 Call:10001308 Lines:10
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20 The Big Bang Theory:
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21 Imagine that you are an ant on a sponge. Suddenly the sponge explodes.
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22 As each piece flies apart from every other peice, all the pieces are
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23 equally far away from one another. The pieces farthest away are are going
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24 faster than you are. One day every piece of sponge except us will will be
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25 out of sight. Too late then to wish we had been on a faster piece of
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26 sponge. This is the Big Bang Theory. Before the big bang we must imagine
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27 a glowing ball of something, without any edges. This is the ball which,
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28 by a process not understood, turned into a sponge.
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29 *************************************************************************
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003=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/06/88 00:14 Msg:1612 Call:10001310 Lines:19
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30 @*%@_)#*@)#_*%!_)@%*@)~%)@+#_%)@_+%*~+)_#@~_@_+%*_#@&%*@_*^_@%*~_#@%*@~_)%*~@)*
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31
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32 Cultist? Yes, in a way, but a cultist of a different color. I do not consider
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33 myself a Jonsian-styled cultist. Because of this, I always run a chemical
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34 analysis on any koolaid I might be offered. A love of music and art might be
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35 considered a cult - a cult of a mindset steeped in expression and presentation.
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36
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37 Life is like a sine wave of varying amplitude and frequency. The peaks and
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38 valleys are composed of different heights and depths, and the distance from
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39 the minima/maxima of valley/peak is also in constant flux. Always changing,
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40 up and down, our lives and our life flows always forward. One day feels
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41 greater than the next. Next week brings utter despair and the accompanying
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42 depths. The slope is forever changing. The derivatives of the line that
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43 traces this path must always be recalculated.
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44 Life might be a cult. We put so much energy into it. We give up everything
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45 for it. We put all our hopes and dreams on it. And if we lose those hopes
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46 and dreams, we might as well drink fully of that tainted liquid despair.
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48 *%$#@*%_)@*%@_#)@%)_#%*@_)#*%@#_)%* L'homme sans Parity *%#_@*%@_#%*!_*%!_)%*_
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004=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/06/88 00:33 Msg:1613 Call:10001312 Lines:19
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50 Yahoo(ts)! More dis space!
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51
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52 Addiction - and Cults. Put the two together, shaken, not stirred, and
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53 you end up with a Cult of Addiction. Shades of THX 1138! Is there really
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54 addiction to anything? Or is every redundent habit an addiction, an
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55 affliction, a rash that we dig, groovy huh? Cults are addictions to
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56 religion, maybe. But I know one thing; Cults were never my strong
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57 point. Why should I listen to other people about how to screw up my
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58 life more effectively than I ever could do for myself? My brain would
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59 be mush before I would consider shaving my head for starving children and
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60 taking money to feed my Zen Master in a New York High-Rise. Let me
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61 make my own victories, and my own mistakes. And if I don't learn from
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62 my mistakes, then I guess I'll just have to suffer. Or do I still impact
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63 everyone around me if I make a mistake? Zounds, my mind is wandering!
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64 (Would someone please kick this boob in the mental arse dept.?)
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65
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66 H.C.
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67 ---{ Fifty-One big rhinos, all in a row }--------------------
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005=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/06/88 08:39 Msg:1614 Call:10001320 Lines:21
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68 --=-=--==-=------=-======-=--------========-=-----------=-=====-=--------==-
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69 Hgbrd,
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70 Your a Guru, your mind is suposed to wander. Pretty profound wisdom your
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71 dishing out though.
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72
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73 That 'Big Bang' theory was totaly wrong...were not on a piece of sponge and
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74 not all of us are ants.
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76 NOITARTSIGER EZIRP SUNOB (Mystical words!)
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77 "Zod will no longer exist!"
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78 woldn't that be great! A disk without him. I might miss him a little
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79 though.
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81 HAVE A DAY FILLED WITH BAD RIDDENS! O O
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82 LB\__/ \__/
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83 oo GIP
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84 WIF
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85 WAG
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86 TTR
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87
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88 --=-=-=--==--{-=-=-====-=--=-----=====-------===-----=-=======-------=-=-=-=
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006=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/06/88 09:22 Msg:1615 Call:10001322 Lines:10
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89
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90 !@#(*_)(@#*$(_)(*(#@&*$#)!(*_(@#!$*^(*_)(@!#&(_)(@*#$*&_()!#$_)(@!&#_!_)!(@#$&
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92 (This, by the way, is MY border)
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94 HC - lovely name. Does it mean anything or did you just like the sound?
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96 Does the word Limpopo ring a bell with anyone?
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98 !@#^*)*(&@#&)(*@#&Y&)*)(@*$&*(+!)_@#*&&$$*#@)#($&*_)(#@!$ - MINE - !_)(@#&$_(#*
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007=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/06/88 15:33 Msg:1616 Call:10001335 Lines:7
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99 ---======--=-======------=====---=-========-------=-=---------======-----===
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100 The great grey greasy green Limpopo river.
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102 LB \__/
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103 oo GIP
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104 Prophet Extrordinare
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105 -=-=-{-=-===-=-=-=-===---==-======--=----======--==-======--------==------==
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008=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/06/88 17:03 Msg:1617 Call:10001340 Lines:8
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106 OOOHHHH My head....
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108 HEY! where am i ????
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109
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110 the last thing i remember is driving on a country road last night
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111 then a bright flash of light... and now i'm here.
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112 SO... just where is here??
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113 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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009=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/06/88 17:20 Msg:1618 Call:10001342 Lines:17
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114 **%$#)_%*#$_)%*#$_)^*&#)$^*)_*@#)$(@!+)$@#_$*@#_)%*_$(*)_@($@_+$(@)!$*(@_#(@#_$
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115 Stray Cat : I will not enter in to any sort of border conflict, but I will
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116 point out a couple things: I have been using this random sequence of characters
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117 from the top row of the keyboard since approximately 1984. As the keeper of the
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118 BW archives, it is my business to track such important event sequences in BW
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119 history. Secondly, one of the reasons I chose such a border is that NO ONE
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120 can lay claim to a random sequence of alpha characters. It changes every time,
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121 an ever mutating boundary that signifies a beginning and an end. Like the
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122 wind and the land and the sky, it can be owned by no one, and used by all.
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123 You are the first person to ever claim it as solely (ie MY) their own. I
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124 think there are enough permutations to go around for us all. I will continue
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125 to utilize the wonders of random muscular exertions on the keyboard, as I
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126 have been doing for the past four years. I believe the phrase is "let your
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127 fingers do the walking!"
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128 %*#@_%)@*#%)_@*%_)(!$_+@!($_)%&*%$# L'homme sans Parity *$#@_*%_~*#)!*$_!*!_*)!
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129@
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010=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/06/88 18:53 Msg:1619 Call:10001345 Lines:11
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131
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132 I guess I was rude (as usual). But I hadn't, in my limited experience with
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133 these things, seen (that I KNOW of) this particular border. I saw something
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134 like it on THE WALL, but I believe that was afterwards. I used it because of
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135 your perfect timing with the "car-tunes" in the HOW THE FUNNIES GET AWAY WITH
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136 IT, which was right before I nearly got kicked off of here for swearing.
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138 !_@(#*_($&*_)+_)*#&)+_)(((+@_)#$^Y*(@^#$)+_)*#&*$#Y+_+_)#I$&_*#@%!@#)(#$^@#)$(
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140 First person ever, huh?
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011=Usr:447 General Zod 06/06/88 19:42 Msg:1620 Call:10001346 Lines:14
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142 <><><><><><<><><<><><<><<><<>>
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143@THIS ISGEERAL ZD
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144 THIS IS GENERAL ZOD.
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145 A disk without me? Never. I see
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146 that I need to make my presence known
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147 lest you forget who I am. I have
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148@been off making GREAT preperations
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149 been off making GREAT preparations
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150 for the take over of your world.
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151 Fear, for the dawn of the order of
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152 ZOD comes. And ZOD shall rule over
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153 all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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154 <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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012=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 06/06/88 20:03 Msg:1621 Call:10001347 Lines:3
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156 Somebody just had to go and mention Sots name.
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157 Bleah!
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158
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013=Usr:283 KEVIN CONNELL 06/06/88 20:49 Msg:1622 Call:10001349 Lines:12
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159 <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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160 THIS IS GENERAL ZOD.
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161 I see you mortals are trying to fight
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162 me. I have the power to crush you all
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163 but have no more will and determinatio
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164 n and therefore, give up the rule of
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165 the planet to Lord Beaker, Prophet
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166 Extrodanairre. May Zod come down and
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167 rule the universe, Good bye for now!
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168 ZOD will rule forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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169 <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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170
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014=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/06/88 21:02 Msg:1623 Call:10001350 Lines:23
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172 Thats more like it. (I question the validity of the statement.) But it
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173 sounds nice! How bout' a story. It's not finnished but It wouldn't all fit
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174 in at once any way.
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177 Link-Up
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179 Johnathen looked across the table to his brother Mark. He could see
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180 the all too visible blue veins on his face, the tatoo they formed on his
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181 pale skin. "Are you ready?" He spoke softly as though afraid a loud noise
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182 would harm his brother.
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183 "I'm always ready.", Mark replied. "In there I'm still alive, out here
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184 I'm already dead." He brushed a few strands of blond hair out of his eyes
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185 and began to adjust himself in his chair. He had to get comfortable incase
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186 this was one of those long breaks. Sometimes theey had to use a real slow
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187 siphon so no one would notice the vanishing data.
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190 OOPS, gota go!
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191 LB\__/
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192 oo
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193 --------===-=-=-=-=---=--{=-=--=-==============-----------============------
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015=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/06/88 21:40 Msg:1624 Call:10001353 Lines:9
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194 The Return Of Phoenix II....
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195 L'home, are you also a culest of unknow origin? Things get shaky when people
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196 start speaking in toungs, especially unknown toungs....
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198 Lord Beaker, int'resting.
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199
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200 Sod, Therrpppt!!!!! Who is trying to opose you? We're just ignoring you.
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201 all for now
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202 ^C
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016=Usr:283 KEVIN CONNELL 06/06/88 23:42 Msg:1625 Call:10001360 Lines:9
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203 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@kev c.###################################
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204 Lord Beaker
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205 what do you question?
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206 who wrote it,
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207 his honesty
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208 whether or not he meant it?
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209 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@#################################
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017=Usr:272 Talos 06/07/88 00:30 Msg:1626 Call:10001362 Lines:6
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212 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
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213 I still can't believe Col. COD is still fishing arond here for a strike.
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214 This guy really stinks ya know? At any rate, Talos Valheru is among you
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215 should you require my services (Remember two wrongs don't make a right,
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216 three rights make a left.)
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217 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
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018=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/07/88 03:43 Msg:1627 Call:10001364 Lines:30
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218
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219 ---{ Zod is my favorite Fnord. }------------------------------------------
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221 HC - Hagbard Celine, Illuminoid (and Paranoid) and (in)sane Pending Guru.
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222
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223 Just when you thought it was safe, along comes a Generic Zit, covering us
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224 like teen-age acne. But he has fled, with his almight Army of One. A pox
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225 I place upon him; may his fingers break like popsicle sticks. But I vex myself
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226 too much. Or is it him?
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227
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228 Say, could someone help me wit(in)sanity and the definition thereof? I
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229 always find that sanity is linked to a shared belief (usually a fiction called
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230 a Society). Which reminds me, societies are simply large tribes. The world
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231 has still yet to advance from the "Tribal Stage" of boundry, property, and
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232 other games of war & finance...
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233 Lord Beaker, I ask some help from you too;
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234 WIF; WAG; TTR; what are these? Your (Pending)GURU kindly asks for
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235 your assistence... (ever notice how this system seems to drop characters?)
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236
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237 Also, your story is off to a good start - please finish! (An Epic in the
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238 making?)
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239 Hagbard Celine (Pending) GURU(ship)
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240
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241 "What is Bhudda?" the apprentice asked.
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242 "Five pounds of Flax" the master answered.
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243 The apprentice was both vexed and happy at this new-found knowledge...
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244
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245 ---{ Your own prose awaits you. Mine just isn't here tonight. }-----------
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246 ---{ Maybe my sine waves are not in sync... hummm... :-) }---------------
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019=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/07/88 09:04 Msg:1628 Call:10001368 Lines:35
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248 -------------========================------------------------===============
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249 Link-Up
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252 John reached towards a small machine in the center of the table. It
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253 looked like a futuristic tape player. He flipped a little switch on its
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254 side and waited while it warmed up, a small red light on its side blinked to
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255 warn against premature use. This was there connection to the databanks of
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256 the world. One need only put on the headset and be sent to a computer
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257 representation of the entire International Data Transfer System. John and
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258 Mark stole from this system. It was the only way they could live.
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259 The red warm up light kept blinking on and off, on and off. It lulled
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260 John into a small trance, calling up repressed thoughts from his
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261 subconscious. He began mantaly talking to himself. Marks getting to weak
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262 for this, he thought. I should take care of him, not kill him. Who knows
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263 what a mental shock could do to him. Johns Mother had made him promise to
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264 watch over Mark before she had died. She didn't know that the boys had used
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265 up most of her estate to try and keep her alive.
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266 "John!", Mark yelled. "Yo John, are you there?!"
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267 "Huh...Oh sorry, I didn't hear you." John said. "What did you say?"
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268 Mark shot an evil look across the table. "The Link-Up is ready!"
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269
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271 _________________Gotta go! Wish I had time to write more at once!
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273 Hgbrd, you want to bea good Guru you should figure it out for yourself.
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274 I'll tell you if you get it right.
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277 LB\__/
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278 oo GIP
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279 WIF
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280 WAG
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281 TTR
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282 -{-=-=======-=-------===========--------===-=--=-=-=------------====--==--==
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020=Usr:283 KEVIN CONNELL 06/07/88 17:25 Msg:1629 Call:10001378 Lines:24
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283 @###############################################VVV##################
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285 HELLO?
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286 ATDT 230xxxx
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288 CONNECT
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290 Command:ON283
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291 Password:..........
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293 Welcome, KEVICONNELL
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295 141
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297 Command:li 141,
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298 ^[ Enter filename to send:a:Dragon.TXT
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299 Enter Protocol:N
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300 Press any key to begin:
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021=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/07/88 17:32 Msg:1630 Call:10001379 Lines:2
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307 What the heck was dat?
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308 ^C
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022=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/08/88 01:11 Msg:1632 Call:10001393 Lines:21
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309
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310 ---{ Telemachus Sneezed. }---------------------------------------------
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312 Lord Beaker,
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313 GIP - God in Pending (you were kind enough to leave that one)
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314 WIF/WOF - Still pondering
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315 WAG - With a Guru? (Appears only after my request.)
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316 TTR - Still pondering, relatively new...
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317 Yes, I should have known these....(time for another whack on the head
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318 that would give me 3 day's vacation from work...)
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319 :-)
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320 Oh, and keep up the good work! The story is starting to become
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321 VERY interesting. What happens next?
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324 Anyone for a second(-hand) story by me?
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326 Hagbard Celine
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327 "Guru Apprentice" and all-around nice guy.
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329 ---{ Badges? We DON'T need no stink'n BADGES! }---------------------------
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023=Usr:7 Leonard Erickson 06/08/88 12:25 Msg:1633 Call:10001398 Lines:5
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330 Gentle Users:
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331 Might I point out the _simple_ solution the General Zod?
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332 Ignore him, and he'll go away.
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333
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334 ______________________________Leonard____________________________________
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024=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/08/88 17:31 Msg:1634 Call:10001404 Lines:28
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335 IGNORANCE IS BLISS!
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336 THE WORLD KNOWS NO FURY LIKE A
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337 DWEEB IGNORED.
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338 _______________________________________________________________________________
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339 That is except for Zod. He is here to test his exclamation key. Back in the
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340 dark ages of computing, when the words of the new world were being formed, a
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341 learned group coined the term TWIT to identify certain users who showed a
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342 remarkable lack of intelligence and learning ability. Through the years,
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343 different people have stepped forward to claim the title of HEAD TWIT. We
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344 all remember DESTROY THE WOLD, and 666, and PEN NAME.
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345
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346 This year's winner of HEAD TWIT needs no introduction, as General Zod has
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347 gained in sheer volume what he lacks in pure twitliness. His threats and
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348 scare tactics are known the board over. The heavy leaning on the ! key, the
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349 spelling errors, and mindless drivel, even the lack of sensible grammar has
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350 made this year's winner a runaway landslide victor.
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351 Congratulations Zod, you have joined the ranks of some pretty non-heady
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352 company. You should be proud that your brain-damaged entries on Back Water
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353 have done more than gained you the electronic hatred of thousands of users,
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354 you have netted an award that many strive for but only a few ever achieve.
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355
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356 FISCAL 1988's HEAD TWIT : General Zod
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357
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358 Respectfully yours,
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359
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360 The awards committee.
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361 _______________________________________________________________________________
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362
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025=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/08/88 17:59 Msg:1635 Call:10001405 Lines:2
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363 All hail Gen. Zit!
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364 ^C
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026=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/09/88 01:03 Msg:1636 Call:10001417 Lines:18
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365
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366 ---{ Zod-Another Airhead for World Domination... }-------------------------
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367
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368 Kudos to the Zen Master of Bad Grammar, Zod. May his life be filled with
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369 nightmares of {!} being typed by him 1,000,000 million times; and then he
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370 discovers he has to type it over again because of a mistake on the 99999
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371 {!}. My mind will always have a place for you (somewhere around the dead
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372 letter section) in the world. It is with the Great Honor of the Ancient
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373 Tradition of Twits, Idiots, Imbiceles, and Lobotomized People, that the
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374 Awards Committee presents you with a life-like rubber exclamation key
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375 that will amuse your enemies and wear your finger to a pulp in 547
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376 keystrokes.
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377 Again, my Kudos to you (along with some great amusement from your
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378 prose).
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379
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380 Freeman Hagbard Celine (ex-apprentice Guru?)
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381
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382 ---{ To recieve your award, simply leave this board alone }----------------
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027=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/09/88 20:01 Msg:1637 Call:10001431 Lines:7
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383 Phoenix Polymorph II herer. What I want to know is; Even though Ray Thomas
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384 was listed as a member of the Moody Blues on the album sleve of SUR LA MER,
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385 how come he wasn't listed as actually PREFORMING on any of the traks?
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386 Has the Vetrain Cosmic Rocker retired?
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387 Also, why hasn't Greyam Edge written anything lately?
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388
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389 Phoenix out ^C
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028=Usr:511 steve muralt 06/09/88 21:41 Msg:1638 Call:10001434 Lines:8
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390 This is a great board! By the way Thanatos, when are we going to play some Lt
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391
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392 (Lasertag)
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393 ^c
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394 ^c
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395 ^c
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396 what's wrong with this thing?
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397
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029=Usr:272 Talos 06/09/88 22:21 Msg:1639 Call:10001435 Lines:38
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398 I think it's got the hi^c hiccups!
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399
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400
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401 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
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402 In keeping with the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Louisiana's
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403 mandatory teaching of "creation-science" in the public schools, which gave
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404 the doctrine equal status with Darwinian scientific thought, the Louisiana
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405 state senate has passed legislation calling for the mandatory teaching of
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406 evolution in church.
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407 The landmark bill calls for all religious services to be accompanied by a
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408 bonded secular humanist, who will assist clergymen by periodically interrupting
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409 their services with irrefutible scientific evidence that everything they say is
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410 bullshit.
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411 In addition, services will henceforth be translated into appropriate secular
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412 language, as demonstated by "Darwin's Prayer":
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413
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414 Our forefather,
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415 Who art in the food chain,
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416 Homo be thy name,
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417 Thy genus come
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418 With opposable thumbs
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419 On earth
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420 As it is.
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421 Give us this day
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422 Our naturally occuring assortment of animal and vegetable proteins
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423 And select just our best
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424 As we select below us.
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425 Lead us not into extinction
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426 And deliver us from large carnivores.
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427 For thine is thy kingdom
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428 And the phylum and the order
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429 Forever
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430 Men.
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431
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432 Church leaders refrained from public comment, instead gathering their
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433 congregations for an extended period of chanting, worship of the dead, and
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434 collection of donations.
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435 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
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030=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/10/88 09:25 Msg:1640 Call:10001448 Lines:17
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436 Does anyone know me? I don't seem to remember how I am...
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437 Mmmmmm... Could I be this Gen. Zed; Er.. Zop , Sip , Dip , Drip
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438 That must be it. Am I Gen. Drip?
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439 >>>>> General DRIP
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440 Bow up behind me and let me serve you.
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441 Wait a sec...
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442
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443 Bow down and tie your shoes?
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444 Buckle down the hatches?
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445 Tackle the Quarterback?...
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446 Thats it.
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447 OBEY GENERAL DRIP:
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448 TACKLE THE QUARTERBACK.
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449 AND YOU SHALL GIVE.
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450 Give???
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451 Hmmmm... OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT!
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452 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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031=Usr:23 Grann 06/10/88 14:00 Msg:1641 Call:10001452 Lines:1
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453 +++++ Kind of an odd disk. +++++++++++++++ M&G near the end of lurk mode
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032=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/10/88 18:11 Msg:1642 Call:10001454 Lines:1
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454 That is is. Odd
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033=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 06/10/88 18:30 Msg:1643 Call:10001456 Lines:6
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455 No, the quote is:
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456 "That that is, is. That that is not, is not."
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457 Or, without punctuation:
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458 That that is is that that is not is not
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459 Just write that down and have someone make sense of it.
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460
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034=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/10/88 21:14 Msg:1644 Call:10001460 Lines:2
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461 But how can you tell the difference???
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462
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035=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/11/88 12:14 Msg:1645 Call:10001472 Lines:22
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463 ------=========----------------===================------------=-======-=----
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464 Hgbrd,
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465 What are you talking about ex-aprrentace guru. Are you giving up, or are
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466 you a real Guru now? WAG, with a guru, close enough. That wasn't exactly
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467 it but it gets the same meaning across. TTR, a closing statement. WIF, a
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468 royal title.
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469
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470 I would of course continue my story now...If I could find it :) Your
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471 payshents is appreciated.
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472
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473 Hmmm. Since Zob left this base to me, do you think I should carry on the
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474 death kneel destruction threats. Or just leave it be. My exc!amation point
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475 key could use a little working in.
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476
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477 LboERadKGeiRP \__/
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478 ||||||||||||| oo
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479 L|o|r|d||||||
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480 B e a k|e|r|
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481 G I P
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482
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483 All hale Hgbrd the seer!
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484 -----==--==----===-{-======---------=-==========--------=-=========--==-=-=-
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038=Usr:465 Gregg Harris 06/12/88 14:15 Msg:1648 Call:10001492 Lines:13
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487 #@#@####@#@@@@@@@@@@#@####@#@#@@@@@@@#@#####@#@#@@#@#@#@#@@#@#@#@#@
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488 yaWn. What? Has anything changed. Is it gone. Looks that way
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489 ,hope the silence lasts. Well we must be moving on.
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490
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491 "But I don't wanna!"
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492 "Why not squid?"
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493 "Caus' I don't like the orange walls."
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494 "What! Why don't you like the color of the walls. We spent
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495 fourhundred solars for that color. you will like it or sleep
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496 outside with the dog."
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497 "Okay, I'll go but I won't like it."
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498
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499 @@@@@@@#@#####@@@@@#@#@####@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@@@@@@###@#@#@####@@#@#@
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039=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/12/88 14:23 Msg:1649 Call:10001493 Lines:4
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500
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501@Hey, somebody finally started removing Zod's rantings. They really were
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502@ruining the board. Good work you guys.
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503
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040=Usr:399 Jane Ury 06/12/88 22:31 Msg:1651 Call:10001504 Lines:12
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504 I have other parties to go to now
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505 No overeager giants trying
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506 to read their reflections in my eyes
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507 I miss the uninvolved
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508 Justinsane's muted laughter
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509 Down the hall if I squint
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510 familiar haircut and height
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511 lope towards me
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512 Notjustin, sane
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513 Closely, Notjustin focuses
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514 I destroy a smile meant
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515 for someone else.
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041=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/12/88 22:46 Msg:1652 Call:10001505 Lines:8
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516 ---
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517 Why destroy a smile just because it isn't who you thought it was? A smile
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518 is a wonderful gift that is easy to give, costs nothing from the material
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519 world, and can profit yourself and the receiver many times whatever the
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520 cost involved. A smile for a stranger is a valuable gift, as it reassures
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521 each of us, when we are the ststranger that the world is not a completely
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522 cold and alone place. Such a simple thing, such a wonderful thing.
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523 ---
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042=Usr:447 General Zod 06/13/88 07:10 Msg:1653 Call:10001512 Lines:6
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524@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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525@This is General Zod.
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526@To those of you who think I have
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527@left this place. Beware, I know
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528@where you are.
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529@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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043=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/13/88 08:41 Msg:1654 Call:10001513 Lines:45
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530 ---{ Sabbatical Mode of Life }------------------------------------------
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531
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532@ Zit, I already popped you a long long long long long long long long
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533@long time ago. Again, you don't even know how to use the dam*ed BBS
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534@functions to look at previous messages. Go bugger a goat; or maybe
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535@that airhead, Ursa...
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536@
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537 My apologies to Lord B., I'm on sabbatical. My values are
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538 screwed up again (for the 8192th time, I think). Hard to be both
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539 a Guru and do everything else. Hmmm, seems that I could balence myself
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540 between all things. It could be done...(if Leonardo did it, so can I!)
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541 I shall return in short time, being a full-fledged Guru & mush-mind.
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542
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543 In the mean time, I will always appear and check on the board's
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544 progress (not to be confused with Pilgrims or any other religion/cult).
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545 If need be I will return prematurely.
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546
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547 (Damn) he thought, (I want to sleep more).
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548 He roused himself, and stood up in bed. It was a cold day
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549 outside, and it didn't help with his urge to return to the comfortable
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550 sheets of his bed; the cold air was biting his skin, waking him like a
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551 slap on the face. Suddenly, he was hungry. And constipated. (Ugh), he
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552 thought, (I need some food. Go to the john first...). Walking to te
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553 bathroom seemed like eternity, but he was feeling better five minutes
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554 later. The stomach lodged in his gut gave him a not-so-gentle remier
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555 that he required protiens to live, as he walked out of the small room.
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556 (Food. Always food. Feed me...) he thought, as he dressed himself. His
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557 suit from yesterday was soiled, so he put his spare on. The
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558 polyfiber felt good, warm, on his skin. He was fully awake now, and
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559 was checking the equipment for proper operation. The environsuit responded
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560 with a good systems check after 5 seconds. He then snapped the seals, and
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561 stepped outside with crunching sounds beneath his feet. The first thing
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562 he saw was a husk of what was a gravtrans; it was in shards. Blastmarks
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563 covered the little old transport. (Damnit!) he thought, (the stink'n
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564 rogues passed though last night! I knew I should have had it orbiting!)
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565 He quickly punched up the defensive systems, which armed his exterior
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566 weapons.
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567
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568 If you want more of this story, just drop me a line...
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569
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570 Hagbard Celine, apprentice Guru on sabbatical
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571
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572 "Tell me, I forget. Show me, I understand. Involve me, I remember."
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573
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574 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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044=Usr:514 DAVE MEDFORD 06/13/88 16:31 Msg:1655 Call:10001522 Lines:3
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575
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576 This disk is reminiscent of summer... 514
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577 -----------------
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045=Usr:428 Mercury X 06/13/88 17:40 Msg:1656 Call:10001524 Lines:13
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578 (((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((())))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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579
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580 Hello again...
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581 Today--June 13, 1988. One more day of hell--then summer vacation!(For some
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582 of us, that is. Others have to work full-time. Interesting. I might do a
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583 study on that. Is being a GIP full-time, LB? How about a guru? Hmmm...)
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584
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585 Hagbard, I should hope this disk is like summer..Wait a minute, is that
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586 good or bad?
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587 See, do, tell, teach. That is the only thing Iearned in
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588 training.
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589
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590 ((((((((((((JUN 13(((((((((((((Mercury)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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046=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/13/88 21:02 Msg:1657 Call:10001527 Lines:10
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591 ____
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592 ______
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593 _______
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594 MORE
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595 _____
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596 MORE
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597
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598 ___________
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599
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600 MORE
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047=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/14/88 03:26 Msg:1658 Call:10001537 Lines:24
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601 ---{ Somebody's home, but the lights are not on. }-------------------------
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602
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603 Mercury, my time in sabbatical will be short. If I return as a Guru, I
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604 will be quite different from what I am now. Time is the true test of all
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605 things.
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606
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607 A quick scan of the area showed no higher electronics in any active state.
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608 (Rogues must have past through last night, nailed my gravtrans, and went
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609 on to another sector) he thought. He was still pissed; the gravtrans would
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610 be difficult to replace. Sigh. But his defensive systems were picking
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611 up a heat source against the background, at body temperature. Only one
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612 source was identified. (It couldn't be the rogues, or any other wandering
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613 group. It must be another individualist) A few quick adjustments to
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614 the external sensory and he suddenly picked up an audio track. The on-
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615 board system identified the source as human, about 175 pounds, carrying
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616 gear. (Confusing) he thought (but interesting...) He decided to
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617 take cover and wait for the arival of the person. The footsteps were
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618 coming closer and closer...he held his finger tight; for if that trigger
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619 sensor should think he was pointing, a small portion of hell would be
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620 unleashed upon whatever he was pointing to. (Wait and see, wait and
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621 see...)
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622
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623 Hagbard Celine, Guru in Training
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624 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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048=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/14/88 09:18 Msg:1659 Call:10001542 Lines:12
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625 I GEN DRIP (i think??)
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626 See that you have not heeded to your demands...
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627 (er.....) YES and if i do not do as you ask i must
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628 do someone great arm....
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629 (Ahhhh... harm)
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630 It is now 9:30 am twos day ?<tuesday , 2z day>??? never mind!
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631 I have 24 ours ... yours, mine ...
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632 for me to neel and obey ME
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633 (Mmmm.. YOU) thats it YOU
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634 YOU have 24 ours to give me orders to obey....
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635 GEN DRIP HAS LISTENED
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636 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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049=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/14/88 15:32 Msg:1660 Call:10001562 Lines:22
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637 --------========-------------=====================---------------------=====
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638 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGGGHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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639 ARGH! ARGH! ARGH! YOU STUPID FOOL! DON'T YOU KNOW ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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640
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641 sorry.
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642
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643 I fell better now. Oh...I found my story, I'll enter more tomorrow.
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644
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645 HGBRD, good story! Keep it up.
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646
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647 GEN DRIP, you need help.
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648
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649 TO STACY: nothing can stay my revenge now...only delay it
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650 you will pay for what you have done
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651
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652 LB\__/
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653 oo GIP
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654 WIF
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655 WAG
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656 TTR
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657 ------=====-====-======--======---========---=------=-========
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658
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050=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/14/88 17:47 Msg:1661 Call:10001568 Lines:1
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659 Remember, revenge is a dish that is best served cold.
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051=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 06/14/88 19:34 Msg:1662 Call:10001571 Lines:3
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660 To finish the quote -
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661 "And it is very cold in space"
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662
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052=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/15/88 09:47 Msg:1663 Call:10001583 Lines:21
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663 *************************************************
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664
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665 I SEE THAT I HAVE NOT OBEYED YOUR COMMANDS....
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666
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667 THERE THREE I must do great boodly arm.
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668 .
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669 .
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670 .
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671 There I have crushed the nearest leggs within reach..
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672
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673 OUCH... anyone no a doktor? (what a headache!)
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674 (my legs hurt for some reason)
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675
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676 Any way
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677
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678 NOW I SEE YOU MUST OBEY SOMEONE AND THAT SOMEONE MIGHT AS WELL
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679 BE YOU
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680
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681 THIS IS Genernal ZRIP (ahhhhh.... That is...) DRIP
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682
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683
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053=Usr:447 General Zod 06/15/88 10:40 Msg:1664 Call:10001585 Lines:11
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684@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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685@This is General Zod.
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686@Do I detect a certain amount of
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687@internal strife among you? Yes, yes
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688@I do. That is good. My plans are
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689@allready delivering you unto me.
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690@Soon, I shall have you all.
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691@Or have none of you, dead or alive,
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692@it no longer matters. I SHALL WIN!!!
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693@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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694@
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054=Usr:272 Talos 06/15/88 12:12 Msg:1665 Call:10001589 Lines:18
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695 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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696 RON SAYS HE WON'T GO!
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697
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698 President Ronald Reagan has announced that he does not intend to leave the
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699 White House when his term expires at the end of the year. "It's a nice place
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700 ," Reagan said. "It's comfortable and Nancy likes it. We kinda got used to it.
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701 My favorite chair is here and I have the cutest little garden in back. No, were
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702 gonna keep it."
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703
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704 Reagan said that whoever replaces him can get a room at the Hilton and charge
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705 it to the government. Reagan would even allow him to use the Oval Office. "But
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706 come five o'clock," said the President, "out he goes."
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707
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708 The Attorney General's office is examining the legalities involved in allowing
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709 Reagan to retain possession of the nation's first home. When questioned,
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710 Attorney General Edwin Meese said, "Off the top of my head, I'd say it sounds
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711 right."
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712 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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055=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 06/15/88 19:00 Msg:1666 Call:10001595 Lines:3
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713 -----=-=------=======-------==-=-=-=-=---------------==--==---===---===----=
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714 Harumph!!
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715 --==-=======--{=-=-=-------=============-=-=-=-----------==============-----
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056=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/15/88 23:36 Msg:1667 Call:10001603 Lines:36
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716 ---{ The world is a verb. }-----------------------------------------------
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717
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718 The 'target' came into view. It was humanoid, about 2 meters tall,
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719 and in parial armor. (LesSee if I can get a facial...) he cranked the
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720 visor display up to 15x. But when the humanoid turned around, it was
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721 wearing a visor too. (Oh piss and potatoes, it spotted me!) He was now
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722 quickly thinking for areas to run to. The EEG picked this up and registered
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723 panic/fear. This in turn caused a local land servey and location selection
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724 program to find new defensive positions. He always felt a little startled
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725 when his suit could pick up his ideas and feelings before he had time
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726 to enter them, but in this case, he welcomed the analysis of the defensive
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727 systems. {SHRAK} (OOOUUCH!) a hand maser punctured a tiny little hole into
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728 his right upper arm. He was first feeling scared; now he was angry. The
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729 suit (again) picked this up and re-configured for offensive programs. He
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730 threw both of his hands towards the 'target'. Every single weapon contained
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731 on the 'suit fired, consuming enough energy to power a town for a day. The
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732 visor automatically shut off for 1/10 of a second as his total firepower
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733 created a small sun before his eyes. The next thing he saw was three old
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734 city blocks ablaze, just like the napalm he used to tinker with. He was happy.
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735
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736 And then all hell broke loose. Only emergency power was availible,
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737 and the internal environment support was shut down. (Sh*t! Power is sapped!
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738 Need to recharge, now!) and he was fumbling to open the solar panels on
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739 the back, fighting the weight of the 'dead' suit around him, trying not
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740 to use all of the emergency reserves he had left. He started to breathe
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741 harder and harder as the carbon dioxide replaced his good air. (Oh no, the
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742 seals are jammed! And there's not enough power to unlock them all!)
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743
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744 Thank you for your kind praise, Lord Beaker.
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745
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746 I'm still on sabatical.
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747
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748 Hagbard Celine, Guru in training....
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749
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750 "" - famous Marcel Marceau Saying.
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751 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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057=Usr:516 David Lakre 06/16/88 11:28 Msg:1668 Call:10001611 Lines:13
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752 *\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
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753 Sorry to burst everyone's bubble, but if anyone here actually reads "Superman"
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754 (The birthplace, as far as I can tell, of the character "General Zod") then
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755 they will notice that, after the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Zod and the rest of
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756 the Phantom Zone prisoners no longer exist, except in the pocket Universe of
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757 the Time Trapper, which is going to be eliminated shortly anyhow.
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758 Just thought I'd try to be contructive in my first venture on Backwater.
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759 Does this board allow new users to write stories? Someone told me that you did
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760 but also said that only professional writers are appreciated and that the
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761 users would get angry if a new writer tried his hand at creating anything.
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762 Is this fact or fiction?
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763 *\*\*\*\*\*\*\*Shard*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
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764
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058=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/16/88 12:37 Msg:1669 Call:10001613 Lines:3
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765
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766 fact.
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767
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059=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 06/16/88 18:38 Msg:1670 Call:10001619 Lines:1
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768 fiction. Write fiction.
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060=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 06/16/88 21:02 Msg:1671 Call:10001622 Lines:18
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769 *************************************************************************
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770 Shard, By all means, write! That's what this board is here for. It is
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771 here for you to express yourself! Most writer's here are amatures and not
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772 professional. While occasionally someone raises a voice against a new
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773 writer, it is generally some twit who can't write themself and figures that
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774 no one else should either.
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775 P.S. I have very few rules here, but there are a couple that Iadhere to.
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776 This is expressed in the opening 20 lines of each disk. The first is no
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777 obscenity, some people are offended by it. I'm not, but I don't want to
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778 loose good users for something that can be easily avoided.
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779 The other rule is threats against others or passing information that does
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780 not belong on a public system. These types of messages are generally removed,
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781 and if the user persists their account is revolked.
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782 Beyond these simple rules, you are free to enter what you like, stories,
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783 debates, rants, raves, you name it.
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784 P.P.S. remember when this disk gets full it is moved to DB, and a new
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785 one placed here, so this disk will magically empty out periotica|ly.
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786 ****************** CISTOP MIKEY *****************************************
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061=Usr:447 General Zod 06/17/88 14:12 Msg:1672 Call:10001637 Lines:35
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787@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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788@This is General Zod.
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789@My companions a~d I, as I said before,
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790@exited the phantom zone when superman
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791@detonated one of your primative
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792@thermonuclear devices. We are here.
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793@I am ZOD, who shall conquer all.
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794@I am the embodiment of Supreme Power
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795@and Ultimate Intelligence> I0shall
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796@rule the universe! If your world
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797@does not bow down to me and my
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798@legions, it shall be swept away. You
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799@see, I need not slaves, not do I need
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800@you. Your planet would make a fine
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801@weapon, and it does have certain
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80"Presurces that are of negotiable
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803@value. To all of you, I say this,
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804@I am ZOD. You can mock me, you
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805@can dispute my existence, you can
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806@ignore my words, but you can not, nor
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807@shall you, ignore the actions I shall
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808@soon take. I0cha|l Rule! I am ZOD!!
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809@I am SUPREME. I am ZOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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810@The dawn of the New Order is closer
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811@now than ever before. Those
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812@of you who would fight me, do so now!
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813@I shall let you die honorably, in
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814@front of your fellows. But you shall
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815@die nonetheless. I ZOD, the Ultimate
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816@Leader, shall make it so. The New
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817@Order comes! Face it. Join me and
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818@take a place among the chosen! Fight
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819@me, and die like those on Krypton!
|
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820@The New Order of ZOD comes!!!!!!!1!!!
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821@<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
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062=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/17/88 15:09 Msg:1673 Call:10001639 Lines:8
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822 HEY WAIT A SEC!!!!
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823 If that is geberal zot, then who am i????????????
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824
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825 My head and leggs hurt, I can't remember wh i am...
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826
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827 and JUST where is this place that i'm in??
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828 Does anyone know me??????????????????????????
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829 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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063=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/17/88 20:40 Msg:16740Call*10001654 Lines:1
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830 NO
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064=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/18/88 02:14 Msg:1675 Call:10001660 Lines:3
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831
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832 Maybe and maybe not.
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833
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065=Usr:521 Xenon Laser 06/19/88 03:01 Msg:1676 Call:10001680 Lines:5
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834 Hey.... anybody recog~ize me???? 'Xenon Laser'
|
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835 well it has been a while.... I just read the stats on this system and found
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836 that it runs on the same computer as mine... wow... never knew that anyone else
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837 even had the same type of computer... anyway... type ya later.>.
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838 /Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/Z/
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066=Usr:428 Mercury X 06/19/88 16:43 Msg:1677 Call:10001685 Lines:13
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839 ((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((()))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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840
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841 Yes, write stories.
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842 Nice or naughty.
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843
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844 "Bradley, what are you doing?"
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845 " Oof...Fixing the computer!"
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846 "Bradley, I really don't think throwing the modem card against the wall will
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847 do any good!"
|
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848 "Nobody uses it a~imore, except you!"
|
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849 "So? Now what? Bradley what are you doing with the monitor? Put it down
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850 this instant!"
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851 "That'. I have had just about enough out of you."
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067=Usr:428 Mercury X 06/19/88 16:56 Msg:1678 Call:10001686 Lines:15
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852 oops. Should read "Bradley! I have had just about enough out of you!"
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853
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854
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855 "Bradley! Not the monitor! NO! Owww! Stop it! Help! Noooooooooooooo!"
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856
|
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857 Thus ended the life of Rene Fox Pearlman, found in her own home murdered.
|
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858 An autopsy revealed that Mrs. Pearlman died from blunt blows to the head an
|
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859 d chest, plus numerous incisions from shards of glass found around her body.
|
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860 Also found were a bent computer card and smashed monitor. A prime suspect
|
|
861 in this sase0is Bradley Warren, the late Mrs. Pearlman's computer repair
|
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862 serviceman. Warren was not available for a statement, nor was his employer,
|
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863 General Computers. Mr. Pearlman, a retired bank teller siad, "Well, that's
|
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864 one less mouth to feed.2
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86%
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866 (((((((((((((((JUN 19(((((((((Mercury)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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068=Usr:322 Stray Cat 06/19/88 20:29 Msg:1679 Call:10001691 Lines:3
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867
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868 nice story merc
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869
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069=Usr:11 L'homme sans Par 06/19/88 21:39 Msg:16(0 Call:10001693 Lines:2
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870 Ditto! Keep the writing going, it's been awhile since we had stories on
|
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871 Backwater.
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070=Usr:516 David Lakre 06/20/88 15:49 Msg:1681 Call:10001710 Lines:6
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872 *\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*L:\*L:\*\*\*\*\*\**\*\*\*\*\
|
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873 I really hate to tie up the board space with useless questions, but this should
|
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874 coveeverything. Is there a limit to the amount of space one person can have
|
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875 (possibly dependent on your access) or is it totally free qnd unlimited?
|
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876 *\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*Shard*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
|
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877 Also, what, by your definition, is obscene and what is artistic liscence?
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071=Usr:522 John Jerrik 06/20/88 18:14 Msg:1682 Call:1000171& \ines:7
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878 ***********************************************************]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
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879
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880 hi i'm Luck seeker
|
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881 age:9
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882 and I'm a new user and what is a null user?
|
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883 i would like to know about this board
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884 ********************:**************************************]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
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072=Usr:47 John Dilks 06/23/88 00:00 Msg:1683 Call:10001756 Lines:11
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885 ======================================================================
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886
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887 A bar owner with a sense of co}pacsion decided to open a lounge for
|
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888 deaf-mutes. In the beginning, the barkeeper designated simple hand
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889 signals for different drinks. One finger raised in the air meant a
|
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890 beer, two fingers for whiskey, and three fingers for wine.
|
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891
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892 In a short time, he had a booming business, so he decided to hire
|
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893 another man to serve drinks. When the new bartender arrived, the owner
|
|
894 explained the signal system, but warned him NOT to serve more than three
|
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895 drinks to a person.
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0'3=Ucr:47 John Dilks 06/23/88 00:05 Msg:1684 Call:10001757 Lines:18
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896
|
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897 The new man was doing well in the afternoon, so the owner went home for
|
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898 a night off. However, when the happy hour crowd started flooding the
|
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899 lounge, thu bardender was putting up drinks as fast as he could. Pretty
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900 soon the people at the bar were raising four and five fingers and waving
|
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901 both hands.
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902
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903 Frustrated and flustered, the new man called his boss and explained the
|
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904 problum gyth everyone waving their hands in the air.
|
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905
|
|
906 The bar owner asked over the phone, "Did you serve them more than three
|
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907 drinks a piece?"
|
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908
|
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909 "I probably did. They've been ordering so fast, I couldn't keep count..."
|
|
910 0
|
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911 "Oh my God, you'll never get them to shut up now, they're singing."
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912
|
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913 ======================================================================
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074=Usr:507 todd rogers 06/24/88 11:36 Msg:1685 Call:10001808 Lines:5
|
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914 VERY Funny1!!!!!
|
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915
|
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916 (ouch ! My head is still throbbing...)
|
|
917 I seem to remember something about Washinton DC
|
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918 ---------------------------------------------------------
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075=Usr:379 Phoenix Polymorp 06/24/88 12:41 Msg:1686 Call:10001811 Lines:7
|
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919 I wbap myself in cities and travel,
|
|
920 I wrap myself in dreams,
|
|
921 I wrap myself in solitude,
|
|
922 But I wish I culd wrap myself
|
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923 In thee.
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924
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925 ^C
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076=Usr:529 Bob Madison 06/24/88 20:17 Msg:1687 Call:10001820 Lines:2
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926@
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927@
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077=Usr:529 Bob Madison 06/24/88 20:29 Msg:1688 Call:10001821 Lines:6
|
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928@en 700
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929@
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930@en 750
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931@en 50
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932@help
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933@
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078=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 06/24/88 21:43 Msg:1689 Call:10001822 Lines:45
|
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934 ---{ Life is the root of all evil> }-=----------------------------------
|
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935
|
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936 Hello, folks, it feels good to be back. 'Just scanned the board 'n found
|
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937 it to be in good shape. But where is Lord Beaker?
|
|
938
|
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939 To the newer users, I am Hagbard Celine, soon-to-be Guru. Y have just
|
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940 returned from sabbatical, and my values are bent into a straight line. We
|
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941 (the population of Backwater) were infested with Zits (oops) Zods who
|
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942 would fester messages everywhere. But Zod has left for new grounds to
|
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943 conquer (cp) (maybe he's at the playground...)
|
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944
|
|
945 A blip appeared on the HUD of his visor. A tiny one. It meant that
|
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946 the suit was trying to recharge. He struggled with it more, and got a
|
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947 single panel open off of his back. The blip turnud i~to a short bar.
|
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948 (This is going to be slow. Oh well. At least the scavenger got what it
|
|
949 deserved. Damn he, she, or whatever it was. Why did it fire?) and he
|
|
950 continued to ponder these thoughts, standing for several hours and
|
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951 beco}ing0tired. At the end of the fourth hour, there was enough power
|
|
952 for him to start the autoarticulators for his arms up. Promptly opening
|
|
953 the other three panels, the suit began a full recharge. He was walking
|
|
954 in ten minutes, running in two, qnd cruising in one. Thirty minutes
|
|
955 after that, he was at his 'home', a concrete/carbonplas geodestic dome
|
|
956 buried half under the ground. When inside, his stomach gave him another
|
|
957 reminder about his empty food locker, but he was concer~ed with the
|
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958 tiny maser hole in his arm (Antibiotics will take care of that, and the
|
|
959 self-repair programs will seal over the hole. 'Just need to get some
|
|
960 fussion material) he thought as he tossed an empty beer can into a port
|
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961 on the ani}atet suit's hip. (That should power it, along with the
|
|
962 recharged fuel cells.) He watched, facinated, as his 'suirepaired
|
|
963 itself at the workshop. He began to ponder again, about this 'skin'
|
|
964 that he depended upon. It protects him, serves xim,0it almost was
|
|
965 him - Holistic Computers usually picked up the personallity of their
|
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966 owners - but it was errie, watching a dead object act alive, as if
|
|
967 he himself were inside. It troubled him, and he always tried to come
|
|
968 to terms wydh id. (Ouch! Need to get some food. NOW.) as his stomach
|
|
969 gave a third jolting at dinnertime. He climbed in, re-did the seals,
|
|
970 and went outside.
|
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971
|
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972 Hope you like the story. Please leave a line & some comments.
|
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973
|
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974 Xagbabd Celine, Pending Guru.
|
|
975
|
|
976 P.S. My appologies to anyone, anywhere, for anything.
|
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977
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978 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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079=Usr:272 Talos 06/26/88 02:24 Msg:1690 Call:10001847 Linus:%
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979 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
|
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980 Hagbard, Like the story! Keep it going. Apology accepted now start sending me
|
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981 my lottery checks! :)
|
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982 Taloc0Valxeru
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983 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
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080=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 06/26/88 18:22 Msg:1693 Call:10001854 Lines:16
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984 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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985 I~ the olden days of backwater one, it was almost as great an honor to
|
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986 be last as it was to be first. That was the days of Pam and company
|
|
987 I remember adventures on a chip, and many before that. I was always
|
|
988 expected to provide the food, from a magic pouch I carried that always
|
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989 contained enough for everyone. Such a life.
|
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990 Now it seems that we are stuck with little snippets. I aplaud Hagbard
|
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991 Celine, Pending Guru, for his story. It is good to see the stories
|
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992 begin again.0 I {now I would get out my trusty walking stick and my
|
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993 magic pouch and go and rescue damsels in distress, if only the need
|
|
994 were still there. I have heard of a wicked man who lives near a bolo
|
|
995 sales lot. He is keeping a fair haired maiden hostage with a mark 14
|
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996 bolo. If Fred, BSAL is around, perhaps we could persuade him to join
|
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997 us. I don't know if he made it through the holocaust as well as I did,
|
|
998 but I will leave him this message to join us. I know that Mohammed
|
|
999 Wassir, the Albanian Firebrand is here, so what say, Gentlemen? Friar
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