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001=Usr:0 Null User 06/30/87 20:34 Msg:0 Call:0 Lines:19
1$If you are in need of help, you need but ask...
2$************************* INSTALLED: 12 FEB 89 ***************************
3$Welcome to BWMS II (BackWater Message System II) Mike Day System operator
4$**************************************************************************
5$GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS II IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
6$ PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
7$BWMS II was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS II is a privately
8$owned and operated system which is currently open for use by the general
9$public. No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the
10$system is privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all
11$messages which I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the
12$system, it will be periodically purged of messages (only 999 lines of data
13$can be saved). To leave a message, type 'ENTER'. Use ctrl/C to get out
14$the ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering
15$the message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to
16$replace the line. To exit from the system, type 'BYE' then hang up.
17$Type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
18$**************************************************************************
19$
002=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 02/12/89 19:37 Msg:3119 Call:18441 Lines:3
20 If you want work well done, select a busy man:
21 the other kind has no time. -- Elbert Hubbard
22 ************************************************************
003=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/12/89 20:28 Msg:3120 Call:18442 Lines:76
23 &*&*&*&*'s
24 Well, looks like I made it to the top. Vision, I liked your poetry on the
25 dragon. Has an optomistic air to it. You know your already ahead of me on
26 the total messages/calls column on the dragon. Gee, I'm going to have to
27 ty to think of somthing to post over there! :-)
28
29 to the story I guess.
30
31 "I had thought I heard the sounds of Elves as my men and I approached this
32 road house. How did you come to know there ways so well?" Sir Alex asked
33 Moric.
34
35 "I am the last of my line. There was many years ago a town established on
36 the border of the Elven woods. My great grandparents settled there along
37 with many others. This town acted as a trading post between the Elves and
38 the lands of man. It was not at all uncommon for there to be several elves
39 living in the village in those days." Moric paused staring into the fire.
40
41 "Then during the days of my fathers youth a great war started amoungst the
42 Humen kingdoms that surrounded the forest. The village stayed neutral in all
43 of this and the Elves as they are wont to do took little interest.
44 It was a long and cruel war. 15 years it lasted according to the Elves.
45 Trade suffered greatly and one by one the people of the village left as
46 they watched their livelihood slowly slipping away.
47 "
48
49 "By the time the war was over only my father and I remained."
50
51 "And what of your mother?" Asked Sir Alex.
52
53 "I don't know, my father would never say. I have very vague memories of her,
54 But I'm not sure that they are more then my longings taking on a phantom
55 form that has no basis in fact."
56
57 "I see. Why did your father chose to stay."
58
59 "He told me that he'd rather live amoungst the Elves. He loved Elven Music,
60 Dances and song. He was very well respected amoungst them."
61
62 "But what of you? wasn't it cruel to force you to live away from all of
63 humenkind?"
64
65 "I was not forced, I chose to stay. All the family I had was my father.
66 When he died the Elves took me in. "
67
68 "And so now you've decided to see the world?"
69
70 "Yes, Things move so slowly in the forrest.." He answered wistfully.
71
72 "I know of many of the events you speak of. I myself fought in the great
73 war when I was not much older then you. I was lucky enough to come in at
74 the end of that ugly time."
75
76 "Sir everything is in place and we have set up a watch." one of sir
77 Alex's retainers inserted into the lull.
78
79 "Very good, We'll be leaving soon after dawn. Be sure everyone knows that."
80
81 "Yes sir." He replied walking towards the door.
82
83 "We are going to the city of borant, You are welcome to accompany us if you
84 wish."
85
86 Moric thought for a moment... "I would be hounered, but I have no horse,
87 and little knowledge in the proper handling of them."
88
89 "We have some extras, and the best way to learn is to do. You are good
90 with that bow?"
91
92 "I have some skill in it."
93
94 "good, we may have need of it before this trip is done."
95
96 An Astral Dreamer (Off at 9:21 pm 2-12-89)
97 &*&*&*&*'s
98
004=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/12/89 22:15 Msg:3121 Call:18447 Lines:2
99 It is to silent here. There is I think a need to enter things here soon.
100
005=Usr:272 Talos 02/12/89 23:33 Msg:3122 Call:18448 Lines:33
101 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
102 Well, we just started a new disk. Give us a break.
103
104
105 "Then you realize that we can't allow you leave here until we debreif you and
106 find out if you can be trusted." said the Admiral.
107 "Actually, I planned on going home and changing into someniver looking
108 clothing and heading for a bar."
109 "Are you mad!" shouted Lt. Commander Lionel from the end of the table.
110 Lionel was a short man with balding hair and the redness rising in his face
111 highlighted his hairline.
112 "Actually I'm quite bored."
113 "Now listen young man," started the Admiral.
114 "Walter, I think perhaps we should hear him out. said Commodore Kiefer.
115 "And why should we do that?" replied the Admiral.
116 "Because this man is Casey Vila, Supervisor for America's O.R.C., the
117 Oceanographic Research Center, and son of Senator James Vila."
118 "Shit!" muttered Lionel.
119 "Alright Mr. Vila, I do believe you have the floor." Bass said with Ice cold
120 tones and glare.
121 "Well, considering the log book from the submarine Nikko lost over a month
122 ago and the diary of the Captain Jettisoned in that container suggest to me
123 that the submarine was lost under less than normal circumstances. And,
124 considering my placement in this operation, I suppose you'll contact my
125 superiors and demand that I be 'loaned' to you to find the submarine. Am I
126 close gentlemen?" said Vila with a half smirk on his face.
127 "It's a start, Mr. Vila. For now let's just found out what else you know and
128 why."
129
130 To be continued (deja vu!)
131
132 Talos Valheru
133 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
006=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/13/89 12:41 Msg:3123 Call:18460 Lines:6
134 &*&*&*&*'s
135 Here I lurked at 1:10 pm 2/13/89
136
137 An Astral Dreamer
138 &*&*&*&*'s
139
008=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/13/89 15:27 Msg:3125 Call:18465 Lines:16
141 _____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___________________________
142 Hello everyone! AD, I'm glad you liked the poem. How do you know I'm so
143 ahead on messages/calls? Is there a way to see those statistics on the
144 Dragon? Your story is shaping up very nicely. Talos, your story is coming
145 along very well also. I'm sorry I have to break the tradition but I can't
146 do any of my story right now, I have too much homework. It's pretty dumb
147 anyway. Congrats on the top position AD!! Well, I guess for now that's
148 all I want to say.
149 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
150
151 Later......at (4:03pm 2/13/89)
152 Sould I put the time anymore?
153
154 A D M A D E T H E T O P !!!
155 Over and out...
156 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___
009=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/13/89 17:05 Msg:3126 Call:18467 Lines:11
157
158 _____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___________________________
159 Here I am, back on again at 5:38. I'm bored and I don't feel like doing
160 my homework, I can just get it done during class tomorrow. I called in
161 hoping that AD had stopped by, but apparently not. Well, I'll be back
162 later to check on the situation. For now, later..............Lurklurklurk.
163 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
164
165 Lurk.....at (5:39pm 2/13/89)
166
167 ___T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
010=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/13/89 18:32 Msg:3127 Call:18469 Lines:10
168 &*&*&*&*'s
169
170 Hello all,
171 not much to say right now. I guess you could call this and extended lurk.
172
173 Lurk, Lurk, Lurk.
174
175 An Astral Dreamer
176 &*&*&*&*'s
177
011=Usr:178 terri bates 02/13/89 20:14 Msg:3128 Call:18472 Lines:25
178 ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * muse * ) * ) * ) * ) * ) * ) * ) * ) *
179 thanx for remembering me guys. i guess i forgot to read messages.
180 love those story lines, fellas. keep it up, and Vision, there's no
181 such thing as a stupid first story. Keep trying.
182 ........................
183 (The screqam of an angry electron tore thru the air and nearly put
184 Cara on the floor.)
185 "AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHH!" She moaned, reaching over to hit the
186 magic button that killed the alarm. "...most stupid machine..."she
187 bumped the clock onto the floor and pulled the blankets back up around
188 her neck.
189 "BAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGH!??!!!" screamed the clock. and Cara replied
190 with a startled scream az she flopped over onto her stomach in effort
191 to hit the snoze alarm again. This time she picked up the cursed
192 box and set it on her bed--well within reach.
193 8 minutes later, she dragged herself from her doze, and shut the alarm
194 off all together, along with the blanket. Since it was the only heat
195 source in the room, she'd have to go stand in front of the living room
196 heater to keep warm.
197 "One of these days" she muttered as she pulled on a rumpled robe,
198 "one of these days I'll throw that damned clock away forever." She
199 gently picked her way thru the variety of garboge strewn liberally across
200 the bedroom floor, and poked her head ot the door.
201 ..................
202 t b c
012=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/13/89 20:31 Msg:3129 Call:18473 Lines:17
203 &*&*&*&*'s
204
205 Well, Things just keep getting better around here. Good to see you muse.
206
207 Vision, There is a function that allows you to see those statistics on The
208 Dragon, But I think it is basicly only accesable to people who have made
209 donations. I seem to be moving slowly down. I was 53 the last time I looked.
210
211 I agree, there is no such thing as a bad first story. I've been writting on
212 and off (Mostly off.) For about 9 years now. And still about 2/3's of
213 what I produce is garbage. It's the other third that keeps me going.
214
215 Practice might not make perfect, But it certainly makes better.
216
217 An Astral Dreamer
218 &*&*&*&*'s (Oh, it's 9pm 2/13/89)
219
013=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/13/89 20:48 Msg:3130 Call:18475 Lines:13
220 ___________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___________________________
221 Thanks for the advice Muse and AD. Muse, your story is great!! I really
222 like the way you write. Hmmm, Oh I heard "Stand" again today AD, I love
223 that song -- It's killer! I just might have to donate to the Dragon....
224 For now that's it because I'm going to do homework at the last minute. I
225 will probably begin a new story within the next couple days, the old one
226 isn't going to work out (I don't think). Well, bye until tomorrow or
227 maybe later on tonight! Later AD.
228 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
229
230 Later.....................................................9:23pm 2/13/89
231
232 __Y_O_U__K_N_O_W__W_H_O__
014=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/13/89 22:23 Msg:3131 Call:18478 Lines:16
233 &*&*&*&*'s
234
235 Well, I'm going to try to upload the next part of my story. I've heard
236 that backwater is real obnoxiose about this sort of thing so you
237 may see some garbage after this line.
238 Arggh, as I thought it does not seem to work. I'll try to fix the file
239 and make another try tommorow.
240
241 Oh, I found out that the room # command is brocken.
242
243 An Astral Dreamer (11:00pm 2/13/89)
244
245 &*&*&*&*'s
246
247 test test test test test fjlksajflksajfdlkdsajflkdsajflkdsajflkdsafjdsalkfjdsa
248@
015=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/13/89 23:32 Msg:3132 Call:18481 Lines:4
249
250 A world in termoil. And yet there is hope. I would think that there will
251 always be.
252
016=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/13/89 23:38 Msg:3133 Call:18482 Lines:30
253 ___________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N_____________________________
254 AD, the ROom # command is not broken! I just tried it and it works! Maybe
255 Mike read what you said and fixed it! Oh, well, no B I G deal anyway. Hmm,
256 not much to say is there...I got my homework done!! Yea! I really care,
257 and I bet U do 2. Well, well, time for bed I guess. AD, you must stay up
258 late all the time...I'm like that too...I stay up R E A L late all the
259 time but then regret it later when I'm tired during class. But I am quite
260 the "late person". I must get to bed now, however, because I do have to
261 go to school tomorrow (school is a pile of ****), well it's ok I guess,
262 a social situation that is pretty fun. I mean, what would I be doing if
263 I wasn't in school?? Don't ask me, probably dodging traffic in the
264 freeway and getting hit. I guess that little excitement wouldn't last for
265 long. Am I rambling? At least when AD rambles it's interesting. When I
266 ramble it's boring! Well, then, I will relieve you of having to read this
267 any further. By the way, where's Kaitlyn? Where's Kurfur? Hmmm strange,
268 Kurfur comes back strong and then leaves again (pop goes the modem!), &
269 Kaitlyn comes back all cheery too but then leaves again (pop goes...??)
270 Well, bye for tonight, until tomorrow....Hmmm IT IS TOMORROW well bye
271 until later T o d a y, then. G'night everyone...............later AD.
272 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
273
274 Later................................................at (12:18am 2/14/89)
275
276 Sleep, those little slices
277 of death. How I loathe them.
278
279 -- Edgar Allan Poe
280
281 ____T_H_E___V_I_S_I_O_N_____
282 I AM GOING TO SLEEP
017=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 02/14/89 03:10 Msg:3134 Call:18487 Lines:100
283
284 {}
285
286 I Lurketh brithkly apon thy dithk...
287
288 * *
289
290 Most of what I write is impromptu - that is, very short, and very
291 short-lived. The EnvironSuit, and The Man, were both short ideas that
292 I had but could not put into drawing, nor on paper, so I wrote them down
293 for me to share with others. Methinks some story lurks inside my
294 little nogin, waiting to explode forth like pus. Yech, that was
295 graphic - let's try again...
296
297 * * *
298
299 HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-
300 -HRONK-HRONK-HRONK-HRONK * B A M * beep.
301
302 "um."
303
304 I turned over.
305
306 beep.....beep.....beep.....beep.....beep * WHAP *
307
308 "uh...um." I turned back to where I was. An eyelid opened to
309 behold my clock's little LED's blareing at me like the eyes of
310 some creature from the dark. "oh." I thought for a moment that it might
311 be upset for hitting it twice. "Oh." I finally woke up from my
312 half-dream. It was cold - probably 40 degrees in the room - and the
313 warm, soft, heavy blankets clung to me, begging me to stay, to never
314 leave that spot of comfort. But I had the unfortuneate knowledge
315 of being born with a functional mind, which reminded myself that
316 I had to get up, reguardless. I kicked a leg off of the side,
317 sh*t, it was cold! - and sat up in bed. YAHhh...it was COLD.
318 Making a quick bolt for the robe, I donned it in record time, waiting
319 for the heat of my own body to turn the garnment into a mobile place
320 of comfort. Stepping into the house proper, my robe finally stopped
321 giving me the cold goose, and warmed up.
322
323 Breakfast. No - bathroom. Which first? "Give before you take,"
324 so the bathroom it was...and relief. Funny, how the bathroom never
325 seems as cold as the rest of the house. Even when you're sitting,
326 and you basically have nothing on (because you just got up), you're still
327 not as cold as you were that first moment you sat up in bed.
328
329 Six minutes and a bowel movement later, I made a bee's-line for...
330 the couch. Still tired. Wanted to sleep. GRUMBLEGRUMBLEGRUMBLEGRUMBLE
331 GRUMBLEGRUMBLEGRUMBLEslirp. That hurt. My stomach was reminding me
332 that I had not eaten a thing in several hours, most of which was during
333 my sleep. Breakfast it was, then.
334
335 Cracking the door to the 'fridge revealed several posibilities -
336 bagels, apples, bread, jam, peanut butter, milk, and various other
337 foodstuffs - while my mind was simultaneously thinking about the
338 juice in the freezer. A picture formed inside my head of eggs
339 (two scrambled), a bagel with half peanut-butter, half cream cheese,
340 milk - no - juice, yes, orange juice. Not the neatest breakfast, but
341 certainly something I could sink my teeth into GRUMBLEGRUMBLE damn,
342 I had better get a move-on! Um, grab that bagel & do one half of it
343 with the peanut butter. SHEWSHEWSHEWswallow that first bite hit the
344 spot. Working my way to the freezer in the garage, I located the
345 item I sought. Running back in with a can of very very cold
346 concentrate of squished fruit, I procured a pitcher. Whoops, hands
347 were full, either set the bagel down or eat it. I was hungry, so
348 I ate it. Now, about the juice.
349
350 It never fails. Every time you try to open orange juice, or
351 apple juice, or grape juice, or whatever, if it doesn't have the little
352 white plastic strip around the side, you can't do squat with getting
353 the lid off of the can. Cursing, I grabbed the butcher's knife
354 out of the rack and began to hack at it. The semi-melted juice splushed
355 onto the counter like the blood of some foe I had just slain.
356 Maybe the paper towel industry and the squished fruit people
357 were in kahoots. But I did get the can open! Hurray! Wha -
358 the juice-block doesn't come out! OUT, DAMN SPOT! MOVE! I squished
359 the can and the blob emerged like an enormous slug. A very good-tasting
360 slug, that is...
361
362 Well, I always made juice with 2 cans, just to make it strong.
363
364 * * *
365
366 I hope you've enjoyed tonight's story, and please remember to
367 comment freely about how you feel the story is progressing.
368
369 Oh, I almost forgot. This too is impromptu writing.
370
371 As for every other story on the board - keep it up! I'm
372 not just lurking here for a good time ;->) I want to see the end of
373 the stories, each and every one!
374
375 * * * *
376
377 I seem to be either loosing my sense of humor or my mind.
378
379 Maybe both.
380
381 Hagbard Celine
382 {}
018=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/14/89 12:34 Msg:3135 Call:18489 Lines:18
383 &*&*&*&*'s
384 Hello Hagbard, it's been to long. Your story is going very well.
385
386 I guess Friar must still be feeling ill, as we have not heard from him
387 recently. Hopefully he will be feeling better soon.
388
389 Vision, I am indeed a 'late' person. No civilized person should be out of bed
390 before noon or in before three or so. Unfortunetly the rest of the world
391 has these really strange ideas about getting up a 7 and being in bed by
392 11.
393
394 I'll make another attempt to enter the next part of my story somtime today.
395 If the text send fails I'll just have to type it in by hand.
396
397 TTYAL.
398 An Astral Dreamer
399 &*&*&*&*'s
400
019=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/14/89 13:56 Msg:3136 Call:18492 Lines:13
401 _____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___________________________
402 AD, those people who believe in getting up at 7 and going to bed at 11 are
403 very crazy indeed! I L O V E staying up late! But I do regret it later in
404 the day (did I already say all this)?? As for Hagbard's story, I L O V E
405 it!! Hagbard, your story is very good. You are a very good desciptive
406 writer. I could see the scenes you described as I read your story. The
407 juice not coming out, the refridgerator, I could see it all, I call that
408 I N C R E D I B L E!! Well, bye everyone for now.
409 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
410
411 Later.......and have a nice Valentine's Day..........at (2:36pm 2/14/89)
412
413 ___T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___
020=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/14/89 14:28 Msg:3137 Call:18494 Lines:4
414
415 Hagbard, you are not losing your mind or sense of humer. It is just the
416 winter blahs. Cheer up, soon it will be spring.
417
021=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/14/89 16:01 Msg:3138 Call:18496 Lines:11
418 &*&*&*&*'s
419 I work part time, and they don't mind to much when I come in as long as I
420 get in my hours, So I can sleep in till 9 or 10 if I'm not behind. Still,
421 I somtimes end up with only 6 or 7 hours of sleep, and that ussually makes
422 it hard for me to concentrate.
423
424 Oh well, back to work.
425
426 An Astral Dreamer(2/14/89 4:36pm)
427 &*&*&*&*'s
428
022=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/14/89 18:25 Msg:3139 Call:18499 Lines:13
429 ______________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___________________________
430 I just woke up. Right after my last entry I went to my room and went to
431 sleep. Hmm, it's now 7:00 and I went to sleep at 2:36 (from my last
432 entry) so I slept for some time. Often all those hours I spend up
433 late will slump together in these after school L O N G sleep spells.
434 Well, I'm well rested now, but now I'll be up tonight until 2,
435 because I'll be wide awake and won't be able to get to sleep.
436 Well, have fun at work AD, and bye for now.
437 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
438
439 Later.........................................at (7:01pm 2/14/89)
440
441 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
023=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/14/89 18:44 Msg:3140 Call:18500 Lines:6
442 &*&*&*&*'s
443 I'm home now and I lurk. Back later.
444
445 An Astral Dreamer(7:17pm 2/14/89)
446 &*&*&*&*'s
447
024=Usr:178 terri bates 02/14/89 20:20 Msg:3141 Call:18502 Lines:11
448 ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( * ( muse ) * ) * ) * ) * ) * ) love parens)
449 Hagberd, You're beautiful!! I feel the same exact thing every time I get
450 up. You have a talent for making the mundane fresh and excitig--a very
451 good trait in a descriptive writer. I ejoyed this segment and wait with
452 baited breath for the next.
453 I'm afraid my story will have to wait a few moments...am in the middle
454 of a project......ever try chockie chip cookies without an electric
455 mixer? God, that butter is harder to cream than some people I know--
456 take tat as you will.............
457 your musie baby
458 <><><><><><><><><><><><><><just a little something different for the bottom
025=Usr:245 Doug King 02/14/89 21:20 Msg:3142 Call:18507 Lines:5
459
460 Anyone noticed that about 90% of the mail here is from THE VISION? Get a life
461 bub. Jeez.
462
463
026=Usr:199 TIM MILNE 02/14/89 22:58 Msg:3143 Call:18510 Lines:20
464 &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
465
466 TO ALL WHO USE THIS SYSTEM,
467
468 MY NAME IS TIM AND I AM NEW TO THE USE OF A MODEM, THIS SYSTEM IS THE ONLY N
469 UMBER THAT WAS GIVEN TO ME.
470 IF ANY ONE COULD BE KIND ENOUGH TO GIVE ME THE PHONE NUMBERS OF SOME OTHER B
471 BS SYSTEMS IN THE AREA, IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. MY MODEM IS CAPABLE OF
472 1200 BAUD, AND I WOULD LIKE TO TEST ALL OF ITS FUNCTIONS.
473
474
475 THANKS TO ALL WHO COMPLY.
476
477
478 TIM *555*
479
480
481 &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
482
483
027=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/14/89 23:27 Msg:3144 Call:18511 Lines:10
484 &*&*&*&*'s
485 Tim, typ bbs at the Command: prompt and hit return/enter and you will get
486 an up to date listing of all the known portland bbs's.
487
488 If Vision uses the board 90% of the time I must use it a good deal of the
489 other 10%. Maybe this is my life you know.
490
491 An Astral Dreamer(12:00 2/15/89)
492 &*&*&*&*'s
493
028=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/15/89 10:38 Msg:3145 Call:18525 Lines:3
494 Live long and prosper. Don't ask to many questions though. The answers may
495 make you uncomfortable.
496
029=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/15/89 15:01 Msg:3146 Call:18527 Lines:7
497 &*&*&*&*'s
498 Mighty quit in here. HELLO! HELLo! HELlo! HEllo! Hello! hello! Wow, heck of
499 an echo.
500
501 An Astral Dreamer
502 &*&*&*&*'s
503
030=Usr:245 Doug King 02/15/89 16:30 Msg:3147 Call:18531 Lines:4
504 Anyone notice that the other 10% of the mail hear is from Astral Dreamer?
505 Jeez bub get life. Or a clue maybe? I think I have dain bramage. Duh duh duh.
506
507
031=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/15/89 16:49 Msg:3148 Call:18532 Lines:18
508 ______________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__________________________
509 Anyone notice the mail from this guy who thinks I and AD call too much?
510 Neither did I.
511 Hey buddy I'll bet you $500.00 that I have a better life than you (but
512 you don't have any money so you wouldn't be able to pay) because I have
513 better things to do than call up BBS's and tell people they call too much
514 when you are the one calling all the time!
515 Hey buddy get a life...and a car....duh duh duh duh duh duh duh dork.
516@I think the twittling fag needs to be removed.
517 There, I think I scrubbed his face enough.
518 Perhaps to the point of bleeding?
519 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
520
521 Later...............................................at (5:25pm 2/15/89)
522
523 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
524
525 Some people in this world are soooooo annoying and stupid at the same time.
032=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/15/89 17:45 Msg:3149 Call:18533 Lines:1
526 P.S. Do you know how to spell hear? Or brain? Jeez.
033=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/15/89 18:17 Msg:3150 Call:18534 Lines:63
527 &*&*&*&*'s
528 To the Sysop. Maybe it's time to engage you know what mode. That's all I'll
529 say on this subject. Thanks.
530
531 To the story.
532
533 Early the next morning Moric was awakened by the sounds of many men packing
534 and preparing breakfast.
535
536 "Ah, I see you are up, I had been about to wake you." Sir Alex said
537 handing him a steaming cup that gave off an eye opening oder.
538
539 Moric Yawned and reached out for the cup. "I suppose I will have to
540 learn to ride if I am to accompany y."
541
542 "Yes, as we discussed last night. Of course if you can keep up with a
543 trotting horse for 8 hours.."
544
545 Moric laughed. "No, I'll just have to learn to ride. I only wish the
546 Elves had been more fond of horses."
547
548 "Good, I've asked Williem to give you some brief instructions, It's
549 really quite easy."
550
551 The lesson was a brief one and soon Moric was riding slowly back and
552 forth outside the building.
553
554 They rode many miles that day and as the sky began to darken they
555 came upon another building very similier to the one they had camped
556 in the night before.
557
558 "The one we used last night was the first one on this route. King
559 Otto had them built two summers ago. It is his opinion that they will
560 encourage people to come out and settle in the countryside and thus spread
561 his influence. There are three more before we come to the capitol, the
562 two nearest to the city do in fact have the beginings of what may
563 someday become decent rest stops. Theres nothing out this far yet though"
564 Sir Alex explained.
565
566 That night at the urging of his companions Moric took out the lute
567 that the Elves had given him and played an Elvish balad know in the humen
568 tounge as 'The song of the land'.
569
570 "You are one of the greatest Bards I have ever heard!" Sir Alex said
571 after the song was done.
572
573 "Thank you for your praise, but anybody could play beutifully with
574 this." He said holding up the Lute.
575
576 "I think that you are being humble."
577
578 "Perhaps." He said smiling."
579
580 "There is a song I am very fond of. If I were to hum a few bars would
581 you play it?" Asked one of the soldiers.
582
583 "I will try."
584
585 End this part of story.
586
587 An Astral Dreamer
588 &*&*&*&*'s (7:11 pm 2/15/89)
589
034=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/15/89 20:52 Msg:3151 Call:18536 Lines:7
590 ___T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___
591 I lurk. And like what I
592 see. AD, your story is
593 very very good. Lurking
594 at 9:27pm 2/15/89.
595 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
596 Goodnight.
035=Usr:272 Talos 02/15/89 22:57 Msg:3152 Call:18541 Lines:8
597 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
598 If Vision uses the board 90% and AD most of the other 10%, how do you account
599 for my messages, Muse's and your own? Think before you make a statement. Just
600 checking in, will post more later. What's this AD? The elf and the Magic Lute?
601 :) CU L8r,
602
603 Talos Valheru
604 <*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
036=Usr:322 Stray Cat 02/15/89 23:54 Msg:3153 Call:18544 Lines:6
605
606 So AD, bet he's gonna hum greensleeves next, huh? I like your story as well
607 as the alarm clock ones. Where the #$%& is Kurfur???
608
609 sorry no border this time
610
037=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 02/16/89 00:39 Msg:3154 Call:18546 Lines:98
611
612 {}
613
614 The two cans of water were in the pitcher. Looking in, I could see
615 the juice/blob/slug bobbing like a bouy, bumping into the walls of the
616 container. ---News Flash--- hey stupid, get a spoon! Yur friend,
617 the Brain.
618
619 I had a bright idea: get a spoon and stir it! Turning around, I
620 openned the drawers "In Search Of: the Lost Spoon Tribe" no, that was
621 a re-run from last night. I must still be tired. Cold. Cold water would
622 wake me. The stuff splashed onto my checks from the slap of my hand.
623
624 Bad mistake.
625
626 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
627
628 * *
629
630 It just so happens that there were no spoons, so I had to use
631 a fork. But, whenever you use a fork, the juice blob would get stuc
632 in it, which made it ideal for harpoon practice, but not for drinking.
633 Ten minutes of beating yeilded a yellowish-juice that smelled. I
634 quickly poured some into a cup and drank it all in three gulps.
635
636 I also remembered that I was hungry. I think, that, maybe, I
637 was hungry. Was I? Oh, screw it! Grab some eggs andCRACK. (sigh)
638 Grab an egg CAREFULLY and clean up the mess. Reach for the paper
639 towels (again? maybe I should look into investing...) no, put
640 the egg in the bowl, but, no, clean it? Just put the egg in
641 the bowl wholeCRAckdrip and NOW clean the floor. And the stovetop.
642 (sigh) let's try again, slowly...
643
644 * * *
645
646 Makeing breakfast was invented by the Marquis DeSade, master of
647 pain for pleasure. I don't care how many nuns he flogged, I still
648 say that breakfast is a form of personal torture, the anti-climax
649 of a morning. If you can't understand how cooking food to eat
650 can drive a person to drink, then try doing it while inhaling the
651 smell of the salty bacon, looking at the bubbling moist scrambled
652 eggs, and listening to the tempting call of the mini-bagels sitting
653 in a basket just three feet from you, calling to you, saying:
654 "...put...cream...cheese...on...me..." "eat...me...now" "Please...
655 hurry" etc. etc. while the back of your mind works feverishly to
656 control and direct everything else on your body to keep your instincts
657 from taking over. Instincts yelling, yearning for one thing:
658 FOOD. And lots of it. Your forehead perspires, your back aches from
659 leaning, and your hands shake as the adrenalin in your little heart
660 gushes forward and out to mix'n'mingle with my type O positive.
661 Rushing, rushing, rushing. Must move. Must cook. Must avoid
662 making a mess. Must move faster. Almost finished. OH NO
663 where is the plate? The plate? SQUEEKgrab one fastsshhhhhBANgting
664 not too fast (don't want to break the other plates) and close
665 * Bam * the cupboard. (sniff)....(sniff) THE EGGS ARE BURNING!
666
667 Quickly I scooped the eggs out, by tilting the entire pan
668 onto the plate. The pressed bacon was then heaped on top, and
669 promptly hit the eggs. Almost running, I turned the stove off,
670 grabbed the bagel basket, and plopped everything onto the table.
671 An unset table. (NOOOO) my mind screamed, I would have to wait
672 just a little longer, running to and from the kitchen to fetch
673 king-size knapkins (read:more f*cking paper towels), a fork, and
674 the juice, whoops, and a cup too.
675
676 Sitting down, I directly inhaled my food through the use of
677 my civilized shovel (read: the fork) and ten flexable appendages.
678 Thirty minutes of cooking yeilded into seven minutes of pleasure.
679
680 But I was full. And that means I was no longer hungry. No-one
681 cares if the pleasure of eating was short, for the simple reason that
682 they are too full to eat anymore. And if they tried, that short-lived
683 pleasure would surely be given to the city sewer system, courtesy
684 of your esaphigial muscles.
685
686 Maybe I ate too much. I was abit queezy.
687
688 (...aren't...you...tired...?)
689
690 The couch.
691
692 Standing up, I felt like a water balloon. Teetering to the couch,
693 I plopped into its soft cussions, and proped my body against its
694 inviting, cool arms. The tension from eating too quickly disapated
695 into nothing as my eyes became heavier with relief and comfort and
696 very tired and mustn't sleep and tired and..and.......and...........
697
698
699 I promptly fell asleep.
700
701 * * *
702
703 Sorry about the quality of the writing this time, but as I mentioned,
704 most of my writing is impromptu.
705
706 Hagbard Celine
707
708 {}
038=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/16/89 15:58 Msg:3155 Call:18554 Lines:9
709 ____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N_____________________________
710 I lurk. Hagbard, what do you mean sorry about the quality of your writing?
711 Your story is excellent. Funny, descriptive, and realistic! Man you have
712 got to be kidding if you think your writing style is bad. It's excellent!
713 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_
714
715 Later..................................................at (4:03 2/16/89)
716
717 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
039=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 02/16/89 17:27 Msg:3156 Call:18557 Lines:7
718 ___++++++++++_+________+_++++++++++++_+_______+_+++++++++_+_______+_++++++++
719 Hello people, and various others.
720 Alow me to introduce myself. I am Bob Satan. And of course, very pleased
721 to meet you. If theres anything you need... Just ask.
722
723 Bob Satan
724 ___+++++___++_+__________+_++++++++++++_+__________+_++++++++_+________+_+++
040=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/16/89 18:06 Msg:3157 Call:18559 Lines:17
725 ___T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N___
726 I lurk. And lurk. And
727 lurk some more. Hmm, I
728 wonder where the smart
729 ass guy who bothered AD
730 and me about calling in
731 so much went? Perhaps
732 he lurks too!
733 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
734 Lurking at 6:11pm 2/16/89.
735 P.S. AD, where are you?
736 MUSE, do more story.
737 HAGBARD, do more story.
738 TALOS, do more story.
740 AD, do more story.
741 Bye for now!
041=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/16/89 19:01 Msg:3158 Call:18560 Lines:12
742 &*&*&*&*'s
743 Here I am. Hello all. Vision, I'll work up some more of my story soon, Maybe
744 later tonight or tommorow it will be here.
745
746 So, who else will take the plunge? How about you vision?
747
748 More stories would be nice.
749
750 (7:04pm 2/16/89)
751 An Astral Dreamer
752 &*&*&*&*'s
753
042=Usr:201 Robert Armstrong 02/16/89 21:02 Msg:3159 Call:18563 Lines:19
754 ------------------====================>>>>>>T.R.
755 BAMF
756 cough, choke ... hack ... hack
757
758 and never appear in a cloud of sulpherous smoke...
759 Heres to lurking (any grues out there?)
760
761 It's good to see all of you again ...
762 thanks to my recent modem transplant I'll get to read the stories here on a
763 regular basis.
764 Hagbard- just keep writing, if you think to much about your style, it will
765 crip your style.
766 And- to those who say that "some people" ar hoging the system time, they
767 are either just un-lucky or there is a different prime time for modeming now
768 than a year ago, because I log in on a regular basis and I just can't seem to
769 get a busy signal...
770 TTYL<
771 T.R.
772 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<======================-------------------
043=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 02/16/89 21:22 Msg:3160 Call:18565 Lines:2
773 Well, Mikey's been at it again. Try entering the command "Help Stat".
774 -----------------------------------------------------------------------
044=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/16/89 22:23 Msg:3161 Call:18572 Lines:15
775 ____________________________T_H_E___V_I_S_I_O_N__________________________
776 T.R., I agree with you. Not once (well, maybe 1 time) have I gotten a
777 busy signal when trying to call into this BBS. I will probably not call
778 as much though from now on as I usually contribute nothing much when I
779 call in. AD, I don't know about doing a story. My writing skills are
780 really lame....my stories aren't science fiction/folklore/fantasy like
781 most of the stories here so I wouldn't want to bore anyone.......Just
782 got back from seeing "Dangerous Liaisons". A good film. Not good enough
783 to win best picture though (It was nominated). "Rain Man" should win
784 that. Well, again I leave you saying.......
785 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_
786
787 Later.................................................at (10:29 2/16/89)
788
789 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
045=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/16/89 22:59 Msg:3162 Call:18574 Lines:14
790 &*&*&*&*'s
791 Don't worry about what style they belong to Vision, What ever you are
792 comfortable with is fine. What muse is writting (atleast so far.) is not
793 Science Fiction/Fantasy.
794
795 One of the first stories I ever wrote was when I was in the 9th grade. It was
796 a short story that was entered into the Scholastic National writting
797 contest. It one an hounerable mention which was more then I even dreamed of.
798
799 Theres a story or two living in all of us.
800
801 An Astral Dreamer
802 &*&*&*&*'s(@around 11pm 2/16/89)
803
046=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/16/89 23:23 Msg:3163 Call:18575 Lines:12
804 ____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N____________________________
805 Hello again. OK AD, I will begin a new story or go from that one I started
806 S O O N. I can't say when as I am not sure. That's good that your story
807 won the mention. I can see why. You are a very good writer of Fantasy. Oh,
808 how's your tooth anyway? Did you get a haircut yet? Hey I saw that note
809 you left me on EPISCOBOARD -- I sent you back a note too. Well, I guess I
810 better type up this vocab list I have to do and then go to bed. The list
811 will take about 20 minutes and I will be back to lurk.
812
813 Later at (11:28pm 2/16/89)
814
815 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_ T H E V I S I O N _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
047=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/16/89 23:47 Msg:3164 Call:18576 Lines:3
816
817 A form that is lost is a passing moment in time.
818
048=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/17/89 00:15 Msg:#165 Call:18578 Lines:11
819 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
820 Lurking....lurking....
821 Hmm, well maybe I will
822 go back to the original
823 border I used. OK? Who
824 wrote that anyway?
825 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
826 Goodnight at 12:18am 2/17/89
82' I dold you I was a late person!
828 Usually it's worse!
829 Bye AD.
049=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 02/17/89 13:48 Msg:3166 Call:18596 Lines:7
830 &*&*&*&*'s
831 The tooth is fine. Havn't got around to the hair cut yet. I'm still working
832 out thu next part of my story. Hopefully tonight I'll have it ready to enter.
833
834 An Astral Dreamer
835 &*&*&*&*'s
836
050=Usr:178 terri bates 02/17/89 15:16 Msg:3167 Call:18598 Lines:8
837 == ( * ) == don't ask me what I'M doin' 'Cause I dn't0know ( * ( * ) * )
838 oh, I've got the flu doot da doo and i'M not at all aMUSEd, doot da doo.
839 Head achey, back feel like somebody put me on the wheel, and i swear that
840 im going to die any moment. got little red bumps in various locatio~c
8$1 but banana jana says its not chicken pox. never had em before, so i
842 souldnt know. and im sure that if i drink anymore ill drown. gotta go
843 to neep now. bye bye boys and girls.
844 ----------------------------the unhappy sick little muse-------------------
051=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/17/89 15:22 Msg:3168 Call:18599 Lines:12
845 ____________________________T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N____________________________
846 AD, I will look forward to reading your work tonight. MUSE, I hope that
847 you feel better. If you haven't had the chicken pocks yet then you might
848 Hmm, can't explain the problem here.
849 have them. Isn't the chicken pocks one of those diseases that everyone has
850 no matter what 99.9% of the time? Well, in any case, get better so you can
851 come back and aMUSE me some more.
852 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_
853
854 Later....................................................at (3:28pm 2/17/89)
855
856 ___T_H_E___V_I_S_I_O_N___
052=Usr:113 James Of Cassand 02/17/89 15:29 Msg:3169 Call:18600 Lines:4
857
858 Fortune telling is the art of telling people enough to interest them, but not
859 enough to give away thu game.
860
053=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/17/89 17:50 Msg:3170 Call:18603 Lines:6
861 __T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N__
862 Lurking at 5:54pm. Who
863 keeps entering those
864 short lines like the
865 one above?
866 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_
054=Usr:84 Micxael0Miller j 02/17/89 23:23 Msg:3171 Call:18611 Lines:50
867 &*&*&*&*'s
868 Heres the next part of my story. Where is everybody else? Oh well, I
869 guess I'm being a bit impatiant.
870
871 Moric awoke the next morning to find that the sky xad turned cold and
872 grey.
873
874 The travelers ate a quick meal and were on their way again. The land
875 about them had been steadily flatening and near mid day they came to the
876 ridge of a hill. From the ridge they could see the begyningc of a broad
877 flat valley that continued on into the mist.
878
879 "This is the valley of Ketch, across it lies out destination." Sir Alex
880 said with a heavy voice.
881
882 "You seem uneasy, is somthing wrong?" Moric asked.
8(3
884 "There are people in this area who wish me ill."
885
886 There was a moment of silence. "I don't understand."
887
888 "Good men occasionally see things differently." Was all Sir Alex said
889 before motioning the party forwabt.
890
891 The land now was unlike anything that Moric had seen before. It made him
892 feel uncomfortable to be so out in the open.
893
894 The mist did not clear that day and when they came upon the next
895 lodge house there was thu feeling of rain in the air.
896
897 The good spirets of the night before had dissapated and the soldiars
898 went about their business in near silence.
899
900 Moric set up his bed roll and pulled out one of the Elven cakes he
901 hat brought with him.
902
903 Sir Alex walked in through the front door and strod towards him.
904
905 "I must tell you that I was not altogether hounest to you when I asked
906 you to join out group."
907
908 "Optomism can cled ones judgment." Moric replied.
909
910 "A lesson I should have learned long ago." The Knight replied tiredly.
911
912 End this part of story.
913
914 An Astral Dreamer
915 &*&*&*&*'s
916
055=Usr:131 THE VISION 02/17/89 23:5 0 Mcw:3172 Call:18612 Lines:7
917 ____T_H_E__V_I_S_I_O_N____
918 Lurking at 11:55pm. AD,
919 I am still enjoying your
920 story. It's really good.
921 Well, I must go for now.
922 Will be back later.
923 _*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*__
056=Usr:498 Hagbqrd Seline , 02/18/89 01:47 Msg:3173 Call:18616 Lines:76
924
925 {}
926
927 Hello everyone. I'm afraid that's the end of the story. But as to
928 how I achieve the realistic effects, well, that's one of the world's
929 worst-kept secrets>
93
931 In short, the above story was pieced together from my memories,
932 spanning a meger 7 years or so of cooking, and a pitiful 20 years
933 of my life. Events, sensations, and feelings that were unusuall or
934 quite strong stayed in the0back of my mind. Writing the story only
935 brought forth my own experiences with getting up in the morning, and
936 my more recent memories got to me before anything else.
937
938 But I have something to discuss briefly with you - is life itself
9#9 a story? A story that we interactively write from day to day,
940 weaving though infinite plots and sub-plots and plots within sub-plots
941 and (etc. etc. etc.), or...
942
943 ...is it just an existence? There is no correct view of the
)44 wrld because people see the world through their own viewpoints. Even
945 the statement I just made is incorrect... and so on. You could go
946 on for years contradicting your own logic. But I try a more simplistic
947 approach.
948
949 We0are all sentinent beings (for the most part). To survive, we
950 prey upon other life forms (ie. eat plants, meat). In some cases,
951 we even prey upon each other. I don't believe in attacking my own
952 speicies to further my own life. We all havu problems, hopes, dreams,
953 desires, feelings, dark pasts, and other numerous goodies that
954 dwell within our little nogin.
955
956 I guess what I'm trying to say is that we live upon a big dirtball
957 that moves quickly around a nuclear fub~ace0that provides the basis
958 of our lives. And, while we can create elaborate abstractions, we still
959 kneel to the underlying insticts within most of us. Things SEEM hard
960 to those who do not wish to think things through. Things SEEM easy
961 to those who do.
962 ---aw, rubish. My mind is wandering again. I'm extremely
963 tired (18 hour stint) and my brain contains the focus of a burnt
964 matchbook.
965
966 Anyway, if you wish to improve your writing "just a little bit",
)67 (or in this case, as it applies to me alone), I simply
968 * draw upon past experiences
969 * avoid redundant word usage to keep the storyline fresh
970 * "borrow" writing styles to convey ideas that you yourself might have a
971 hard time with
)72 - - - AND MOST IMPORTANTLY - - -
973 * don't be afraid to write, and don't be afraid to write what's on your
974 mind. Sometimes offending people is what you need to do in order
975 to make the story good. I'm not advocating profanity, I'm si}pli
976 saying: "Go for the Gusto!"
977
978
979 Sometimes I feel like an old fart. I'm a meger 20 years old, but
980 my mind wanders too and from obscene ideas and places without
981 understanding time (whew - a mouthfull!). In short, I dqydruam
982 my stories, or conjure up a mood before or during my writing.
983 I hope that when you read one of my humble stories that I can convey
984 my own feelings and thoughts to you. And, if I have, then I will
985 have accomplished something in0my |ife. Part of life is
986 laughter, and when I can make people feel something without taking
987 from them, then I feel good about what I have done.
988
989 Yag! Enough junk already! I meant to fill in the disk, but this
990 philisophical trash is too much! Where am I coming up with this
991 stuff? And where are my manners? Right here. Say, who are you?
992 I'm your manners. No you're not, you're simply my imagination
993 working for me to produce answers. Oh really? Yes. Well then,
994 why do you lack manners now? Um, um, maybe YOU are my manners.
995 Serves you right then.
996
997 Hagbard Celine
998
999 {}
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