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Re: The Best Laid Plans of Pirates/Phreaks
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by: RBOC Agent 003
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on: November 23rd, 1987
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Welcome friends, to the informal little file which may change the way
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you view the modem world forever after. Before I explain the previous
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statement any further, I must introduce myself. Hello, for this file the
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handle above will do, I haven't used a real handle since the days of the
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original Sherwood Forest. I expect that you haven't heard of me before in
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any sort of file or on any board. Don't worry about that, I'm not involved
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with any permutation of the modem world you may consider yourself a part of
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(ie: the Hack/phreak world, the pirate community, elites!, or whatever else
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the self-deluded have grouped into a world or community). I do however
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know some of the 'legends' of the modem and their friends and associates.
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As just about every other file released this one will center on Lord
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Digital/Patrick. This file is something of an expose` on Lord Digital and
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how his various schemes and machinations have altered the modem world over
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the years. To get right to the point without any further amiguity, I am
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writing this file to put an end once and for all to Lord Digital's charade
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of "not caring" and just "being commented on." Lord Digital does in fact
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care very much and is either responsible for or in some way connected with
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just about every major 'rag' of the more intelligent sort which has been
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released since the beginning of the modem community . The previous
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statement naturally contradicts everything you've been led to believe by
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the authors of said files which is to be expected as the author, or at
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least editor of each file is one and the same: Lord Digital. What I am
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trying to reveal to you friends, as gently as I can, if such a thing can be
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told gently: You think of a young man from New York named Lord Digital as
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someone absolutely brillant and made legend against his own will by those
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less impressive than he. You think of him as the single largest
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contributer in ingenuity, ideas and software to the computer community at
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large. This I must tell you is not true. The files and information given
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out or 'exposed' regarding Patrick have all been created with the intent to
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make Patrick into the "ultimate elite", an entity which would appeal to
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everyone across the country as simply the most perfect thing possible in a
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computer hacker. I have learned of all of this through over 25 interviews,
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and discussions with those involved directly or indirectly in the scheme
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and through documented evidence on paper of these plans. Now the chronolgy
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of Patrick:
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The Early Days:
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Patrick began his modem career early on, being wealthy, he got a
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computer in the very beginnings of the modem world, when a complete Apple
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II system was about the equivalent of a Mac II today. Being of exceptional
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intelligence, though not so exceptional as you may have been led to
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believe, he learned quickly. What he did when he was younger is not much
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different from what most of 'you' modem users did when you first got your
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computer. When most people find out about the "modem world", they usually
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get excited about it and all the games or phreak info available and go down
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the path to eliteness. Patrick saw the modem world as a place where he
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could in the form of "Lord Digital" control and manipulate people. He
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became fascinated with the ways he could fool people so easily. Anyone
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could do it Pat saw, all you had to do was break the 'rules' they had set
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up and bullshit a little. This led to a string of not very memorable
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boards that Patrick set up for himself and even a group that managed to
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become fairly popular considering it did nothing but talk and had exactly
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one member cloned to the xth power by the magic of multiple log-ons.
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Patrick began to feel the power of his manipulative muscle and realized he
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had a talent. Patrick already saw that the modem population was
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burgeoning, wargames was released and new hackers were born everyday. He
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saw that someday he would be able to apply his unique talent to a much
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larger group of people. "The Lord Digital Project" as it came to be called
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went into planning stages.
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Others involved:
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Before I continue, I will note that it was in his early days that Pat
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picked up his NYC associates who were to take part in the LD project. They
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included first: Joey, Chase, Paul M., Asif, Pete, Dave G., Andy, Milton,
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Chris, Carl, Alex, and Yuri and later on the younger: Pete S., Seth, Bruce,
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Alex G. and Jack. To clarify, these were not his 'followers' who did
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surface on a number of NYC boards and included countless numbers of losers,
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but they were actually those involved in the LD project. The name "Lord
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Digital" itself was not always Pat's handle, it was simply the one he
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picked to launch to become the closest thing modem users have to a God
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with.
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The Atom's Rag: The plan begins
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It was now that the plan began in earnest. Patrick, probably the
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greatest propagandist since Goerbels was ready to begin. Patrick created a
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reputation for himself on various phreak/pirate boards, Lord Digital's
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reputation was centered around an as of yet imaginary set of programs
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called "Phantom Access". During 1984 Pat gave Lord Digital a reputation
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and blabed a lot about Phantom Access. The boards World of Cryton existed
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for Lord Digital to post on, and was promptly turned over to the FBI when
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Pat no longer had any use for it. In the beginning of 1985 Pat engineered
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the first element of what was to become the "Big Rag" strategy of
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propaganda. The "Big Rag" idea is that if something is ragged enough with
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someone with a certain amount of credibility it will become accepted.
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"Loser's of 1984" by the Atom was the first file of a series which has
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grown more and more ingenuious and different with each additional element.
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No one had given above the normal ammount of notice to Lord Digital before,
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but now all of a sudden he was "the #1 expert on ESS." If you look at
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Atom's file, just about everyone in it is attacked as an incompetent fool
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EXCEPT Lord Digital and Paul who just have "ego problems", something much
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more forgiveable. The "Atom's file" by the way, was not actually written
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by the Atom, but by the Elven Wizard. The Atom is a complete moron (get
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this: he sold an Amiga to get an Apple ][GS!), but was at least smart
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enough to realize when he was getting a free rep and never denied writting
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the file. My evidence suggests that the file was brought about by Carl
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telling EW all the information involved under the guise that he was somehow
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letting EW know something very secret. EW needed a little encouragment
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from other parties, who were naturally working with the project to write a
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big rag file.
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Tap.Interviews: Lord Digital answers the Atom
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Losers of 1984 drastically changed the modem scene. In the
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post-Atomic era the public was hungrily awaiting a sequel. King Blotto
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attempted to capitalize on his mention with his King's Reply file but it
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was essentially unnoticed. Lord Digital's response to the Atom's
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rag,Tap.Interviews, was a stroke of genius. By answering charges which he
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himself had set-up for the sole reason of allowing himself at a later date
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to answer, and in the form of a 'candid' interview had a fantastic affect
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on Lord Digital's reputation. By putting the file in the form of an
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interviews, while of course it was really just Pat himself sitting at the
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keyboard, he added an element of candidness to the file. After all it
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wasn't like he was actually broadcasting his views and praising himself, he
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was simply having an "open chat" in a bookstore. The two interviews with
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Tuc and Chesire were conversations that each of them had at one time or
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another with 50% of the people at Tap and added further credibility to the
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file. After all lots of people asked Tuc about LOD/H, and EVERYONE asked
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Chesire Catalyst about stealing from TAP. Neither could deny the
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conversations in the file or even identify the interviewer. Tap.Interviews
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essentially explained why Lord Digital is mature, cool, handsome,
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intelligent, rich, modest and has the perfect outlook on what life is all
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about and how to live it. TI also stressed Phantom Access, and described
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in detail exactly how wonderful and brillant it was. One of the central
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ways in which Pat kept Lord Digital popular was to keep people interested
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in Phantom Access, and this concept was continued by Tap.Interviews.
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National Enlightener: Lord Digital is 'revealed'
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While Pat was in no way connected directly with the authors of
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National Enlightener, he did make sure that several people whom he hoped
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would write rag files received buffers of his posts. The one's who ended
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up turning out the file Pat wanted turned out to be the Nat'l Enlightener.
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Pat was not in anyway however directly connected with the NE, this was one
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of the rags that he basically remained uninvolved with. Pat influenced NE
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just enough however that they included ample coverage of him and Paul but
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unlike just about everyone else on the disk shed them in a favorable light.
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Again as always Lord Digital came out the good guy.
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Tap.Interviews II: Dead Lord's babble
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Dead Lord and a few of his friends wrote a standard rag file after the
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fashion of what was coming out. They wrote it in order to spread about
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some lies about some people in New York and never intended on taking credit
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for it. Dead Lord changed his mind later, after phrack had revealed the
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truth and inadvertantly made the file seem more intelligent. At that point
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he was only trying to get all of the pirate world to hate him and he
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appears to have suceeded. Being a secret friend of Lord Digital's he
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included some whining about Phantom Access in the file. Most of it was
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along the lines of "Shit dudez! Why won't someone give it out!!" There
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was no real information in it because Dead Lord didn't want the file to
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look too intelligent which might give it away.
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Fall of the Modem World: Another dimension to Lord Digital
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Lord Digital was basically a stale topic now. People realized that
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Phantom Access was forever out of their grasp and Pat wasn't all the rage
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anymore. Pat wondered what new element he could introduce to Lord Digital,
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what exactly would gain people's respect or at least interest. He had to
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look no farther than a tabloid with an article on Occultist. I actually
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have, thanks to one of my sources, the exact newspaper that inspired Pat to
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'expose' Lord Digital's life. Pat decided that he should paint Lord
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Digital as a sort of mad teenage genius who had all sort of brillant
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projects hidden under his bed. Pat's friend Alan, posing as "Chris" wrote
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a 2-sided rag called Fall of the Modem World and devoted about 1/3 of it to
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Pat. And so "Chris" was born, overly-normal kid who was over-reacting to
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Pat's imagined eccentricity. Lord Digital was supposed to be a brillant
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eccentric, and the best way for Pat to paint himself as such was through
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the eyes of someone who was most disturbed by the abnormal. The file
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simply furthered Lord Digital along his road to Godhood and added something
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new for everyone to wonder over for a while.
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Tap.Inteviews III:
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This file is just mentioned as a side note as the author never had any
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contact with Pat and simply based it on what he had read.
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Phantom Access 5.7k:
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Pat realized that however many people he unleashed upon the modem
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world who "Had seen Phanton Access and itz totally rad!", people needed to
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see proof. Anticipating this he and his associates wrote the Phantom
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Access code hacker and assorted programs in 1985. They realized that it
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was not terribly impressive and just a BASIC code hacker with a few neat
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mods. They easily hid this fact however with doc files which made stupid
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program seem much more complex than it actually was. Most people around
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today have convinced themselves that Phantom Access is a hacker of such
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mamoth complexity that only a true demi-god could ever write it. It's
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written in BASIC with an ML driver but the self-deluded will not be
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disillusioned. For those who have seen Spectre, its really harsh I suppose
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to face the facts that its just a rip-off of a term program which access
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the cat's registers in a slightly unique way. Turning off the carrier and
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controlling the casette port is elementary.
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In 1987 Lord Digital felt that Phantom Access was ready to be released
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because the controversy over it was cooling. They had built up to what
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should have been a disappointing release, by rumors of a "secret 6.6
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version that no one can run!11!1!" This brillant bit of deception allowed
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Pat to keep the Phantom Access issue alive past it's time with discussions
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of where to get 6.6 and how to use it if one does get it. There were two
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releases of this by the way: One was Dead Lord's which Lord Digital had
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nothing to do with and as far as I can see was for the sole purpose of
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distributing a rag page. The other was from Matrix Murderer and The Ripper
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and came directly from Pat.
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In relation to Phantom Access there were also little files that kept
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orginating from Pat's friends in the guise of people who either had PA or
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wanted it very badly. All these short files kept the mouths of the
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denziens of the modem world watering with elaborate descriptions of all of
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Phantom Access's functions.
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The PA.MISCDISK: Lord Digital's secret hideout
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This was a collection of posts from the old Twilight's Peak. I was on
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Twilight's and though most of the disk are accurate buffers, a lot of it
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was fooled around with and a lot was added to it. Patrick was not the one
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who did most of the work on this piece. Dead of Knight did most of the
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work before it was given to the Ripper. Patrick's big role at this time
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was to pop up as "Federal Agent" on various systems and circulate himself.
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He made up a background as one of "Pat's old friends" and then proceeded to
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"secretly contact" several people and give them information "on Patrick
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that only you must know." As a result there are at least a dozen people in
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circulation that think they have been given the secret story of Lord
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Digital, which is more bullshit. These people also think that if they ever
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tell this to anyone they will be harmed in some terrible way. This means
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that it will be at least a year before about half of them write files
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"revealing" everything. Pat as "Federal Agent" also did a little tap dance
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on The Ripper's credit card # causing him great anguish. This prompted
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Ripper into writing a big complaint as to his treatment which prompted Pat
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to answer back which in turn brought equally meaningless files from Dead
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Lord, The Plague, and Dead of Knight (using "Your Friend" as a signature)
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who were all in on the joke and just laughing along with Patrick.
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Phantom Acc : ccA motnahP: Smart-ass goes Live!
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This file was written by a fairly intelligent teen in NYC who realized
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what every other fairly intelligent person realizes: that the modem world
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is meaningless. However most people don't feel compelled to hack out 354
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sectors of this concept and then throw in hardware descriptions and
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reviews, philosophy of life, insights into Lord Digital's personality (all
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of which are followed by something like: "but hey, it's no one's bussiness
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so why should I tell you?" and of course denials that the author really has
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an influence in the content of a file ("It's not MY file!"). Overall it
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was silly, not really meant to clear up any questions about Lord Digital,
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but rather to keep interest up by alluding to things that the author just
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COULDN'T under any circumstances tell about and WHY DO YOU CARE ANYWAY!?!
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It also talked a lot on how to use certain parts of Phantom Access which no
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one seems to have and which might not even exist.
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If Jack had not written this file no one would have ever heard his
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views or known who he was. No one would ever hear about what a good buddy
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he is with Pat, how he wrote 40% of Phantom Access.obj or how he is simply
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the greatest hacker and programmer ever. As well as contributing to the
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Lord Digital Project this is simply an expresssion of some kid's pathetic
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need to tell everyone that he exists before he stops calling boards
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forever.
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Conclusion
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I have essentially outlined the major elements in Pat's little game
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with the modem world. You can believe me or not as you wish. I've told
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the truth, I've no reason to lie. Perhaps you can't understand why someone
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would do all this, so let me try and put it in perspective for you. Have
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you ever thought about what it would be like if you could live forever and
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be at "the right place at the right time" at crucial points in history?
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You could change the history of the entire world. Pat saw a new world
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beginning to take form in which he could in a matter of years see the
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direct effects of his presence. Since a modem generation is only about 6
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monthes, in 7 years Pat has witnessed the equivalent of about 450 years of
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human development. Of course you can't take the analogy too far as the
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modem world doesn't directly relate to the real world, however it is
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sufficent to show my point.
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Lord Digital is in fact not a millonaire genius and super-hacker. He
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is just a bored 19 year-old still dependent on his father. If you think my
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version of the facts seems unlikely, well then I also sell subscriptions to
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the National Enquirer(not to be confused with the National Enlightener) so
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I don't mind too much.
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Some People to Mention:
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The Plague(Yuri): Yuri is an old friend of Pat's who is also an excellent
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programmer. He wrote about 40% of Phantom Access, and did a lot of the
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design. Most of his computer involvment now is writing Apple and Amiga
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software that he never gives to anyone. The last thing he did was design
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and code an advanced multi-tasking environment for the ][GS which was
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ProDos compatible. He decided not to market it because a) at only 2.8 mhz
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it's a little slow, so until the GS is at least 8mhz it wouldn't worth it
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and b) he doesn't want the GS to have an advantage over the Amiga. Before
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that he wrote an intelligent terminal for the // series. It's sort of like
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and interactive AE which can log on and get mail, messages, do transfers,
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etc at set times. He is a genius with a reported IQ of 167. I've never
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met him but he's been described at pretty pathetic looking.
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Dead Lord(Bruce): I already mentioned Bruce in connection to his files, but
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I will also tell you a little about what I know of him from meeting him
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personally at Tap meetings(now 2600 meetings). Most people in the pirate
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world that know Dead Lord hate him. Bruce logs onto boards and then using
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logical arguements (he is debator at school and a genius, some say even
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smarter than Pat) criticizes everything on the board. Since most of his
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oppenents cling to some nonsense or other of pirate's honor and ideals they
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are never to good at arguing back. Some even agree with him as most do in
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regard to his Elite File II and the Doc. This "ragging" was always Dead
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Lord's form of modem fun as was Jack's crashing, Pat's bullshiting, New
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wares kid's games, etc. He no longer enjoys this avenue of pleasure
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however because, in his word's: "At a certain point I realized the even if
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the pirates are idiots, going around telling them this is just the other
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side of the coin. It's doing exactly what they do by pretending not to.
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Besides I have more important things to think of now." Over the 2 to 3
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years I've known him he's transformed from a pudgy nervous kid who got a
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kind of childish glee out of playing devil's advocate, in the real world as
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well as the modem, to a normal person who's enjoyable to be around and
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doesn't take anything too seriously. His big "Splash" before leaving the
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modem world is worth mentioning for the sake of humor. He managed to
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convince 100+ NYC Cat-fur/AE users that the modem world nationwide was
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ruled by an evil group of tyrants who ran the "Tele-Trial Network." He
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explained to them that they had not been noticed by the tyrants yet because
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they were local, then proceeded to contact several of them in the guise of
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LOD/H members and put them on tele-trial. He went on like this for a while
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even getting some of the users to join a "Rebel Alliance" to "make the
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Modem World democratic again, as it was in the days of President Hot Rod."
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He finally just told them all the truth and stopped calling the 3 or 4
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systems he'd been running his little circus on.
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Seth: Seth was a friend of Bruce's for the past 2 or so year's who never
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had a handle. He had a hand in all of Bruce's modem activities, sometimes
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running the show. He is also very smart and has an extremely funny sense
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of satire which he ceaselessly applied to the modem world and all it's
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nonsense. If he ever wrote any of the stuff he said down it woud be
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funnier than any of the rag files so far, but this will never happen as he
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just doesn't care.
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Chesire Catalyst(Richard Osband): Whatever "legend" has told you, Chesire
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is an idiot. He claims to have left NYC for Florida, however this was
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found out to be simply an attempt to get a NYC hacker named Fiber Optic to
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stop hacking his answering machine. He is a "Microcomputer Consultant"
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which means that he helps pathetic IBM users get Lotus running. The last
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was heard of him he was involved in some United Nations BBS called Uni-tech
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or "Uni-you know what running on Fido-you know what" as in his intelligent
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secret code on the answering machine. Ozzie is doing no one any good at
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this point and hopefully some bitter Tap subscriber will put him out of his
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misery one of these days, that's about all one can hope for for him.
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The Doc(Glenn): Another idiot. He compared his own disk to Nat'l
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Enlightener because both had buffers of the "elites." The major difference
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however was that while Nat'l Enlightener's attitude was "these so-called
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elites are a bunch of morons", The Doc's attitude was essentially "aren't
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the elite just great?" Dead Lord has already written a lengthly response
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to The Doc's disk and it all makes a lot of sense. The Doc has a serious
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attitude problem that being "I am better and smarter than most people and
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those who I chose to allow on my board are likewise superior." His current
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new user message reads like an application to Harvard, talks of great
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ideals and meaning for the pirate world, and then proceeds to ask the user
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his latest wares. In other words he is running a normal run of the mill
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pirate board, but it suits his ego to pretend that it's somehow special.
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This attitude has continued for almost seven years. It's one thing for
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someone to get caught up in eliteness as a new users and young person, but
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to keep it up for seven years!? A normal, well-adjusted person does not
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behave in this manner, however The Doc and his friends do. Perhaps shared
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social problems are what makes elites special in common?
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The Triton(Eddie): Eddie gets mentioned as an idiot not just for buying
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wares for the Digital gangs, thus starting the euphemism "thanks to:" which
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as we now know means "bought by:" but by writing a particularly idiotic
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file. His file about being called on a confrence brought tears to my eyes
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it was so stupid. Eddie labors under similar delusions as The Doc that he
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maintaining some standard and order to piracy as if it were some sort of
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honor. I shouldn't need to explain why this is idiotic, piracy is petty
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thievery, nothing more. This isn't to say that the people Eddie was
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dealing with were somehow intelligent, The Martyr's file was equally as
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dumb.
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Touch Tone(Bart): The third member of what Dead Lord and Seth call "The
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Three Titan's of Piracy"(Glenn, Eddie and Bart). Just as the titan Atlas
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held the earth upon his shoulders, the Three Titan's of Piracy hold the
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pirate world from collapse. Bart goes beyond just having the same foolish
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attidudes towards the signifigance of the pirate world and his place in it
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as Glenn and Eddie. He is in fact stupid in his own unique and creative
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way. Bart likes to threaten people on the phone. He calls up users as far
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away as Boston(he being in NYC) and threatens physical violence against
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them, never forgetting to menton his guns and other assorted weapons. Bart
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has never to my knowledge ever carried out a threat, even to those nearby
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him. He has however managed to get on the tape of at least one person he
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threatened, who turned the tape of the threat over to the police. This
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means that if Bart ever did hurt anyone, there's evidence sitting in police
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files ready to put him away. This is all irrelevant anyway because if Bart
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were as tough as he claimed he wouldn't need a modem reputation for
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self-esteem.
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THE END
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Thanks to:
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The Three Titans of Piracy:
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Bart, Eddie & Glenn
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Touch Tone, The Triton & The Doc
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and to:
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Dead Lord for being a member of:
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(>CEO<) - Chief Executive Officers
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KBD - Klaus Barbie Dolls *ELITE*
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+PRE+ - Pointless Ragging Elite
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+TIE+ - Tap.Interviews Elite
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NYCCG - New York Copy-A Recracking Guild
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TAP/H
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GOD/H
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TUC/H
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US - All those who are not Celtic Phrost
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LA - Lord's Anonymous (members: Dead Lord, Lord Digital, Lord Brittish)
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[Circle of Dung!]
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[Legion of Broom/Shroom]
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LORG/HORG
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Special thanks (file bought by!): Little Brown Koko
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and thanks to:
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Lord Digital for fooling everyone
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Those who when added up, have completed approximately 240% of Phantom
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Access between their various claims
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Everyone stupid enough to be a part of the pirate/phreak world
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Porsche and other high-performance car makers for giving Jack something to
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feel superior about
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Sweden for giving Jack an excuse to put down Americans
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Incognito for being too stupid to learn the first time
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The Boy! for cracking all the ware(note: singular)!
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