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** /\ /\ /\ | | || ~|~ || |~~| ** Society
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* \ || \ | | || | || | * Skene Harmony,
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** \/ \/ \/ | | \/ | \/ | ** Unity, Trust & Unbiased Propriety
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Issue #2 - The Swallow and Digest
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The Painful Introduction Task.
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by fifteen
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Okay okay, it took a little bit longer than we expected and hoped. That's
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just the facts of working with little or no creative talents and attempting to
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magically conjure up humourless and annoying pieces of non-work. Also for the
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critiscizing reader there is much here to consider in the process that is
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undertaken to put together even such a low quality fanzine as this one.
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Battling fits of hypochondria and those paranoid anti-authority hallucinations
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tends to topple even the most dedicated "provocateur"(<-- if this is not a
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word, I coined it. Gibson watch out!). The other consideration(many will accuse
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me of lying, because of course it's true) is that between two people it is hard
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to write things that are consistently inane and test the limits of the word
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pointless.
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Much has happened since the detonation of the first issue. Since this brave
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day there has been constant confirmation of our original purpose, which at
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times seemed to mock what we thought originally were just our own deluded
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attitudes about the way things just are. The Calgary Modem Skene has delved
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deeper into an ocean of despair. Again and again in attack waves, we have been
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forced to witness new feats of cowardice, avarice, ignorance, and
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quietism(especially when it hurts). We are guessing blindly when we take a
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little bit of the credit for socially conditioning the Skene populace into such
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a condition. As result of subterfuge, [SOSHUTUP!] has caused utter apathy and
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the concealed and often praised emotionlessness ones now characteristic to the
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Calgary Modem Skene. This was just the first step in achieving status in our
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skene. This second issue is a further attack on free-thinking and educated
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modem users located in Calgary. Like a deadly gas, we are releasing it into the
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expansive rooms of the local BBS community and intending it to be inhaled by
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the most aware(and therefore dangerous) users around. We harnish it as one of
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many means for smashing reactionary positions and thus advancing the movement
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of our thousand mindless robots. For the months to come, the observers will see
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drastic changes in the activities of local users as all bastions for freedom
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and individuality are quite cleanly removed from Calgary. By the time this
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issue has reached distribution, we will have already secured the important
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tactical positions which would prepare us for eventual world domination.
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This introduction is not only an entertaining and educational appetizer to
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the contents within, but it is a very indeed serious warning directed to both
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authorities and citizens. The last few months we have built weapons for
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subversion and infiltration and we are quite dedicated in our purpose of
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forever destroying the state of the Calgary Modem Skene. As days pass, we
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replace one seemingly honest citizen with a [SOSHUTUP!] spy and our message of
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cultural revolution has even reached the districts of the Internet. You are not
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safe, as we lurk at the very edge of the networked phone system and imbed
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ourselves inside the data which passes nonchalantly across. The illusion of
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your own security is a petty joke in the face of our penultimate power.
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Tomorrow will be the achievement of our destiny. No Genre Immune!
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***** *****
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==== Table of Contents ====
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From Here On IN!
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a) An Author's Earthly Longings(w/ special guest Bruce Sterling)
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b) Nite of the HackerZZ
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c) Harvestmen and Media Lies
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d) Creemo and the Canvas
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e) The Conspiracy File I
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f) - P@W3 Salute and Articles -
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1- The Blow-up Doll Death Machine
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2- How to MOP!! (abbreviated title)
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3- How to Make the Ultimate Sex Doll
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4- How to Seduse Alternatve ChickZZ!!
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5- How to Seduse Modeem ChickZZ!!
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6- How to Have an Out of Body Experience with a Zippo
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7- How to Make a Stealth Bomper (abbreviated title)
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8- Various Uses for a Television Remote Control
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g) The Conspiracy File II
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h) Telemate V4.12
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i) Urban Hero(an action story about a curler's rise to fame)
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l) A Fish In A River Of Violence(confessions of a homosexual police officer)
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p) Exile from the Wasteland(the only [SOSHUTUP!] editorial ever!)
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t) Phiber Optic Man(part 1 of the continuing saga)
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u) Quotes
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z) Thankzxxzs!!
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***** *****
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Here follows an article which cyberspace author Bruce Sterling graciously
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contributed to [SSU!]. You will find a historical view of cyberspace genre and
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Mr. Sterlings views on fellow cyberspace author, William Gibson. At first we
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had reservations about publishing this article because we felt on the spot that
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an established author would take interesting in our magazine. But then we saw
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it as an opportunity not to pass up. (Jack the Lad)
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AN AUTHORS EARTHLY LONGINGS
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Special guest writer Bruce Sterling
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Author of:
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Islands in the Net
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Schismatrix
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The Artificial Kid
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The Hacker Crackdown
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And co-author with William Gibson:
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The Difference Engine
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A new legacy of literature started in the year 1977. It was then that
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science fiction needed a new direction, a blinding beacon of light to guide us
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into the post-modern age which we are well into now. In the mid-to-late
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seventies there was very little innovation in the genre of sci-fi, and with
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exception of a few authors the proud world of futurist literature was scarred
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by stagnation. Writers then could agree that the style needed some sort of
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prophet, like a god-send or an omen from outer space. 1977 was the year that
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William Gibson had his first story published; "Fragments of a Hologram Rose".
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A new archetype for science fiction was defined the day that story reached
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print, a hope given to the unemployed science fiction writers of a confused
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age. Gibson offered an inventive and titillating sci-fi world in which
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Corporations competed with people's lives and a few dark future cowboys gave us
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the endurance to overcome, in our minds, the evils of monetary conquering. Now,
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unlike the 70's, our world much resembles the example that William Gibson has
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given us. He was the last apostle of our time, and his electric prose shone out
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into the night sky like a gleaming diamond!
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If priests are there to peddle and interpret religion, then science fiction
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writers have the soul purpose of interpreting the ethereal messages sent to
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humanity from some unknown sattelite. We are brave templars who tempt the
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beast, dance on the edge of the abyss, show over-confidence in the face of
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disparity and occasionally, search for a cold grope in the lonely night. In a
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universe bound to physical laws, William Gibson is the solitary exception. In
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the joint book I did with Bill (The Difference Engine) I had the rare
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opportunity to experience his vast intelligence and insight first hand. During
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the writing of The Differnce Engine, we spent many long hours together
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exchanging ideas, and I was absolutely amazed with his spontaneity. We rejoiced
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in each others talents, infact, to this day I revel on the experience that we
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shared together. It is true that I think of Bill as a close brother that I
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never had, but also he is a messiah capable of feats that are beyond that of
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the normal man. His high tech speculative poetry is above fiction as we can
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conceive it. Cyberspace is a necessity for our generation, it represents the
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speed which our minds are expanding. No man since Timothy Leary has opened our
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cognitive processes to such magnificence.
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My mind fills with fear in the reality that one day William Gibson, like
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all of us, will die. His message has the potential to penetrate so deeply into
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the conscienceness of mortal man. Truly, Gibson, has masterfully attained a
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status of techno-enlightenment. He is like Siddhartha, in front of a
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type-writer, reaching a state of knowledge instantly and coining the word
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"Cyberspace". I cannot fully express with words, and it's known that my trade
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is words, my true adoration for this alien intelligence. I am glad to be
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contained in some format, in the expansive realms of Gibson's mind. To have
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worked with this man, no, this saviour is a task I will proudly carry in my
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mental resume. Gibson's touch, his sensitivity for the romantic, is inspiring
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to me at the very least. For all intents and purposes, I -- Bruce Sterling,
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renowned science fiction novelist -- would seek and breach the ends of the
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earth to share a single embrace with Gibson's intellect. I will gladly be his
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modern NeuRomancer, in seeks of creating something even more theologically
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moving as his cyberpunk. Anything I would do for this man, my devotion and
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dedication will never buckle. Sometimes I get lost in a dream, my world-view
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fills with his body and soul and I shriek in loneliness never to reach the
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climax of his new-style prophecies. THIS IS WHY WILLIAM GIBSON WAS INVENTED!
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***** *****
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Many years ago, in the distant era known as the 1980's, there was a style of
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hacker fiction which has never really resurfaced since. In the movie WarGames
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was portrayed the true hacker identity: the vital cyber-anarchist placed steps
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ahead of police and computer experts by ingenuity and determination. Many times
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has the hacker been slotted in-between the forces of Good and Evil in a
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national or global struggle. This story was written to portray in a romantic
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sense the caste of the computer hacker in Reagan's America. I hope that it
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communicates a proper message towards the hackers of the 1990's and helps to
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set a standard for the direction that they will be asked to take. (fifteen)
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Nit3 of the Ha(k3rZZZzz!
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by
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fifteen
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The smell of chinese fried beef filled the room as a group of teenage
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data-thieves cooked some hacking fuel on their rusted wok. A night most
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memorable was in the making as they searched the Date-a-pac World Network for
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the special codes that they would need to infiltrate the US government and stop
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the iron hand of imperialistic class-driven slavery in the United States.
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The week before saw many excursions into the lonely alleys of corporate
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headquarters, just narrowly avoiding the street scum and their distant
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relatives the police in a trash gathering spree which would prepare them for
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this data heist. The 3 boys had compiled a password list from the mysterious
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encrypted corporate memos that had eventually ended up in a Secretary's small
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paper bin and armed with this deadly information they were about to set for
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themselves a new path in military espionage. Corned-Beef, the angst-filled
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leader of the trio of information burglars seemed determined to overthrow the
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economic structure of America. But deep behind his pre-cyber gaze was an edge
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of fear. The others, ManiKKK M0nday and the Silicon Umbrella, sensed the
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cornered fear of their leader and attempted to boost the moral of the entire
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group by surrendering their portions of chinese fried beef to Corned-Beef but
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there was no avoiding of the realization that this day would be the day their
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lives all changed drastically. They tapped away at the keyboard in utter
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dilligence, attempting the first shot at the system's password codes.
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Meanwhile in Washington, the jaded federal agents worked around the clock to
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uncover the alluring path which somehow caused top secret government
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information to fall into the hands of one of the countries most successful
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corporations. Dale Busst, a bright young NSA rookie for the Code Cracking
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Division was also working away at his computer. In front of him was a coveted
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list of known hacker aliases and the pertinant information which would make or
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break this case. Dale Busst was not familiar with the hacker mentality yet and
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the criminal information was hard for him to really accept. He viewed the
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hackers as white collar vandals and terrorists, and while the country entered
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head-first into the information age he shuddered with pangs of fear thinking of
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the unthinkable damage that they could cause to the United States of America.
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He saw a certain deliberance and intention behind the aliases and sects of
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these computer pyro-technicians and with this his mind was set perfectly for
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the impossible task ahead.
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The wok cooled with a background sizzle and the monotonous keystrokes filled
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the tense silence of the hacker hide-out. Corned-Beef had discovered a few very
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interesting leads, the russians had hided a crack computer commando to steal
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some vital missile information from the Pentagon and had stored it on the
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system which they were attempting to break into. He had originally keyed into
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it after using phreaker tones to monitor the calls of various military
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officials and was sure that the information in question could play a vital part
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in the de-economization of the US. In another room were ManiKKK M0nday and the
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Silicon Umbrella, discussing in hushed tones and emotional filled words, the
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multitude of the situation and how from it they could achieve their wildest
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fantasies. Among the three there was much affection, and in any situation they
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could rely upon each other. They had also come together on occasion to satisfy
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the dire wants and needs of one another and it only helped create a unison
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often unseen in hacking circles.
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"I have run the code liquifier program on the government encryption and soon
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we will be able to read all the text on the corporate system", excitedly
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proclaimed Corned Beef to the passion-dazed couple. In brotherly harmony, the
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two hackers on the floor rose to the occasion and entered back into the
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computer room. Now all three minds were set forth in equal force to crack the
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code.
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Dale Busst was on the edge of exhaustion and he sleep deprived mind barely
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churned and interpreted all the information on the hackers in America. Perhaps
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his semi-deluded state could somehow become an efficient tool in the search for
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the hackers. He extracted a phone number for a famous Hacker-Pirating BBS
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somewhere in Alaska and proceeded to make an account. Almost with premonitious
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vision he wizzed through the difficult hacker questionaire and was allowed
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instant access to the system. Four hours lately(and after innumerable coffee
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breaks), Agent Busst finally found the fledgling of hope in a cryptic message.
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Many references he found in it were actually directly correlatable to the name
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of the corporation which was suspect and he had found out that it was a russian
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hacker by the name of Penguin who lifted the military secrets from the
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Pentagon. He cross-indexed the name in his database.
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On the 1984 model of the CoCo 2, the three hackers continued the tedious
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process of cryptographically searching for known methods of encryption to
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somehow manage to un-encrypt the file. From one of the local Pirating-Phreaking
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BBSES they had uploaded a grind function which they could adapt to their
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programming of the liquifier function. After hours more of intense work they
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found themselves wedged very deeply into the corporate system. Wedged so deep
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even, that metaphorically, it began to bleed the vital information forth.
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"Maybe we should use the Shaven Pe.. oops, the Smooth Criminal Virii to
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disrupt to DOS of the Mainframe" whispered ManiKKK M0nday to the other two
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elite hackers.
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"The problem with that is all the work we are going to have to do to copy
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all the information to soft disk and then to print it out and erase it" said
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Silicon Umbrella.
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"I just got the new Copy-write program off of the InfraNet and also a new
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printer utility which will allow us to receive the information at 600 baud"
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comforted Corned-Beef as the others stared in surprise.
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Dale Busst had prospected some very surprising information from his files.
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It seemed that the user Penguin had been busted just recently when an American
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Astrology Professor used spirits summoned by his Ouija board to calculate the
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speed of the Gonzo upload protocol. The name of the Astrology Professor was
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Cliff Ratchet and he had just signed a contract to release his account of the
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events called "The Cuckoo's Nest". Agent Busst methodically obtained the phone
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number for Mr. Ratchet and then asked him some very important questions. He
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found out that the missile information had been downloaded to the corporate bbs
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by Penguin from a university using the Gonzo upload protocol and that Penguin
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had been accepting tuna-fish sandwiches laced with Crack Cocaine in payment for
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the run against the corporation. Also a police report indicated that some
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hackers had been messing around with the corporation and that their phone
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number could be obtained through a modern phone trace, the problem was that
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they had not been able to keep them online for the 20 minutes that were
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neccesary.
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Corned-Beef was having a datarush, a migraine caused by stream of
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information which his monitor displayed. He could not think, but deep inside an
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emotion called for him. A moral reservation. He could not bear to destroy the
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economic status of America anymore, his conscience and sense of national duty
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reached out for his hacker-capable mind. Once the thought was completely
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registered, he had little difficulty convincing his two loyal companions that
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the information which they had side-loaded from the corporation could not be
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used for evil.
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In the instance of a few exchanged kisses(if the hackers were kissing,
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which they were not by the way!), an assault was led against the hacker
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hide-out and Agent Busst burst into the room with the entire Swat team and
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proceeded to arrest the youths. As the CoCo 2 was being taken away, along with
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the stack of Gary Numan albums, the hackers protested that they had no intent
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of using the information to harm the US and that they only wished to retrieve
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the information to give it back to the Pentagon. Some coaxing and more kissing
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led Agent Busst to believe them and the hackers were made into National Heroes.
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THE END
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***** *****
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This is an artical which I felt was absolutely necessary to write. I am a
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firm believer in the Harvestmen Threat, and with all the recent dis-information
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about it because of the media, I felt it as my duty to inform you, the public,
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of the truth of the situation. (Jack the Lad)
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Harvestmen and Media Lies.
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By
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Jack the Lad/ssu#5
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Today I had a discussion at work with a fellow co-worker. She told me that
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she saw a segment on a TV show which disregarded the pending Harvestmen
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revolution. For readers who have read the last issue of [SOSHUTUP!] you
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already know about the Harvestmen threat, and you also know that it is no hoax.
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Let me just say that the Harvestmen threat is VERY real. The only people
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who would disregard it as a hoax are the left-wing politictians and supporters
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of NAZI governments around the world because they are afraid of the truth, when
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the revolution comes, the Harvestmen will have them up against the wall first.
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It really sickens me to the core of my stomach that these people, the
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respected media, are collaborating with the left-wing communists and those
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dirty NAZI's are spreading lies the discount something that is so threatening
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to the very existance of the human race?
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Although it sounds surprising, it is not totally unbelievable. Certain
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people within the media are either NAZI's or communists. It is well known that
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members of certain CBS newscasts are members of the Communist Party and they
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would rather spread their communist influenced point of view rather than that
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of the truth. When first becoming a news person, it is well known that you must
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have a NAZI heritage and a NAZI attitude to become a news broadcaster.
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Just a few hours ago, I saw on my television a show that contained many
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of the secrets on how to defeat the Harvestmen. It was encoded deep inside the
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dialogue and narration but I swear that there was a direct message from the
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legions of private individuals who have acknowledged the threat of the very
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ill-behaved Harvestmen. In this I found the last hope inside the media for an
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uprising against the 8-legged plotters we know as the Harvestmen. The
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television show was about the conquests of the heroes of the bible, and it was
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hosted by Charlton Heston(who reportedly uses his Hollywood affluence to help
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arm anti-Harvestmen freedom fighters). It came to me instantly that our
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movement would need a leader, and the first person I considered of course was
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myself but then after seeing this monumentuous display of anti-HM fervor I was
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motioned seemingly by God to consider Charlton Heston as the leader of our
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stalwart movement. Now I wouldn't want to suggest any sort of left-wing or NAZI
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terrorist organizing, we are all simply democratic thinking capitalists with
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traditional values who want to see our society rise for the better and the
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enemies of the state beaten down.
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Unfortunately, the chances of us being beaten down are greater than the
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average layman thinks. Through out the world, the Harvestmen grow, in strenght
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and in numbers. Their jaws of death are soon to devour us if you and I do not
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take direct action. Unless Charlton Heston steps forward as the God ordained
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champion for our heavenly cause to smash the insipid creatures that plot to
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destroy the world.
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As in the Planet of the Apes series, Charlton Heston rose above his
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primate captors to shine as a last hope for the human race, if this was not a
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demonstration of his character and grit, then we are truely lost. Even in his
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old age, he is a couragious warrior and a dedicated christian willing to fight
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once again to save humanity. It is obvious that the Harvestmen are to be
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compared to the Prince of Darkness himself, the scale of the threat and their
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numbers speaks very well of the holy battles of the middle ages. This is a
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battle cry to Charlton Heston, to save us from the evil grip the Harvestmen
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have on us. Anybody who could possibly pass this message on to the savior
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himself, will be deemed a hero in the forthcoming war.
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***** *****
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Very near to the scheduled release of ssu2 we received some very unfortunate
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news about the state of what was an ever-growing pro-[SOSHUTUP!] freedom force.
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The scene of the incident was painted by a lethal and final standout between
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authorities and [SOSTUPIDA!] renegades. Gun blasts and screams of despair
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called out on the night of March 6th as police moved in on an abandoned
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community centre which had become the site and base for all [SOSTUPIDA!]
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activities. They had recently been entrenched in a campaign to spread the first
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issue of [SOSHUTUP!] onto many local bbses and authorities had obtained the
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assistance of many local SysOp's to pinpoint the location of this aggressive
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action and eventually moved in with help of the SWAT team to apprehend the
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heroic bandits of the Society of Stupid Antics!. The death toll of that final
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night was counting up over 100, and casualties from both sides were about even.
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The police were unsparing in their slaughter of [SOSTUPIDA!] members and
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launched nerve gas rockets into the windows of the community centre, not
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seeming to care about the innocents who lived near to the building or about the
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lives of the people that they were "intending" to arrest. After the last shot
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was fired and the mess finally cleaned up, we sent an agent in to investigate
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the ruins of the [SOSTUPIDA!] headquarters. In a typewriter there was one last
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sheet of paper:
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Creemo and the Canvas
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JOAN'S FISCAL BUDGETING
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CHAPTER ONE
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The steroid pumped wrestler sat under a tree. It was a pretty tree. The
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tree was magical. It was a magical tree. The tree spurted out the magical
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nectar of ring-side-bells. The wrestler was on a mission. A mission of
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revenge. His mission was to beat the world champion.
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CHAPTER TWO
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"Ohhh." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Oh what a brutal Roman Spear he just performed." said the Overweight
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Announcer.
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"Oooh." said the Rowdy Audience.
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"For those who dont know, there is an interesting set of circumstances
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which led up to this prolific contest of the human spirit." said the
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Overweight Announcer.
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CHAPTER THREE
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The growth hormone pumped wrestler sat under a tree. It was a pretty tree.
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The tree was magical. It was a magical tree. The tree spurted out the magical
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nectar of glittery-wrestling-robes. The wrestler was on a mission. A mission of
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revenge. His mission was beat the world champion.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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"Ohhh." said the Greek Specter.
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"Oh what a brutal Fleshy Impaler he just performed." said the Obnoxious
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Announcer.
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"Oooh." said the Crazy Audience.
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"For those who dont know, there is an interesting set of circumstances
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which led up to this prolific contest of the human spirit." said the Obnoxious
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Announcer.
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CHAPTER FIVE
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"Hey baby, how would you like to have a one night stand with Rampaging Ray
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Victory?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Oh that sounds delectable." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh your words sound so deep." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"I've got something else that is deep." said Samantha Strong.
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"What? What do you mean?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Err forget it." said Samantha Strong.
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CHAPTER SIX
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"Hey baby, how would you like to have a one night stand with the Greek
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Specter?" said the Greek Specter.
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"Oh that sounds delectable." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh your words sound so deep." said the Greek Specter
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"I've got something else that is deep." said Samantha Strong.
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"What? What do you mean?" said the Greek Specter
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"Err forget it." said Samantha Strong.
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CHAPER SEVEN
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============
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"Oh that was wonderful Rampaging Ray Victory." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh man. That was the best thirty seconds of my life." said Rampaging Ray
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Victory.
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"Steroids will do that to you." said Samantha Strong.
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"What was that? I didn't quite hear you Samantha Strong." said Rampaging
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Ray Victory.
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"I was just saying that for me the earth has just moved out of orbit."
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said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh I love you Samantha Strong." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Your the very best Rampaging Ray Victory." said Samantha Strong.
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"Steroids will do that to you." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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"Oh that was wonderful the Greek Specter." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh man. That was the best thirty seconds of my life." said the Greek
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Specter.
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"Growth hormones will do that to you." said Samantha Strong.
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"What was that? I didn't quite hear you Samantha Strong." said the Greek
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Specter.
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"I was just saying that for me the earth has just moved out of orbit."
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said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh I love you Samantha Strong." said the Greek Specter.
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"Your the very best the Greek Specter." said Samantha Strong.
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"Growth hormones will do that to you." said the Greek Specter.
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CHAPTER NINE
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"Did you know that I was a pro-wrestler?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Ummm no I didn't Rampaging Ray Victory." said Samantha Strong.
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"You betcha." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Oh can you win me a teddy-bear at the amusement park?" said Samantha
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Strong.
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"That was easy, here's your teddy-bear." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"It's just too bad that you had to pummel the stand owner into guava
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jelly." said Samantha Strong.
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"I said I was a pro-wrestler didn't I?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Giggle, giggle, giggle, giggle." said Samantha Strong.
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CHAPTER TEN
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"Did you know that I was a pro-wrestler? said the Greek Specter.
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"Ummm no I didn't the Greek Specter." said Samantha Strong.
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"You betcha." said the Greek Specter
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"Oh can you win me a teddy-bear at the amusement park?" said Samantha
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Strong.
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"That was easy, here's your teddy-bear." said the Greek Specter.
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"It's just too bad that you had to pummel the stand owner into guava
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jelly." said Samantha Strong.
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"I said I was a pro-wrestler didn't I?" said the Greek Specter
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"Chuckle, chuckle, chuckle, chuckle." said Samantha Strong.
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CHAPER ELEVEN
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"I am expecting a friend to come by soon Rampaging Ray Victory." said
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Samantha Strong.
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"Oh please let me stay just a little longer." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"If only you'd stay when we were in bed." said Samantha Strong.
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"What? What do you mean?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Err forget it." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh okay." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Oh my friend is here you had better go." said Samantha Strong.
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"You!" said the Greek Specter.
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"You!" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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CHAPTER TWELVE
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"I am expecting a friend to come by soon the Greek Specter." said Samantha
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Strong.
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"Oh please let me stay just a little longer." said the Greek Specter.
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"If only you'd stay when we were in bed." said Samantha Strong.
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"What? What do you mean?" said the Greek Specter.
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"Err forget it." said Samantha Strong.
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"Oh okay." said the Greek Specter.
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"Oh my friend is here you had better go." said Samantha Strong.
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"You!" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"You!" said the Greek Specter.
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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"Now listen up the Greek Specter I am going to kill you to pieces." said
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Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"And what do you think will happen after the upcoming match?" said the
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Arrogant Interviewer.
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"I'm going to tear you apart the Greek Specter." said Rampaging Ray
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Victory.
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"And do you think that you will get the title match?" said the Arrogant
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Interviewer.
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"Wham. I'm going to kick you teeth in the Greek Specter." said Rampaging
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Ray Victory.
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"Thanks for the interview Rampaging Ray Victory." said the Arrogant
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Interviewer.
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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"Now listen up Rampaging Ray Victory I am going to kill you to pieces."
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said the Greek Specter.
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"And what do you think will happen after the upcoming match?" said the
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Condescending Interviewer.
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"I'm going to tear you apart Rampaging Ray Victory." said the Greek
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Specter.
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"And do you think that you will get the title match?" said the
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Condescending Interviewer.
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"Wham. I'm going to kick you teeth in Rampaging Ray Victory." said the
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Greek Specter.
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"Thanks for the interview the Greek Specter." said the Condescending
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Interviewer.
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN
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===============
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"Ohhh." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Ahhh." said the Greek Specter
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"Errg." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Baah." said the Greek Specter.
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"Oh baby." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"One, two, three." said Geeky Referee.
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"I won." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN
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===============
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"Ohhh." said the Greek Specter.
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"Ahhh." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Errg." said the Greek Specter.
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"Baah." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Oh baby." said the Greek Specter.
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"One, two, three." said the Sexy Referee.
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"I won." said the Greek Specter.
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
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=================
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"It looks like I won the match AND the girl." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Yes, you did, but there is a catch." said Samantha Strong.
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"What would that be baby?" said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Well it turns out you both won the match AND the girl." said Samantha
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Strong.
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"Hahahahaha." said Rampaging Ray Victory.
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"Hahahahaha." said Samantha Strong.
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
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"It looks like I won the match AND the girl." said the Greek Specter.
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"Yes, you did, but there is a catch." said Samantha Strong.
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"What would that be baby?" said the Greek Specter.
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"Well it turns out you both won the match AND the girl." said Samantha
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Strong.
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"Hahahahaha." said the Greek Specter.
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"Hahahahaha." said Samantha Strong.
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THE END
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***** *****
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The Conspiracy File
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by
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fifteen
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In pre-conflict times(circa before issue #1), it was observed and therefore
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prophecized that in the calgary skene there remained a certain deficiency. A
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group of people deemed superior by themselves and peers alike had opposed the
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general goings on in this community. Not uncommon is the ambition of creating
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something vastly expansive compared to typefied run-of-the-mill calgary
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unprogress. This urge, quite lascivious(is that the word?) in nature,
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was not only set in our minds but in the minds of our enemies.
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The basic obsession for change suffered to exist for all parties
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self-aware enough to contrive it. For us of course, it motivated and inspired
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but some designed very sickly longings and thus did not immediately exercise
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their freedom of expression but instead through use of cunning attempts to
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create a master race!!!
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How I personally became aware of this hitleresque plot was through the power
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of mass-distribution. Others, I am quite sad to say, were enlightened through
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the direct enslavement of their peers and brothers. Shortly after the release
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of our pestilent first issue I received an interesting piece of mail. A cry
|
|
for help most definitely, but furthermore A piece of news that moved me
|
|
almost into dire catatonia. I will excerpt out of it to provide insight yet
|
|
not gloat of the far-reaching ideal of [SOSHUTUP!]
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"On some of the boards I heard some talk about certain impressionable users
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being taken, by verbal manipulation, from their safe homes to attend lazer
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quest and pool meets. I didn't think much of it at the time because people are
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|
always prodding you to attend those stupid things. But not so long ago,
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my brother actually ventured to attend one of these things. I bugged him,
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had a little fun at his expense you understand, but when the Time came he
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still attended. I was a little thrown when he did not return that night but
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then I began thinking 'maybe he got lucky, 17 is about the proper age'.
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surprised to find him not returning The next day, I began to seriously worry.
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I've seen all those weird abduction cases on tv, biker gangs into white
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slavery and shit. By monday not even a phone call to remind me of where he is,
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or to comfort us. Our parents were out of town on a cruise for that entire
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week so I ended up being responsible for us both and the house. Anyways, I
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filed a report of missing persons with the police and hoped that they could
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turn up things. I asked started asking some questions on the boards I
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called to find out more about these meets, with little luck of course.
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The week went through without any findings from the police and I eventually
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found myself comptemplating whether or not to go to one of these little meets
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and find out what was really going on. I ended up on friday night driving down
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to black wolfe billiards and using some sleuth skills to deduce the events of
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calgary modem users. The night swept by almost uneventfully until late and
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after I believe a few too many drinks, a user slipped on a spill and toppled
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to the ground. Humorously, I observed that he was wearing a hair piece and it
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popped right off when he hit the ground. When he arose, he hadn't straightened
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the toupe properly and the top of his forehead could be exposed. I thought I
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saw something resembling a rough straight scar but I wasn't sure. This was the
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moment in which I felt I should introduce myself as a fellow modemer..."
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He continues to ramble about the strange scar and eventually ends up being
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chased out of the pool hall by a gangly trio of modemers after querying as to
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the cause of the scar. For two weeks more, he turns up nothing on his brother.
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He receives an invite to a modem party, and sees another opportunity to
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infiltrate the popular modem gatherings. He does attend and later in the night
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he discovers something very disturbing.
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"I used the old gimmick of asking where the washroom was to allow myself to
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sneak around the house and inspect a little bit. It was upstairs and I had to
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go through the kitchen to get to the stairs. A fork in the road, as they say:
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in the kitchen there were stairs up and stairs down. I theorized that if they
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had the bathroom upstairs, then the upstAirs must not really have anything to
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hide. The basement was probably my best bet, if I was looking to uncover
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anything truly startling or secret. Half-way down the stairs was a reinforced
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door with a padlock, lucky for me the padlock was open although still in it's
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latch so that only somebody on my side of the door could pass.
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I slipped the padlock off and quietly opened the door. Downstairs was heated
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to a humid summer temperature and it seemed to be lit by some small light
|
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source, or sources as the shadows implied. I reached the bottom to find
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something very frighteningly peculiar. A teenage boy with his head shaved
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completely raw was typing almost robotically away at a computer terminal. On
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the other side of the room another kid at another terminal with his hair a
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little more grown in typing in the same constant directed manner. I tiptoed
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up behind the first teenager completely unnoticed and observed the screen. He
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appeared to be on one of the multi-line chat bbses, it appeared that he wasn't
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really saying that much and his typing was mainly to access the userlisting
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features of the system. I then waved my hand in front of his face, no blink,
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not even a shadow of a glimmer of recognition in his eyes or on his face. The
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front of his head was also adorned with the same width-wise straight scar. I
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panicked and began to neurotically explore the room for a back exit. a secret
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panel opened when I had inadvertantly caught my shirt on a nail in the wall
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and pulled to loosen it. The other room provided a unique sight indeed. Along
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the back wall were lined up two feet apArt 10 hospital beds with life support
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units and patients. Approaching closer, I observed that many of the patients
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were impressionable looking teenagers of ages 14-18, both boy and girl. Among
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them were a few adults who appeared to be in their thirties and a few infants.
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They were all being fed intraveneously and their life signs were being
|
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monitored by machine. On the left wall there was what Appeared to be a
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dentists chair with a portruding adjustablle head-vice and clamps to seal in
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the arms and legs. A dish sat near with some scalpels and other barbaric
|
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instruments in it. The right siDe was even scarier. It was wall-to-wall with
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big windowed freezers -- cryogenic chambers perhaps? in what could only be
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described as frozen blue tonic were various cuts of beef, livers, kidneys and
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All manner of cow and pig organs."
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The description of that night's events ends there. He then writes that he
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feels he has uncovered a scheme truly ominous and that perhaps the people
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at [SOSHUTUP!] could put an effort forth to expose the belly of this
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strange conspiracy. Truthfully, we searched and could not find answers. The
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police have also put in an effort, not knowing the scale of it of course, and
|
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their methodology did not bring us all any closer to finding this man's
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younger brother. From the information that we do have, we have put together
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a rough composite of the events occuring.
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A: Teenagers are being lured into kidnapping attempts at the various local
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user meets. (not just teenagers, but also adults that are fairly weak of mind)
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B: They are then being kept alive until they are needed for whatever part they
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are to have in this scheme. We believe that they are then being given frontal
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lobotomies and programmed to imitate real thinking people on calgary chat
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bbses.
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C: We believe that there is some modem cult involved and think it may have to
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do with vampiric witches making attacks on livestock from ranches just out of
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calgary. There seems definitely to be some sort of occult overtone.
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If anybody, whatsoever, can give us any information about the occurences of
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private modem parties and public user meets we would be thankful. Also if
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anybody could offer any insight or inside information about what this is all
|
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about then it would bring us so much closer to cracking the case wide open.
|
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There are no rewards, but we can over you sanctity under our wings while we
|
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set the bombs which will eventually tear this skene into unrecognizable
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pieces.
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Note: We had decided to take this effort to the public and search for
|
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for the assistance of other skene-goers. This could not be kept a secret
|
|
for any longer and we regret that it was kept as such for a few weeks.
|
|
It seems of late that many people have put themselves into social groups
|
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and tried to instill something that they feel is pure. This effort is
|
|
commendable and while we do feel that brainwashing is not a crime of any
|
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sorts, abductions and illegal lobotomies are stretching the very limits
|
|
of morality. We ask you to stop your actions and return the victims of
|
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yours to the families who already own them. Creating a race of
|
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lobotomized teenagers to populate the modem skene, while a good idea, is
|
|
not the proper way of causing utter annihilation. Nor should it be
|
|
encouraged as a means to secure political power. We oppose On all fronts
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for breaking the rules of selective mental re-programming. Please find
|
|
a more benevolent way of creating an army of robots to die for your
|
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cause.
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***** *****
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===============================================================================
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With all pressure in today's rotten society, we must prepare for the final
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revolution. In this issue of [SSU#2] the writers and some contributors have
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provided you with anarchy text files that we have dug up for your benefit.
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|
The following years will be a difficult few, but with these helpful files, it
|
|
will make them just a bit easier. Some people well known to the [SOSHUTUP!]
|
|
crew have stood up as modern data pirates(no WAREZ connotation sorry!) and put
|
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forth an effort of great intensity. These immoral(in the good way) soldiers
|
|
have hidden themselves behind the moniker of P@W3(Phuck Are We Elite). We have
|
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agreed to help voice their and take them on as brothers in arms to help us rise
|
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against the oppressions of a sickly thing called free thought. Hopefully they
|
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will help us achieve new heights of apathy. These files provide the readers
|
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with devious tactics to advance the cause of safe and legal urban warfare. We
|
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hope that no injuries occur because of their use and that the worst thing that
|
|
happens is that people end up losing their individuality. It is timely and
|
|
appropriate that they have risen to replace the sad memory of our sister
|
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organization [SOSTUPIDA!]. (Jack the Lad & fifteen)
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===============================================================================
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P@W3 Info-Phile
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(Phuck @re We 3lite.)
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The Blow Up Doll Death Machine
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by
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|<R0|<US
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This method of execution is simple and very effective. With the
|
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revolution at hand, we must be prepared to fight and to strike back with
|
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vengeance. As in any revolution, the majority of the so called 'freedom
|
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fighters' are male, this will provide you with a quick and easy way of
|
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racking up the casualties.
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MATERIALS:
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- One Blow Up Doll
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- A Light Weight Paper Thin Piece of C-4
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- A Light Weight Paper Thin Timed Electrical Charge Detonator
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- Surgical Knife
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- Glue
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- Clear Scotch Tape
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SETTING UP:
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Setting up is probably the hardest part. Getting the materials is easy,
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since all of it can be purchased at the local drugstore.
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Lay the doll out flat on the floor, make an incision on the doll's navel
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section wide enough for the detonator and the C-4 to be implanted. Remove the
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piece of rubber from the doll and carefully smear glue over the inside of the
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navel and carefully place the detonator and the C-4 in the navel making sure the
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timer is facing the legs of the doll.
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Next, put tape around the edges of the rubber which was removed and gently
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and VERY carefully stick the rubber back in place.
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The next step is to mass market these dolls, as any good marketing student
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knows, this is not hard to do. Just buy a factory in Mexico and hire willing
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workers for .25 an hour.
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Next, you must convince the 'freedom fighters' to purchase your dolls
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instead of those corrupting, dirty magazine that the communists sell to them.
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After all, lonely soldiers want the closest thing to actual sex, hey, blow up
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dolls beats choking the chicken. TRUST ME. Not that I know or anything.
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During the revolution, soldiers will have the urge to seek sexual
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confrontations, with all the civilians hiding, the only thing around them are
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corpses, enemy male soldiers, and there own soldiers. But wait, whats this?
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It's a good thing that they bought thousands of those inflatable dolls, it will
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save the day from the mens sexual cravings.
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Okay, your a sexually frustrated soldier, you want a quick lay but there
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are no women or any small furry animals around. Ah! but you have blow up
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dolls. You, the unsuspecting soldier, quickly inflates the doll with drooling
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lips and then you proceed to remove your uniform, thinking of anything that
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remotely resembles a woman, a glorious erection emerges from your mid-section.
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"Ohhhhh man!" you cry as you insert your big spear into the awaiting
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artificial pleasure palace, and 5 seconds later, your body parts are scattered
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for miles.
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HOW IT WORKS:
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When the person inserts his member into the inflatable doll and starts
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happily pumping away, the tip of his penis presses the countdown button on the
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timer. Now, taking into consideration that this hard working soldier has not
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been laid in several long days or weeks, we will assume that he will achieve a
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climax in 5 seconds or less, you set the time for five seconds. Once the five
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seconds has been set, an electrical charge is sent from the detonator to the
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C-4 which then immediately explodes scattering pieces of flesh and rubber over
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the landscape. It's that simple.
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A good thing about this is that the explosion is likely to take out
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several soldiers that are fighting to be 'free'.
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Do not wait until it is too late, we must mass produce hundreds of
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thousands of inflatable dolls now!
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HoW TO KKKLEAN YOUR KAITCHEN FLOORRRA WITH SPIKKK AND SPAN AND A MOP{P!!!!!!!
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RadIKKKaL ANNE-R-KISSE
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Larry Day
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Takea thea psick a dn span!, and puta it in the pail.. i mena pur it in the
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pail, dont jst put the ottle in the pail you r morron! mix in somea water,
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and ten put thea mop in athe pail (thinkg aboy this, myou cananot por the mop
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in the mail!) leta the mopa soak for abouy 10 minuitesa, and thnen you take
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the amop and you wipe iat cross the floor! it wiall take asome time to get
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used to doingk this, nbut skillz ocme with time! iaf tou awant to knowa moor
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anbout his, i will bea condiucting an employment semianr at the 153 LEGiOn in
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redneckville, massachusettetes sat 9:15 pmp, on april 9th 1994! ui wailkl
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show tuou the technqiesu in volved with this in geatting a job, and larry
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will ne talking anout he moviea theat is soon to bea realesxed on this
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ubeject!
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END CAPTURE HERE
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STOP CAPTURE HERE
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DO NOT CAPTURE ANYMORE
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THIS IS THE END F THE FILE
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Stop apci
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***** *****
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P@W3 Info-Phile
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(Phuck @re We 3lite)
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HOW TO MAKE THE ULTIMATE SEX DOLL
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Written by OHMOSEKZYUL LUVIR
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DISCLAMER: THIS IS A VERY SENSITIVE FILE ITS FR PEPLE 18 AND
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OVER ONLY!!! THE CREW OF P@W3 IS NOT RESPONCIBUL IN ANY WAY IF
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YOU GET IN TRUBLE FOR THIS OR GET YOUR MIND ALL FUKKED UP!
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ok now that's over we can have some real fun.
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ok what you need for this is:
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- 2 silicone breast implants (ask for them at the emergensy room
|
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counter at your local hospitol - i got mine at the foothills one
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they give out the ones they removed for free there)
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- one of those things from san francissco the store that is
|
|
like a little rubber thing full of water with a hole in the
|
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middel of it it's a kids toy that you use to hand to people
|
|
and it flops out of thier hand because it has a hole in it you
|
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know what i mean it looks sorta like this:
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v--------- Hole in the middel
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__---__
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|--___--|
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| . . |
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| . . |
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| . . | <<--- rubber like a balloon
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| . . | filled with water with
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| . . | a hole in the middel
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| . . |
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| . . | .
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| . . | . = the hole going thru it
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| . . | .
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---
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- a pair of panty hos with a hole in the krotsh
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- a lot of cotton balls or some kind of other stuffing like
|
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that to fill the panty hos legs & shirt.
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|
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- a t-shirt
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- bra (steal it from yoru mom haha)
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- A womens blouse or shirt with buttons on the *FRONT* and
|
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long sleeves
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|
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- some kind of lateks mask you can buy them at costume stores
|
|
or something just make sure it's a GOOD LOOKING MASK WITH A
|
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OPENABLE MOUTH!
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|
|
- high heel shoes
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|
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- gloves
|
|
|
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- a rubber ball about the size of a head
|
|
|
|
(note if you want to make a male sex doll then omit the
|
|
breasst implants and put the hole in the back of the panty hos)
|
|
|
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step 1
|
|
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first you gotta fill the t-shirt with stuffing of some kind
|
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if you don't have enough cottin balls you can use underwarez or
|
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socks or your sisters bras or somethign then also fill the
|
|
legs with it but make sure you do it in a way that they FEEL
|
|
liike real legs and can move at the nees and hips. Ok now put the
|
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breast implants into the bra, and put it around the t-shirt
|
|
that should be filled up to the right proportions like a
|
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woman. now take the shirt with the long sleeves and put it
|
|
over the t-shirt, and fill up the arms with stuphing so they
|
|
are like real arms. ok now put the rubber ball into the mask,
|
|
and padd it whith stuffing so it's like a real head. ok now
|
|
sew or glue or tape or use dried cum hahahaha to stick the
|
|
head to the body (you put it where the kneck hole in the shirts
|
|
are)
|
|
|
|
ok now you take the little rubber thingy and put it in the
|
|
krotsh of the panty hos so the hole is lined up with the hole
|
|
in the rubber thing and find a way to make it stay there
|
|
(because you are going to be pouding away at it if you get what i mean
|
|
hehehehehe)
|
|
|
|
sow the gloves onto the arms of the shirt
|
|
|
|
now put the high heels onto the feet of the panty hos, now connect the
|
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legs part to the top part somehow. the hole thing shud look like this:
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/ / (.) (.) \ \
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/ / | | \ \ (you cant really see the
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////- | | -\\\\ nippuls because there
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/ \ isnt any hehehe)
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im not a very gud drawer so thats just an idea of what it look
|
|
like when its done ok but you get what i mean!
|
|
|
|
if you do it rite then you will have a gud sex doll! i know it
|
|
suonds really sick but i kmnow you will want to try it so do
|
|
there is nothing to be ashemed of!
|
|
|
|
ok then when you are done make sure you first put some water
|
|
in the hole or something or you can lick it or something to
|
|
make it whet otehr wise you will get rub burns and they hurt
|
|
for a while. if you get a good lateks mask you can also kiss
|
|
it whle you put your dick in the hole and it makes it feel
|
|
even more real trust me in the dark you dont no the differents!
|
|
|
|
|
|
ok some of you mite be kinda backwards so if you are you can
|
|
just forget about the silicun brest implants and insted get
|
|
mens shirts and stuff but maybe still panty hos then you can
|
|
put a hole in the bum insted and put the rubber thing there
|
|
insted and maybe if the smell turns you on yu can put some cat
|
|
poo from the litter box in it. then also get a guys lateks
|
|
mask insted.
|
|
|
|
also you mite wanna cut a hole in the front of the lateks mask
|
|
and put another rubber toy thing in it so you can get a blow
|
|
job too.
|
|
|
|
if you want the truly good experans then put some vaselin and
|
|
sardeen juice in the hole if its a girl one you made. also
|
|
girls can make this thing but put a dildo on the front of it
|
|
if they want a man doll.
|
|
|
|
make shure you wipe the cum out of the hole whenyou are done
|
|
other wise it can get rotton and smell bad then you have to
|
|
replace the stuffing i had to do it a few times.
|
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|
Try It It Works,
|
|
OHMOSEKZYUL LUVIR
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HOW TO SEDUSE ALTERNATVE CHICKZZ!!! |
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1st thing u hgave tro do is get yourself a pop/punk T-SHIRT!
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|
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2nd thingf u have do to is go to a GIG (a pop/punk GIUG) and find the alter
|
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NATIVE babe of your dreams.
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|
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3rd thing\ you do is check out what T-SHIRT the babe is wearingk, and then
|
|
you have to make sure that the gug you are at is for that BAND! If it's not
|
|
then you're screwed, oir getting screwd, or could be screwed.
|
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4th thingk you do is drag her into the back alley and ra... err, now\! Thats
|
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a different technuqe!
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4th thingk yuou do is, go up to the band and pretend you now them! then you
|
|
start to stare at the chick, and then you tell gher that you can get her the
|
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next taoee for free if she gives you a blkow hob!
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if you haven sedused here by thius time, you'rte hopeless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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HOW TO HAVE AN OUT OF BODY EXPERIENCE WITH A ZIPPO
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You need a zippo, a pencil, and your favorite hallucinogen
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write the entire alphabet on your face without making a
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mistake, using your pencil
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underneath that write "Oubla Ogawa I Wanna Leave my Body"
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ignite the zippo, by striking at the flint with the little
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wheel (oh, make sure there is fluid in it, otherwise it won't
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work)
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stare at the flame
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wait...
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wait some more...
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wait a bit longer...
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after a while you might be able to do it without hallucinogens... but it's
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HoW 2 Maak Your OWN StealT BompEr with ThoSe ScRapS frOM The SiDeS OF PrinTEr
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RaDiKKKaL ANNE-R-KSSED!
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Implamentatshuns and tequniques by
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(THE only FEMAiL HACKER EbER!)
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A P@W# PRESENTATASAUTION!
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Grretingks GO out TO:
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YOU (HAHAHAH!!!)
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DRINKFIX!!!
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KNIGHT LIGHTNINGK!!!
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DECIDE!!!
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THE CARETORS OF MORTAK LOMBAT!!!
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MY GRADEA # ENGALISH TEAACHER!!! (YOU ABITSH! HAHAHA!)
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THIAS FILEA WOULDZ NOT BEZZZ POISI|IBLE WIATHOUT HE HELAP OF:
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THE KKK (HAHAHAH!!H!H@H!H!)
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JAMEAS DEAN!!
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FAT MIC!
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IANA MACKEYE!
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THANKSA GUY!
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Firsdt you hagvea to go and get aosme scrap paper, aksd you r mom for some
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yor you can us the scraps from printinagk oyut all those xxXXXxxx rated txt
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phislaexz we all know ayou read!!!! You wilak need at elast 500 tonZZzz!
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Of ocurase you caould always jyst use paperi insted of craps! BBut then you
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owuld bea a lkamer cauz you would have to by some more papier to print our to
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Secondsas thing you have do to ios to get aosme poaper maschey! Cozas you
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neaad to havea bbit of cohesion or else tha whole thing will just fall apart
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at 30,000 feeat anddda then you'll feal you really stopid sand should have
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listened to us and as ayou r fallink gdown ato year death adnd you see god
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yhell tell you that s you have should some papery mashc EH!
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3rd Thing you have dO to is get someeething you can us for a wireeframe,m
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like say some coathnagjerzzZZzz ouyt of your clsoet or by 10 km of wire from
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the locat wire shop! i thinkg you may even e abble to get a prebuild wire
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framez for the stealt bomper!, but i am unsuro!
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yoru bakc yard (or youe frint of you life on a farm!!!!) it sahould look
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somethinkg like this!:
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4th thinkg you have to edo, is hack into the goivernment |omputers and gsat
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the plans oneh howthea steath bompers electrical systemw |orks and set itup!
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thena you can start to put the papier mnasge on! onceas /ou geta the papier
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mashe eh on ythen you have to wait 3 yearsz (or 156 wee/kksssssss, whcich ever
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is easiest for you!) to for it have dry! afster it has/driedx, you can ado
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whatever you ewant with it with whoevrra you want in /he backseatha and i'm
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not goingak to say a think g about it to anytone! bb/ carefeul thouygkm,
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i'vea heard that the agovernment ias not tgoo kean /n oriadinary citishens
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|<R0|<US was a famed member of the deceased group 'f!te WARZ n0t WAR'. Now
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he is an independent anarchy text file writer. I got ahold of him in late 1993
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and asked him to write an anarchy file which would be simple to understand and
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simple to construct. From the brilliant mind of |<R0|<US came the various uses
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for a television remote control. I have tested this file and found it to be a
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useful weapon against the insipid creatures that crawl at night. (Jack the Lad)
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P@W3 Info-Phile
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(Phuck @re We 3lite.)
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Various Uses for a Television Remote Control
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Your television remote control can do more than you think. Sure, it can
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change channels and such, but have you ever used it as a mind controlling unit?
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or a disrupter weapon or even a hologram projector? Well, read on and find out
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how you can change your T.V. Remote into something just a bit more useful.
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TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL MIND CONTROL UNIT.
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This is a simple and effective way of controlling someones mind, this is
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especially handy when you want to get that special babe but she wont go for
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you!
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Okay, snag your average television remote control and take it apart so the
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innards are exposed to you. Find the DC convertor and switch the plasma flow
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so it reads positive. Once that is complete, you have to locate the ion control
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switch and convert it to a positronic pulse flow, the best method is to make
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the pulse pulsate at one second intervals. Once this is complete, besure to
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switch the infra-red output to gamma ray output- gamma rays are a most
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effective way of mind control, beta waves are another method, but if you use it
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too much on one person, that person could become a vegtable, trust me, I did
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hard time after I over used beta waves on my girlfriend. So once you have
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finished all of the above, piece the remote back together again and plug it
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into any electrical wall unit and let it power up for approximately 48 hours,
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then all you have to do is press the power switch and use the number pad for
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the strenght level, one is the lowest, and zero being the highest.
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TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL DISRUPTOR UNIT.
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Have you ever wanted to just destroy a persons mind? Well the following
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will teach you how to do that.
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Take a t.v. remote control, preferably a Zenith model, and open it up.
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Switch the DC flow to an AC flow. Then, locate the fuel tank, (all Zenith
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models have a fuel tank) and fill it up with gasoline dilluted with Spray Buff
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Emulsion, then recap the fuel tank. Convert the plasma output to an
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anti-matter flow. And that's it! The only drawback with this is that you can
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use it once then you have to let it recharge for 10 hours and refill the fuel
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tank. One last thing, besure to take the batteries out because it will hinder
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the disruptors performance.
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TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL HOLOGRAM PROJECTION UNIT.
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Heres something that should fascinate everyone of all ages. This
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holographic projector has over 4096 colours, and can project an image up to 300
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feet.
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Open up the t.v. remote control. Once it is open, find the quantum
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controller which is present in all Zenith and Sony remotes. Switch the quantum
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controller to a hydo-spam converter, which is quite simple to do and if you
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cant do this, then dont bother reading on. Next, place a small piece of carbon
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filament in between the titanium sheet sensor and the infra-red projector.
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Power up for 72 hours and then press power, program the remote with the number
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pad and animate them with the mute button.
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With the recent hype about alien abductions on people these days, SSU's
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writers Jack the Lad and fifteen went deep undercover to explore the
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possibilities that these so-called alien abductions might have affected the
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Calgary BBS skene. (Jack the Lad & fifteen)
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THE CONSPIRACY FILE II
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by
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Jack the Lad
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In December of 1992, there were reports of some very mysterious activities
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on farms located just outside of Calgary. Though such events are commonly
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reported all-over the United States and Canada, they are still quite
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inexplicable and baffling in nature. To recount the events, late at night there
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were strange howls emanating from the grazing field just past the ranch of a
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local farm. The farmer(who shall remain anonymous) had ignored it and continued
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to sleep peacefully through until the morning. When he went back to inspect the
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grazing cows in the field, he discovered to his horror that the herd had been
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completely obliterated. He found the mutilated corpses of all his cows
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scattered miserably across the grassy field. At first inspection, he cringed
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but later he noticed that the sight was not so terribly horrific as the blood
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of each cow had been completely drained. Also, various organs had been
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removed(genitals, heart, tongue, liver), with clean efficiency and the cuts had
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all been strangely cauterized. The farmer reported the slaughter to the RCMP,
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which immidiately started an investigation.
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"This is truly a baffling case, although other farmers in this same area
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have also had cattle mutilated, and each time there is never an explanation to
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be found. " said Inspector Gerry Busst.
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Constable Phillip Busst, another RCMP officer who was also investigating
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the cattle mutilations reports that one farmer claimed seeing strange lights
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in the woods just outside of his house before he heard strange howling sounds.
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Another farmer had managed to get a tape-recording and there was suspected
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record back-masking, although analysis proved nothing. However, as sudden as
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these mutilations happened, the cases were closed and another supposed "hoax"
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had seen it's final day in the sun.
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We, however, did not close the case and feel that there is information here
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enough to make some feasible guesstimates as to the real goings-on behind this
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spree of cattle dissections. Many UFO advocates would so easily pin it on an
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extra-terrestial intervention, but that is perhaps too far-fetched. There is
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something behind this, and we need not jump to conclusions about alien
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visitations when there are tools for investigation at our hands and some
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reasonable conjectures that can be made. We will re-examine the case for you
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and present a conclusion as reasonable(and even more so) than any that have
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already been made.
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The tell-tale warning signs of these events were strange distant lights in
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the yard and in the fields of the farm owners. Also following were ethereal
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sounding howling sounds(record back-masking). These would indicate one thing
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immediately and suggest another thing. There was someone, or something in the
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field and they were taking preparatory measures before making a sweep of the
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cow infested grasses. The second hypothesis is that these "someones" were
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performing some sort of ritual(think of the media investigations on the effect
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of record back-masking), definitely paganistic in nature; a religious ritual
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perhaps to collect offerings for some heathen God(or pantheon of Gods). The
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lights in the distance were perhaps torches or lanterns and they were used to
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of course illuminate the area of the satanic gathering.
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The mutilations themselves offer a few clues as well. The wounds were
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cauterized, and the cuts clean, which suggests perhaps the use of a
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laser-projecting instrument. But nowhere on the corpses was there found a speck
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of blood. Where did all those gallons of cow plasma go? Certainly they did not
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just vanish into thin air. We offer an explanation which should seem so plain
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but which will elude even the mind of the most advanced Police Inspector. Cow
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blood is often used in experiments because it is quite similar in nature as
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human blood. May I suggest that the ones accused of laser-beaming the cows were
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consuming the blood as well? It's very possible. This theory also implies that
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the beings I speak of are needing the thrive on human blood, like they are
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somehow unable to exist without large quantities.
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In human mythology there are many references to blood sucking creatures
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known as vampires. Of course, the existance of mythical supra-human vampires
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can very well be contested but would the theory I described not point to the
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validity of such a myth? Belief in vampires is not as scorned as it would have
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been many years ago and among the cities of the world there are many
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organizations endorsing the reality of vampires. One has to wonder if
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there is not some fact to their claims, especially given the rise of livestock
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mutilations in the last 20 years. In Calgary even, there is a small community
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of vampire supporters and self-proclaimed vampires among the modem skene. Of
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all the "vampires" that are to be encountered, a large percentage participate
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in the Wiccan religion(a pagan sect invoking the animistic policies of Druids
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and other ancient cults). A connection is almost obvious, as the use of record
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back-masking has been used on many heavy metal and punk rock albums that
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support the Wiccan faith and the ideas are very closely tied. This presents a
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picture of cultists, witches, and vampires in a wooded area near the farmers
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field standing around with lanterns and torches and playing the back-masked
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messages of heavy metal and punk rock albums on a large amplifier as to pay
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some homage to an evil God. Then one could imagine them raiding the field to
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collect "food" for the vampires among the group, or perhaps the vampires are
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leading the raid and using witches and cultists as lackeys.
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One element is still a mystery -- Why are cow organs taken? If we are
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dealing with the aspect of an alien theory, then the answer is quite unclear,
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one possiblity is that the aliens use the organs for some sort of scientific
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tests, perhaps genetic cloning. But what use would cows be to aliens? If the
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aliens have the technology to travel from another planet to another, surely the
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could think of something better to eat than beef. This theory is just totally
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illogical.
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In the Conpiracy File #1 it was discovered that a group of modem users have
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been storing frozen cow innards in cryogenic chambers for reasons unknown.
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There seems to be a direct corellation between the event of the first file and
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these of the second. Although the first was a special warning, in the meantime
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we have uncovered enough evidence to connect a very suspicious time line of
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events. The result of this time line proves that even before users were
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disappearing, the cow mutilations had begun and that perhaps the lobotomization
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of certain Calgary users is only a small part of this plot. One idea that came
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to mind coincides with the thought that someone is attempting to create a
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master race of lobotomized modem users. Perhaps, and this is completely
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speculation, they are attempting to create a hybrid of cow/human lobotomized
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modem users. Now given all this mysterious information, you can now understand
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the scope of this truly fear-worthy conspiracy.
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Alien abductions?
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You could only wish.
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***** *****
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Recently while flipping through Calgary's own Computer Paper, I gleamed from
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it some interesting insight. The following is an article(reprinted with
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permission) from Febuary's issue of the Computer Paper, from their reviews of
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popular shareware programs. We find the Computer Paper to be an invaluable
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resource for the Calgary Modem Skene, as it provides BBS listings, contact
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information for Special Interest Groups and newsbreaking articles on current
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computer issues. Not only is it informational, but it is free!! You will
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invariably find the article below to be entertaining, well-thought and
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surprisingly accurate. (fifteen)
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REVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEWREVIEW
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Telemate V4.12
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by Adam Sukimata (oralbob@spyhill.cuc.ab.ca)
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[For postal correspondance address letters to Adam Sukimata PO Box 134
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Kensington Street Postal Outlet T2N 0L3]
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Once again I was pleasantly surprised with this version of Telemate. I
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sat down at my computer and booted both versions of Telemate (4.11/4.12) and
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noticed a world of difference. It is nice to see that 4.12 has several features
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that 4.11 did no have. For instance, I was surprised to see the running speed
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of 4.12. It booted extremely fast as compaired to 4.11. Another great aspect of
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4.12 was that it has several different transfer protocols which 4.11 did not
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have. It also has several terminal emulations which also were not included in
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4.11. 4.12 has an interesting feature in the phonebook menu. You can enter more
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than one number for one bbs, for instance, if you were to call my bbs Starship
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Spyhill BBS, you could enter both of the numbers under the one name.
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It is a very handy feature which 4.11 did not have. The bugs in 4.11 protocols
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were plentiful, but in 4.12 they are non-existant. I must admit though, I was
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estatic when I booted 4.11 because the booting screen consisted of a naked man in
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on a satin bed dressed only in sheepskin chaps. I was surprised to see that the
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picture itself took very little memory and I observed that it was an svga
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picture which arroused my curiousity even more, so what I did was reboot and I
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enabled the Ad lib feature. A consistant feature is for all sound capabilities
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the erotic moans that the brazen stallion made. If you had the 4.12 version of
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telemate, you would of noticed that there was a picture of a naked man on a bear
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skin rug wearing loosened suede chaps and sweating like marathon runner after a
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long race. At first sight of this magnificent hi-res/SB Pro capable picture, I
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immediately dropped my trousers and masturbated furiously and after a few
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moments I climaxed like a latino sex king all over my keyboard. Since that
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initial moment, I have managed to gain much more self-control, I find that I
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can last through some of the other features in 4.12. For instance, when you
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download a file, another sweaty naked man in heat hi-res picture appears on
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the screen and shows you the list of available protocols. Once you pick your
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protocol, the muscle bound lover says to you, "Don't touch me there!". Now I
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download files like crazy just to hear his masculine voice speak to me in that
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seductive tone. When the file is downloading, the picture of the man does not go
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away. As you continue to download the file, his penis get more erect as the
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download gets more complete. I found that my penis gets harder as his does, so
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I could not control my sexual urgues and I proceeded to masturbate like a dog
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in the summer heat. After spewing out hot juicy load, I decided to explore the
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program some more. I booted the host mode terminal and had a close friend of
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mine call. Once the person connects to your computer, the 1994 edition of the
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Firemans Nude Calender is displayed as a title in RIPterm graphics. Once again,
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I was compelled to masturbate like a madman at such a display of shameless
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virility. So needless to say, this is a program worth getting, not just for the
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new protocol features, but also for the well-endowed male play-things. I give
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Telemate 4.12 the highest rating possible.
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***** *****
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Obituary:
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On March 10th of 1994, Los Angeles writer Charles Bukowski died after a
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bitter year long battle with leukemia. We will mourn his death and take his
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life as inspiration. He was age 73 and lived a life with very little literary
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recognition, only making a real break with his autobiographical screenplay of
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the 1987 film Barfly.
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***** *****
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Urban Hero
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Written by
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fifteen
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There she stood, among the last beautiful in this city. She was an angel
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in this hell, an advancement upon the sickness of it all. The wooded brown
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hair hung in the hair, invulnerable to the pollution. The healthy bosom
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pushed out of the corners of the faded yellow sundress. The skin made a
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perfect contrast against the grey air, the gummed cement and the godly red
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sky. I feel so distant from her, withdrawn from the bay which she pays her
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attention. I'm not unworthy, but I feel as though I am living this experience
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through another's eyes, almost vicariously. I need to touch her, but my own
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body I could not feel. My legs could not walk, my arms could not reach. I am
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trapped, forced to look at the thing I needed most, from a distance. The
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barrier is illusionary, I know, but it is there and it strikes back when I
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charge it. If she could walk to me, if she knew I was there watching, than I
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would not feel this strain. But for now she is the lone image, trapped on the
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edge under the pink sky. Nothing but a siren calling out to me. I am a
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voyeur, and what I see will quell all my desires if I were given but a chance
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to chase it. What disconcerts me more is that all my striving is just a
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memory, a memory which forces me to be more withdrawn from whom I am. As the
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dream continues, I feel myself pulled violently from her. It's the wakedness
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I hate most, because at least in this dream world I can see the shadow of my
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former self.
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----
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Brian awoke amidst the pile of stained and abandoned pizza boxes. The room,
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once nice, was a shattered and tormented misery box -- a true reflection of
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the one who lived there. He had to leave, to his only appointment, to the last
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standing vestige of normality in his shell of an existence. The doctor, he
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thought, the greatest condescender of all. People sat in his sterile chair
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while he weaved strange circles of words, so that "he" could sear in and
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crush their defenses. Curative measures, is destruction curative? Is
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ignorance of the self curative? A charlatan, a twisted profession, bound by
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egomaniacal con-artistry. Brian would have no part of his game, the only word
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games played would be won by him. He dressed steadily, a painful task,
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grooming assumed only a day a week now that his groceries were being
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delivered. What was assembled was more than a crippled doppledanger, rather a
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concurance of grace and style unseen in normal days. Perhaps his appearance
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was not tended to as dictatorily as before but there a certain slyness, a
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certain attractive edge. Transit provided a way to the office, too early.
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"What have you dreamt of since your last visit?" opened the Psychiatrist, in
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the usual feigned manner. "The dreams have not come with so much ease, it's
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hard to remember them, they're not so ready, not so important". "You could be
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repressing them, sometimes horrible dreams, or perhaps things you don't want
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your conscious self to face are forgotten, wiped out as if they never occured"
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replied the Doctor, trying to provide insight. "I had one dream, which I
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remember quite clearly. It was terrible, it fills me with dread". "Go on, it's
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important that we try to interpret these things". "Well, it was about the gun
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I had in my closet, it kept on giving me suggestions, talking to me, the
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barrel opened and closed like lips" said Brian, pushing for realism. "A gun
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in your closet.. hmmmm" the Doctor mused, taking note of it for a later
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session. "It kept on telling me to kill God, to wipe the arrogant sonofabitch
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off the face of the earth, to snuff out his pathetic little afterlife". "And
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what do you think that means?" the Psychiatrist said, comfortingly. "I think
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it may have to do with the teacher I had in Catholic school as a child, he
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was a priest you see and he used to tell me about chastity and sexual decency
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and all that, except that he would, well sodomize me almost nightly". "Brian,
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I think you are making this up, there are no traces of that kind of dam--". "I
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mean, you haven't discussed this with me in other sessions, we have probed
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deeply into your life and this has never come up" commented the Doctor, trying
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to save the situation. "Okay, okay, maybe it was just a few gentle gropes".
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"Brian!". The session matured, and cycled through the ask and answer
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procedure; Psychiatrist always asking, patient always answering. "Have you
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thought about 'Her', Brian?" inquired the Doctor, attempting to approach the
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real issue. "My mother? My sister? You'll have to be more specific, you
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prying little lecher, I'll have you know that I had no sexual relations with
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either" said Brian, mockingly. "You'll accomplish nothing with insults, we
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both know why you're here" parried the learned Shrink. "I'm here to line your
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pocket you libidinous pig, while at the same time feeding your sick
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incestuous fantasies, there's no analysis, just questions about who fucked
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who in my family" slashed Brian, triumphantly. "I don't think that there is
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any need to continue this session Brian, but I want you to think about the
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things you have said". "You're probably a pedophile too!". A success, a
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cunning victory. There is no masculinity in Psychiatry, it's a science
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strictly for cowards. Brian headed home on the same bus which took him on his
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excursion into medical fakery.
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Brian was avid about his telescope, interested in all the complicated
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equations and gadgetry that surrounded it and made it better for spying.
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Months ago he had gone about adding certain features which allowed for better
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night sight, night time was when the city had provided the most to see. Brian
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loved his telescope, the power it gave him, the personal growth it allowed
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him. "Fucking little sewer rats, race relations my ass, that nigger is raping
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that white whore", Brian said enthusiastically, almost proud of the fact that
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only he knew what was happening. The scene below was nothing but an encounter
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between a mixed couple. In the other windows, arguments, moments, many things
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to be witnessed all at once by Brian, spectator of life. "Guy works all day
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just to come home and beat his kid, real tough, I admire that" sneered Brian
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again, still fleeting on pride. Down in the street, a deal commensed, an edgy
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junkie begged at the knee's of his lord: the dealer. A sick city, but all
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that most people have, whether the sum of human intelligence or a provoked and
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intended disaster. 'I could kill them all, every single one of those depraved
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freaks' thought Brian in meditative superiority. Another night of viewing,
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letting things pass with only the strangulated complaints of a single
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destitute to comfort the dawn. Slumber was a godsend after a night of
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confined tension.
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----
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"This time I'm closer". The face he confronted was the likeness of faded
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paper, browned by the sun, aged but youthful and capable. The eyes curl into
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rounded cheeks, and softed nose. The lips of perfect depth, softer than the
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eyes and more welcoming than the face added up. Bare, therefore unkissable.
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The hair, with magnificent lustre and complexion, even too perfect for the
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head it covered. Limbs which held her up were fragile, so cute but full of the
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strength to embrace. The bay she looked up was still far too worthy of her
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amazing gaze, for the beauty it possessed was far more temporary and was
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complimented by sun and rock, the nature which had endowed her in the
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beginning. The sky, still godly red, was tempted by edges of blue, lilts of
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white as God loosened his fury to allow the day to commense. A ship in the
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distance, a thin black form, leaving into the ocean to practice it's
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worldliness. Sand refined this picture, giving it that last quality of
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symmetry; it was not even undermined by the demanding blows of the morning
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tide. This all, compartementalized into some nearing recess of Brian's
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forcibly sickened mind. An almost final lapse into the things he knows are no
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longer real. His arms, not long enough, but his eyes even more aware of this
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spiritual painting. Like everytime, he is ripped from it again. The day
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beckons, the evening rather.
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----
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"An early start" said Brian, talking to his favorite friend, himself. He
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lifted and adjusted the other soul companion, allowing his eyes a slight
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fringe benefit in their mechanized tubular sight. The light inside shimmed
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against his retina, providing a perfect trajectory onto the nights events.
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Brian thought of the one act that made his parents saints, the trust fund
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which bought his spy-glass and the freedom that accompanied it. Poor, modest
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folk they were, but still capable of the emotional abuse common in so many
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homes -- denial of attention, lack of recognition. The military was an early
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escape, a chance for a future. He learned strength, and morality, despite
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their current uselessness. The same circles of abuse continued though, being
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beaten down after regrouping to rise. He was glad to escape from that, the
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abuse was bound to stop. The time and attention given, it did. He thought
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never to resurface. "Those pugnacious little fucks, robbed the store, need a
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lesson in respect" howled Brian distastefully. "An hour or two with me would
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show them, take their livelihood away", words now turning into a mumbling
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drone. Shortly following, an event to further engross Brian. A mugging, a
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young woman flanked by two undescript thugs, a tug at the dress and movement
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of the purse and the woman is left not even with her dignity as the bandits
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escape down the block. Brian fumed into early morning, opposing from above in
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word and thought the common lives of those below and their desperate patterns.
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----
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"Nearer still". Arms entangled, the warmness of friction of flesh against
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flesh. Dreams vanquished, the two of them clinged with no restraint for all
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security, warmth and oneness. It had been forever, all things done and set
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aside, a time waited for the liberation of this single moment. Opposites
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collided, joined each other, walked away indifferent in this single embrace.
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The earth moved, tried to push but their bond resisted the powers of force
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itself. No barrier, no distance, no observance -- just the consummation of
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earthly desire. Clothed fondles, powerful grips, the caressing of lips was
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all there was, enough to blank out the eternal sky. The couple joined, tied
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hands and fulfilled vows, at last. Brian, a man of whims, no longer a prisoner
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seperated from his love. They moved apart, partaking of the splender out
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there beyond their love. Now longer joined, they were dependant of each other,
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each a symbiote of the other. They moved apart, farther still, and a few lust
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saturated words were exchanged. "Brian, I really need my sweater if we are
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going to walk along the beach" uttered Joan, in her greatest lover's whisper.
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"Out at the car right? On a day like this I knew we should have parked
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nearer" said Brian, with poor wit, still managing to make Joan chuckle. Joan
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clutched the railing, reaching for warmth as Brian walked away. Brian made it
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to the car, grabbing the crumbling home-made sweater. He began walking back,
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out to the railing by the bay as he noted an abrupt change. The sky called
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down to him with a blast of thunder. Rain at such a time of harmony, Brian
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previously thought this impossible. Thick rain tempted Brian's limits even
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more, Joan would freeze. He licked a small raindrop from his palm, this rain
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was stronger than the embrace which had temporarily blotted the sky from his
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mind. The taste of blood teased his outstretched tongue and he exclaimed "The
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gods have no right to bleed on me!".
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----
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The bed shifted as Brian spun up in strict hatred, he bellowed his hearts
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discontent, the repression folding out in front of him. They killed her,
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conspired to take her away from him, destroyed him. They, the junkies, the
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scum, the putrid human waste which cluttered every megalopolis in America. The
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unpurifiable disease traced through generations of the melting pot, the
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spirit devouring grub of urban despair. "You'll prey on me no longer!!",
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Brian hurled his words against the thin walls of his pigpen apartment. It had
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all been planned out for him, as if a destiny, fatigues and rifle in the
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closet. On his balcony precious minutes later, the hi-tech telescope replaced
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by a well-kept rifle. Brian had hunted after the military, an accomplished and
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equipped marksman lacking only one thing. Brian found a target, a homeless
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person collapsed in the street, covered by half of a cardboard box. Click, no
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bullets, no harm done, Brian lived as vicariously as ever. Several more
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targets found, shot at, missed but in his mind maimed and killed. This
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behavior was seen to continue through the night and even beyond. "There's no
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prejudice in this, they're destroying our country, treason is not extreme
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enough a charge" Brian justified to himself. "What kind of sick, emotional
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core of a human being feeds off the bottom of everybody's hard work? Rapes,
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kills, thieves, corrupts, conforms our youth to their sex driven abuse,
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perverts all of them!". Sadists.
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----
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Weeks later, thousands of imaginary murders later, Brian was on top of his
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game. Sniping the guilty, hunting the hunters, raping the rapists. It all
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continued like this, with little variation. Brian wouldn't remember how his
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love was raped and killed by morning thugs overlooking the bay while he
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innocently and unknowingly retrieved a sweater. He wouldn't even brim up to
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see that the victims in the street went on living as he sunk invisible bullets
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into their vile bodies. It was all like before, in her moment of dying, how
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he refused to accept what happened. He cradled her and would not face that
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she was dying, bleeding to death. He wouldn't extend an effort to call for
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help, to maybe see her live. He'd just sat there, refusing to fathom how they
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could have knived and raped her in so short a time. Or even how any human
|
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being could be so tormented as to rape a dying woman, leaving her purse
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behind, the only purpose being to intensify the inhumanity of it. What else
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could they possibly gotten out of it, but to prove how inhuman they were?
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While he refused to reflect and think, something else was on the prowl.
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Someone not so vicarious, or helpless.
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----
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Brian sat on his perch, aiming his .22 onto the crowds, onto the prositutes
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probing deeper than their customers ever dared. He cleaned the city, his own
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way, murders in his mind. An executioner sat higher, a pedestal stronger,
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earned. He aimed his rifle on heroic little Brian, a sicker urge to fill was
|
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present as Brian's face entered his crosshairs. This man was a harbinger of
|
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destiny, a gloombringer. He was an expert, so much as expert as to murder
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with coldness for the sake of death. The Executioner spoke aloud to
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|
himself, also driven neurotic by his isolation. "Who does he think he is?
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Cutting in on my corner of the market, the heathenous putrescant little pile
|
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of animal droppings" raged the Executioner. A bullet struck, in the eye, with
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a sexual squeeze of the trigger. Gray matter sprayed against the balcony
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window and Brian slumped to the ground. The Executioner disassembled his
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rifle and equipment and made a quick escape down the fire escape of the
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adjacent building. Brian's body grew stiff in an efficient sit, fatigues
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clean, chips of skull were scattered amongst eye fluid on the cement balcony
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floor near him. A horrible way to die, left as a fable in the newspapers of
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Los Angeles.
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----
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The Headlines read:
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"Citizen spotted gunman on roof, fetched rifle in hopes of
|
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administering vigilante justice. Police say that this is an example of what
|
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happens when a private citizen attempts to enforce the law. People cheers his
|
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failed effort anyways"
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----
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A year later:
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"Rooftop gunman never found. The murder of Brian Grimshaw an isolated
|
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incident. Police now speculate that it was a planned killing."
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The question is: Planned by what?
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***** *****
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Fish In A River Of Violence
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by fifteen
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Duck sped down the freeway on his motorcycle. Under his greased hair and
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leather jacket could be seen the reckless shirt of his youth rebellion. The
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smog choked him, the city lights beckoned to fulfill his longing for oblivion.
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He moved faster, pushed the chrome steed even further. Characteristic was his
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heavy chopper among the cycle gangs of Tokyo, but among all his other traits he
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was still much the same as the others. Like them, he lived out the postures and
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realities of a dead generation. He was left behind when others made their rush
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at an almost self-cancelling jump for success in the many Zaibatsu's of this
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land. While other kids died in the exam room, he drifted in their water of
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unstated needs and antagonistic cries. He was not afraid to swim in the
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polluted and disdained pool of regret. In this country, to which he was born,
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he strove to advance in a new generation of outcasts. Although tarnished and
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barely maintained, he held pride in the uniform that screamed his dirge of
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faith against Japan's society of forced conformity, bastard traditions and
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correct actions.
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The motorcycle crawled to the curb under the english text welcoming him to
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the club. The Gaijin Podium was the casual and safe home for the
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retro-rockabilly japanese who swore themselves against the state. Although
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they really didn't have any conception of what the name meant, in their
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hearts they felt a nostalgia of a world painted by Marlon Brando, James Dean
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and Dennis Hopper. Inside the others waited for the Porcelain Duck to settle
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in, for it was time to discuss the most important thing in their one-minded
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lives. "You're all here for one thing. We all need to agree on a just action to
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settle our problems" opened bold-and-nervous Yoshiaka, the bleach-blonde gang
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leader. "We should take it right back to those faceless worms" shouted a
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concerned gang lurked, but it went ignored. "If we don't act we will appear
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weak but we also have to appear shrewd, it's important that they know not to
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touch one of ours", Duck said to enter the conversation. The others happy to
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accept whatever fate was dealt only offered nods, boos and varied shows of
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support as they continued. The follower mentality was stand-out, even among
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these cursed social miscreants. They took the option most available to them,
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meeting the enemy where it was not stronger or weaker than them. If a thing
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such as turf really existed, they were to meet on what was specified as being
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neutral.
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A matter of feet separated them in the heat of confrontation. To one side
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stood Yoshiaka and his Ugly Americans and opposite were the Bandits of Angst.
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Both sides stood as equally disillusioned by the forgotten hymns of 50's
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youth culture, and both stood as determined to trap the other in a sweet
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arrangement of social debt. They took their positions, relaxed but ready to
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pounce and the issue settled dangerously into discussion. "You hit one of
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ours Manzo, we were in truce and you ran one of us off the road. We want
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payment" said Yoshiaka. "We have expelled the one who took it upon himself to
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act on personal vendetta, if this is not enough than you can hunt him down
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and punish him. I have done what I can" Manzo replied in a refined and
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japanese manner. "If this were to occur again?". "I have done what I can, do
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not deal insults to me. If my brothers do not take the lesson of reprimand
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than they will also be expelled. If yours do not accept that I have acted
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responsibly, than there will be no truce" snapped Manzo. An agreement was
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reached, dealt in the same delicate fashion for which their fathers would
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handle a business deal. It was all about pavement, the turf they imagined
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possession of was simply a road to ride on and with the other gangs they had
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all decided who is entitled to which part of it. The asian greasers parted
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and went their own ways to discover entertainment for the night ahead.
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The Porcelain Duck had defaulted into the pseudonym by trait of his pale
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complexion, and his aristocratic but western looking face which jutted forth
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in the exact way that the japanese considered ugly. His friends called
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him Duck. They saw something untamed in his appearance, using the name in
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respect but disregarding that a duck is anything but untamed. Although Duck
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was a japanese like the rest of them, he resembled most their american pop
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culture heroes. In the way he carried himself, he did seem like a rockabilly
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icon as well. Before really stepping out of his pre-ordained education and
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career, he had spent hours in front of the mirror emulating the body
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language, grimaces, sneers and casuality of his heroes. Originally a shy boy,
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he trained himself into a careless extroversion calmed only by an inherited
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feeling and understanding of how business was handled. Behind Yoshiaka, he
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was leader of the gang. Without Yoshiaka, Duck had ambitions high enough to
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destroy the sense of security the Ugly Americans had created. They acted as
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both left and right hand, adequately ambidextrous.
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Before reaching their home area, the Ugly Americans stopped by the friday
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night youth congregation spot. This was the place where daring loners and
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curious groupie girls went to shove off or avoid thinking about the tough
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times of school. It was called the Eye-Gouger's Pit, and rightly so as it is
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most remembered for the gang-fight from a few years back where in the midst
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of teenage aggression some kid lost his eye. It is a harsher reality than
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most of the gangs were accustomed to, so now the events of past are rarely
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talked about but the name remains for the sake of not having anything else to
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call it. It was located off in the cemented area of a park, right below a
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wall topped with railing. Someone usually brought an oil-drum and some other
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material to start a fire and for the early part of the night the gangs and
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others were allowed to act out their tribal urgings in front of the fire. The
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police came later on to check it out and make sure that everybody had moved
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off but they both tended to tolerate each other to this extent.
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The Eye-Gouger's Pit was still a short walk from the lot where they parked
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their scooters and bikes. The way there was made as the gangers preened
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themselves for the only female company they'd see all week. The commonly
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accepted idea among them was that you were supposed to use this time to try
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to get down a girl's pants, brag about the false or true victories of your
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game, get everybody into bad habits and most of all feel safe enough to relax
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and maybe have something to drink. The girls that came here were usually 3-4
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years younger than most of the bikers, and they were still in school, as life
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hasn't passed them by yet. The lone-wolf ideal appealed to them because they
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were impressionable, but most girls were too sheltered and too adapted to
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what their parents had taught them to do more than watch it. The other girls
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also served as example to everybody, as the most they did touch it and dared
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to satisfy an arrogant gang members need than they were outcast but the other
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girls and the guys as well. She was often left in worse shape than anybody,
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used and abandoned as they were. This was another part of american youth that
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the gang had adopted and mastered.
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Upon finally taking seats and stuffing their hands in the zipper pockets
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for warmth, they had already begun to prey on the innocent estrogen. As if he
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were a very social panther, Yoshiaka had already managed to attract the
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attention of a girl. Yoshiaka, behind his purposeful freakishness, was an
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example of the classical japanese virility. The jaw was squarish and rigid
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looking, the eyes flashed both a sensitivity and a cruel determination and
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his body was kept well in shape. The bleacher hair and leather jacket provided
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yet another appeal to the opposite sex. Between Yoshiaka and Duck, the other
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gang members were just members of the crowd and as they were not very
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socially capable they often watched as the two created seduction legends. They
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talked, acted obnoxiously, drank and generally became an anti-girl magnet.
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Duck's girl interest was named Keiko, and she was a shy beauty of sixteen,
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with a plump face and liquid eyes. In their corner, they were chatting and
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kissing and reaching for a sense of acquaintance. Duck did not know that
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around the other gangs she had developed some ill-repute, and was known as
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some sort of put-out queen. Duck was one to heed to popular gossip as a policy
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and a matter of survival, but tonight he was not aware and was bound to lose
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face for being around one deemed so "shameless and sultry". Yoshiaka, on that
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very level, was a complete diametric. He did not rather care for the loose
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gossiping mouthes. To him also came the realization that the way these guys
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used girls, and on the not-so-rare occasion forced themselves upon them that
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they really had no place calling somebody a slut. Especially after they have
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been duped into lowering themselves into naked embraces with these strange
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youths. Yoshiaka would not stand to be leader with that attitude though and
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he selfishly kept his mouth closed.
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A short amount of time passed, all had become comfortable and warm at the
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Eye-Gouger's Pit. Some more came, and others left. The night passed much the
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same. They avoided having to deal with other gang's who frequented here and
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were thus avoided. On Saturday morning, aggression had made it's full circle.
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Fisherman has just recovered after the motorcycle skid that was orchestrated
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by the now expelled member of the other gang. He was timid and
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non-threatening but a genuinely talented rider who owned a green sports cycle.
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From falling off his motorcycle, he had sustained a broken arm which was now
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casted and although he was forbidden to ride his bike, he could still hang
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around his friends and play the part of war hero for the moment. His dad was a
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modest Okinawan boat-fisher and Fisherman had been very lucky to be able to
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attend school in Tokyo. His family felt very much grief to see that he had
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squandered it and he had the toughest time of all the gang because he had no
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relatives to stay with and it was very often that he barely made do with food
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and shelter. His friends received him with much elation and the first thing
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to be discussed would be a return of favours to the expelled Bandits of Angst
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member. The thought of violence returned made Fisherman feel uncomfortable.
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He was not really into the competition of the gangs, and never by his
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rebellion did he intend to hurt anybody. Fisherman wanted more than all of it
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to feel acceptance among these people and to just live happy and isolated,
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riding his bike for kicks and having friends to sometimes fall back upon. The
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others insisted revenge though and Fisherman was not one to overcome their
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wills with his personal complaints. He understood how things had to occur, he
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just did not feel content with them. He was not prone to these pacifistic
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ways because he wanted to be, there was just nothing else for him and he
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constantly became frustrated with the ways of his friends but still saw the
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need to conform to them. Noon arrived and the boys set out. Fisherman stayed
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back to wait for the news, he could not ride with his arm broken anyways. His
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low-class upbringing did provide him with the ability to have fun without the
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need for money or people and he went into the park to explore.
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The Ugly Americans had set themselves on the concrete warpath, tearing up
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pavement and racing down the roads of hot after-noon Tokyo. It did take them
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a few hours to find the doomed ex-Bandit of Angst, but eventually the
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outcasted kid was cornered. The Ugly Americans moved in on him and studied
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for a moment of sheer exposure, and six-to-one, the moment provided itself
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with no delay at all. Slaps and thuds hit with a thunderstorm as the
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distraught gang-members mobbed their unarmed victim. Splats of blood and dull
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hopeless whimpers crowded the thin Japanese alley and the kid hit the ground.
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The attack was cancelled and the forever peace of diminuendo and the teenage
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body grinded against the urban floor. The Ugly Americans had completed their
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duty to breathren, at the expense of a kid beaten mute and retarded.
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Fulfillment was the consensus but in the distance Fisherman mourned the
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passing of gang justice.
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When the Ugly Americans returned, Fisherman had wandered astray and eventually
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back to Okinawa to pursue the life his father considered unworthy. The thought
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of seeing a friend turn his back on them did bother the Ugly Americans, but only
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in the moment they discovered he was gone. They didn't really think about it
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much, and never did they feel guilty for what they did. They weren't asked to
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do it, they simply had to. The blame Fisherman projected on himself, although
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he never heard anything about the fate of the beating. He did what he had to as
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well. If he ever was called ungrateful, there could be nothing further from the
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truth. Fisherman has more now than he ever did, he has a direction. The future
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that was held for the Ugly Americans was a bleak one. Eventually they ended up
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as muscle in a Korean violence gang and were forced into labouring out the
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vengeance of the Yakuza much like they did in their cycle-gang. The untamed
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fire of adolescense was steadily molded into criminal violence, and that is
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something which none of them could ever escape.
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***** *****
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Exiled from the Wasteland
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by fifteen
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As of this day, March 14th of 1994, I was deleted from Calgary's third and
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final free Chat BBS. The story I am about to tell is not a story of wronged
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innocents, or even one of justice. It is story my own observation of the state
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of the modem community in Calgary at this time and date. I know that there are
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people out there who agree with my perspective out there, but most of the
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people(especially those who put themselves above reading this) will take
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great offense to the words I will speak. I find it greatly unfortunate that
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this kind of article has to be included in the [SOSHUTUP!] magazine, but I can
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no longer find it just to shirk the responsibility I have as a literate and
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self-published human being. To provide a fair, non-malicious outlook I will
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refrain completely from detailing specific accounts. The case I wish to make
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is simply that the majority of the populace, who all consider themselves fair
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and open-minded have sorely miscontrued the intents of [SOSHUTUP!]. I wish
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also to account to the reader the potential danger of what I consider to be a
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blatant misunderstanding and to suggest the commonplaceness of such an
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attitude.
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I have never been an upstanding, or even a respectful user on any of the
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bbses I call(exception: the systems run by friends). My behaviour has always
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set me aside. Whether it was the malicious personal attacks or bashing of the
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past or the abrasive cries for freedom of recent times. I can make no excuses
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for who or what I may be. But I know that above my devotion to self and the
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burden of my relents for purity that I am basically a decent and honest
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person. I know that inside my heart there lurks a bitter need for
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confrontationalism and reaction(usually sarcastic as the existance of
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[SOSHUTUP!] will definitely strike you as). I know that as a person, this is
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the very worst of my sins and if anything it is the best thing to be held
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against me. When something happens, I see it as usually my best way out to
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stand up to it and state in whatever form how I honestly and truly feel. For
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all intents and purposes, I individually choose to run uphill without fear of
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failure or reprimand(sorry Dave Smalley). And because I do not wish to
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rationalize this to myself or others I openly accept the consequences of my
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own decisions. I do not really feel that my actions are wrong, nor do I feel
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that my extremism is in any way evil. There is a certain safety I will even
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declare for myself in the fact that none of my motives are politically or
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religiously founded. I personally don't really care what other people believe
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in(well not until I am made to care). I continue to support the standpoint
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that my freedom is the most invaluable thing in my life. To maintain a
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distance with my freedom at the bow, I dilligently attempt to avoid the
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conceptions of left and right wing policies and I seek for myself an
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understanding which transcends the barriers that I feel humans are putting up
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for themselves.
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My case is a troubled and confused one as I do feel like I am
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the victim of full political classification, as well as certain social and
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cultural prejudices. I do admit to feeling a bit ripped off because of the
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fact that somebody has decided "what I am" without listening to how I feel
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about things and how I interpret ideas. The people I have talked to, who have
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wanted to listen to what I have seen have managed to understand(partially at
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the least) my sense of humour and my passion for writing about things that
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truly matter to me. Ashamedly I am an artist, and to me the definition of
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artist is a person who feels a painful need to express themselves in whatever
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capacity that is available to them. The tactic I have attempted to refine
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consists of two diametrics; one of humour and no-holds-barred satire and one
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of gross and hopeless despair(as represented in my fiction stories). With
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humour I find that I can approach almost any topic and tear it down to some
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tasteless and inane analogy/idea. The lower end of the scale my strength will
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be when I am writing about something that terrifies or moves me in a way that
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smears or holds judgement on the concepts of good and evil(the theme I am
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attempting mainly to deal with currently is violence). I do this for myself
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ultimately, but in an audience I find great pleasure and I can usually get
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from them different observations that I would normally be blind to. I do not
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feel like I have really any talent or extraordinary vision but sadly I do
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expect others to be able to discern at least some of what I am trying to say.
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Locally I have received some acceptance from outsiders, but more
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importantly I have received great acceptance from the people who are closest
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to me. The modem has been a useful resource(and the only resource I have) in
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spreading my work. I hold great admiration for the abilities of the
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information industry as far as artistic expression goes. I would not be as
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daring to say that the modem could work successfully as any sort of social
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device but for information distribution it is overly efficient. As I have
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sent out my writing I have obtained all sorts of critiscism. Too often I have
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found that other people will often develop an attitude as to exactly what I
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am like from the aspect of how I write and what I write about. I can
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understand and sympathize this if it were the only way that people could be
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allowed to communicate with me but in this case it simply is not. From
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basically being myself and promoting my writing by attempting to send it out
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I have been given a very negative response and a few people have even shut me
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out completely. I have been called a number of things, many of them completely
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unfounded(among these: nazi and pornographist). I have also been deleted from
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one of our free chat's and an internet/usenet site because of either my sense
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of humour or my sensitive and "weak-willed" need to spread the material I
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have worked hard on and put a lot of emotion into. Also very few BBSES will
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carry my stories or the magazine because others feel that they could be held
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liably from some ridiculous imaginary crime(and under the tone of current BBS
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persecution I can ALMOST sympathize as to why they'd want to be so
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spineless). I don't blame the want by system operators to moderate the
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material which will be offered by their file sections. But I do tend to
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question the impulse which would cause a sysop to punish users when they
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upload material that is deemed offensive by a very select few users and
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deemed okay by somewhat of a majority. On a somewhat different level I would
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have to also question why a system operator would be begin to develop a
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personal analysis and grudge towards the user who has uploaded somewhat he
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wrote.
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I am quite clear and just in my recognition of the fact that my ideals
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are too high but when a person is punished for who they are as opposed to
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something which is a dangerous and harmful action than I do feel that the
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state of things is on the decline. I won't mention what kind of attitudes are
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tolerated as it's not my place to point the finger at individuals who would
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rather function by arrogance and condescension. I also will not mention what
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kind of individuals also are tolerated by our skene(and not just the system
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operators and bbses) because that would seem petty. I just feel that what I
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have written is harmless(or harmful in a benevolent way) and that to further
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the proliferation of original ideas it should be at least acknowledged.
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Perhaps this is just my own belief that all ideas should be in the open.
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Perhaps I am even quite wrong to think that in any idea there is at least one
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valid thing or one thing that could possibly enlighten or help people explore
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their own beliefs. I am maybe even completely deluded when I say that outside
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of what I have written there are many worse ideologies to subscribe to. My own
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feelings are not hate-motivated and I have not attempted to promote any
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philosophies which stamp out the livelihood of any human being(or group of
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human beings). I've simply made the mistake of satiring certain political and
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emotional states, and attempting to explain to myself others. The violence,
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whatever the cause in whichever story, that I have written about is graphic
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because I need it to be so that I can feel it through and define it as being
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a wrong. The nazi's, or political activists or cultural refugees that I have
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written about are involved in the violence because it is the most human thing
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that I know of. Everybody in my stories is a victim of their passions, their
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problems and their lifestyles. I seek not to justify it but to state it as a
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fact and hopefully show it as one of the possible realisms that in a society
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we must deal with.
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I am greatly disappointed that anything I have written has been construed
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as gratuitous or supportive of a violent solution. This is the thing I tried
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most to stray from in writing it and I do feel that there is a large
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difference in the types of extreme violence that can be expressed. I cite my
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influences mainly in film, as I have not really found much writing that deals
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with this topic. I owe very much of my inspiration to these screenwriters and
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directors: Martin Scorscese(Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, etc), Quentin
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Tarantino(True Romance, Reservoir Dogs), Paul Schraeder(screenwriter for many
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Scorscese films and to his credits are also the film biographies of Patty
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Hearts and Yukio Mishima). Also I have found great power in the works of
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sci-fi and fantasy author Harlan Ellison who has also stated to me aggression
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and passion in the most meaningful of ways. These people have all given to me
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something which kicks me in the face and their styles I have learned very much
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from and owe a great credit to. My highest dream, at the great distance it
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is, is the receive even just a fragment of the recognition that these people
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have for the work I have done. I feel that I must show what I am trying to do
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to as many people as I can so that for each person that does realize it I can
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be motivated by.
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I would like to apologize for this entire statement. I know that the
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plight I bear is an ugly and incomprehensible one. I did not want to waste
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your time with how I feel, it is just that I had to. In the future I will
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feel worse and what I write will hurt me more. If I am made jaded by it, or
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if what little sensitivity I have is depleted than it is so because I am
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condemned to it. If I seem like I am somehow prostituting myself or
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exhibiting my feelings than you also have my reverent and considered
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apologies. If tact was a choice, I want you to be assured that I would take
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it. For those who have taken the effort to follow me into impending danger, I
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am reserving most of my tears and I thank you for your own empathy. I want it
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be by known that I am giving myself up to all of you for whatever purpose you
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will have me for. To me, it is really all the same if you choose to ascend me
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to the top or to tear me down to shreds and ashes. That is what is left for
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me, I just hope that you will understand. Thank you for your time.
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***** *****
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When I was in Vancouver visiting Bill Gibson, I mentioned to him that I
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was going to write a revolutionary short story. With his inspiration, I
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proceeded to write up Phiber 0ptic Man. I sent Bill the original manuscript for
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this story which he enjoyed immensly. Here follows the first part to Phiber
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0pitic Man, which I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did writing it.
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(Jack the Lad)
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By
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Jack the Lad
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The wind whipped at Tek-racer as the rain pounded down upon him. Water
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was pouring down all over his trench coat. He had his deck tucked under one
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arm beneath the trench coat. Tek-racer had to make it to the site in time,
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his friends were counting on him. He turned a corner and entered a dark and
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musty building. Tek-racer sits down on the ground, takes off his jacket and
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pulls out his cyberdeck. He plugs the deck and and closes his eyes.
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The world of the matrix takes over. He looks down at his hands. The
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skeletal form of his hand comes into view. "Good" he thinks "this icon
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works"
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* * *
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The rain poured down as he consulted a paper from the high tech printer.
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Phiber 0ptic Man was almost ready for the giant net-hack that was about to
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take place. One more working icon, and he would be rich beyond his wildest
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dreams. He was Phiber 0ptic Man.
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No matter how this run turned out, he would be still running from the law.
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The Cyber-Bot Police would chase him around the globe until they caught him.
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Phiber 0ptic Man would not have that though.
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"My god!" exclaimed Phiber 0ptic Man, "I have found the missing icon!" I
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can now achieve my darkest, most phantasic desires!"
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Phiber 0ptic Man did not have to celebrate his finding because at that
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very moment, the Cyber-Bot Police come bursting through the door of Phiber
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0ptic Man's rat hole.
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"Okay Mr. 0ptic, don't move and no one will get hurt." said the Cyber-Bot
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in a mechanical tone.
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"My god!" said Phiber 0ptic Man, "its the Cyber-Bot Police!"
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Phiber 0ptic Man raised his arms at the Cyber-Bot Police officer and like
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lightning, he spewed out the deadly phiber optic cable from his finger tips
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immediately engulfing the Cyber-Bot into a blinding coil of electric chaos.
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The mechanical body of the Cyber-B0t fell to its knees and toppled over like a
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heap of rubbish.
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Phiber 0ptic Man continued to scan the print out looking for the single
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icon that would make him a wealthy person. He found it.
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* * *
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The Chief sat at his desk reviewing some paper work that he was attempting
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to finish up, when his top agent spoke to him.
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"Hey chief, this Phiber 0ptic Man sure is an elusive one." said Agent
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C0de-Busster.
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"You know it." said the Chief not looking at Agent C0de-Busster.
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"But dont worry, I will have that thief behind bars in a matter of days,
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and we will put an end to him life of crime." said Agent C0de-Busster
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The Chief finally looked up at Agent C0de-Busster and said, "We do have
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some leads, one of our agents managed to infiltrate his rat-hole and retrieve
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one of his diaries."
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"What was it like?" inquired Agent C0de-Busster.
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"It was like high tech eletric poetry." said the Chief.
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Agent C0de-Busster stirred his coffee some more and then said, "I'll get
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the thieving bastard."
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"You better, your job is on the line on this case." said the Chief
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pointing his finger at him.
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* * *
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The rain poured down heavily as Agent C0de-Busster worked his way down the
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rain soaked streets up to Phiber 0ptic Man's rat-hole. He knocked on the door.
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"Open up Phiber 0ptic Man, I have you surounded!" screamed Agent
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C0de-Busster
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Phiber 0ptic Man jumped out of his seat and proceeded to rip out the
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neural implants from his brain and slowly walked towards the door, at that
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moment Agent C0de-Busster opened the door with fury and ran in with his finger
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implant that shot heated plasma all ready for action.
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Phiber 0ptic Man ran out the door into the rain away from Agent C0de-Busster.
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"Hey you!" cried Agent C0de-Busster, "get back here!"
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Agent C0de-Busster pressed a button on his watch-phone and instantly five
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holographic police appeared and proceeded to chase Phiber 0ptic Man into the
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streets.
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"My Lord!" exclaimed Phiber 0ptic Man, "holographic police! Perhaps my
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television remote control will turn them off, but first I have to alter the
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plasmic polarity to the proper infa-red coordinate!" said Phiber 0ptic Man to
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himself.
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The five holographic police officers ran in a mad fury after Phiber 0ptic
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Man, and were almost upon him. Suddenly Phiber 0ptic Man turned around and
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aimed the television remote at one of the officers and pressed the MUTE button
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and it vanished.
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"One down, four to go."
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Phiber 0ptic Man adjusted the plasmic polarity a bit more and pressed the
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MUTE button again.
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"This is going to be difficult. They are only going away one by one!" said
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Phiber 0ptic Man
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"It is useless to run Phiber 0ptic Man. We know
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who you are and I will personally get you myself." said Agent C0de-Busster from
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Phiber 0ptic Man's rat-hole.
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"God damn! Those holographic police are tough bastards to get rid of.
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Thank god for my television remote control." said Phiber 0ptic Man.
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Agent C0de-Busster kicked at the ground and muttered, "He got away again.
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I hate Phiber 0ptic Man."
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* * *
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Onboard the plane to see his friend in Brazil, Phiber 0ptic Man pondered
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the possibilities of his master plan succeeding.
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"I should consult my friend, Joseph Schindler on my master plan of
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destruction and riches."
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The plane landed softly in Brazil, and as soon as Phiber 0ptic Man stepped
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off the plane, he stepped out into the rain where Joseph Schindler was there
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to meet him.
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"It is definately good to see you again Phiber 0ptic Man."
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"No time for idle chit chat, we have some serious work to accomplish over
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these next few precious days." said Phiber 0ptic Man in a nervous voice.
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"No problem," said Joseph Schindler. "I have a few local icons that might
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be able to help you out."
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"I have located two icons, but my house was raided by the police and I
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left in a hurry forgetting my print out of all my icons that still worked."
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said Phiber 0ptic Man.
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"No problem, I contacted a fellow net-hacker in Brazil and he has got some
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brand new icons that will get you what you want. But for a price of course."
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said Joseph Schindler.
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"How about this." said Phiber 0ptic Man, "why dont I just give you a
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certain percentage of the moeny I make in my run?"
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"Okay, that sounds almost agreeable, I will mentioned it to my contact and
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see if we can come upon an agreement." said Joseph Schindler.
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* * *
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A day later, Agent C0de-Busster was on the plane taking off for Brazil
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where he learned from a source that that was were Phiber 0ptic Man was hiding
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out. Agent C0de-Busster already suspected that Phiber 0ptic Man had the final
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icon for the net-run he had so masterfully planned out.
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Agent C0de-Busster arrived in rainy Brazil at about 6 am, already to make some
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arrests.
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* * *
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Inside a small apartment, Joseph Schindler and Phiber 0ptic Man sat at a
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table discussing the proposal that Phiber 0ptic Man suggested.
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"My contact agrees with your suggestion." said Joseph Schindler.
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"That is excellent, I will have many riches within the next few weeks."
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said Phiber 0ptic Man
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Suddenly the door swung open and Agent C0de-Busster ran into the room
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aiming his deadly finger at Phiber 0ptic Man.
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"Ha! you are not quick enough old man." said Phiber 0ptic Man.
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Phiber 0ptic Man quickly altered the plasmic polarity on his television
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remote control and pressed the FIVE button and transformed himself into an
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electric pulse and danced down the phone lines with his new icon's address
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memorized...
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TO BE CONTINUED IN [SSU#3]
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***** *****
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Quotes(this time because we're dolts):
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fifteen's:
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"We've got beat hearts and the rage of punks,
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We're the bug up the city's ass!"
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-Timco, from the song "Ballast"
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"Cold keeps us quiet. Snow, snow is pearly white.
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Wind will bite our ears, isolation feeds our fears.
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We'll hide our faces."
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-Trenchmouth, from the song "Siberia"
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Jack the Lad's:
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"When you're a skinhead, you're the
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first guy to have a beer and the last
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guy to leave the party."
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- Dwayne, black Chicago skinhead.
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"Inflammable material is planted in my head
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It's a suspect device that's left 2000 dead
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Their solutions are our problem
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They put up the wall
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On each side time and prime us
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And make sure we get fuck all
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They play their games of power
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They mark and cut the pack
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They deal us to the bottom
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But what do they put back?..."
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- Stiff Little Fingers, from the song "Suspect Device"
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Now the Thank You list:
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Jack the Lad would like to thank:
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Nicky Crane for dying (hey man, your art work sucked fag.), Jason Marshall
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for kicking me off his bbs for no apparent reason, Bruce Sterling for being a
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celebrity guest writer, Bill Gibson for putting me up in his guest room during
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my 3 day stay in Vancouver, P@W3 for being so dedicated and free of VD's, Mom
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because SHE IS going to order me a new pair of Rangers, Dad because he makes
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great beer, Macc Lads for still enduring, SHARP for murdering Erik Banks,
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Melissa Hall for actually writing me back, all the Calgary Oi! Skins, James
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Moffat (RIP), George Marshall (*NO* relation to Jason) and S.T. Publishing,
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Synapse for no reason at all, Adam Sikamutu for writing that amazing review for
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Telemate 4.12, Cheesey 80's metal bands because their names make great
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aliases!!, Black Dragon for actually enjoying MY poems, Candace because she is
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Synapse's girlfriend and if I didn't thank her he would beat me up, Tim Leary
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for helping create a stupid cyber-space genre, Timothy Good for being such a
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dedicated UFO hunter, the sysop's of Quantum for being such paranoid fucks,
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Peter Kay for the amazing Riddelin buffer, all the disillusioned teenagers who
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think Quantum bbs is in the middle of cyber-space (wake up, its a phone line),
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everyone who reads this magazine and actually enjoys it and finally I would
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like to thank the late John Holmes for writing that book on how not to
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prematurely ejaculate, god bless you John, you will live in my heart forever.
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fifteen would like to fuc.. err thank(damn gayboard typoes again):
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Billy Jack for being a pacifist, everybody who waited out the release of
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ssu2, The Computer Paper for letting us reprint that shareware review, Mr.
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Gridlock for being the ultimate male plaything and for spreading the magazine
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and famine and my stories, All those wonderful people who called us nazi's or
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threatened us with charges of hate literature, Vince for just being neato!,
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Anybody else who spread the food for decay called [SOSHUTUP!], Anarchy BBS(now
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underground) for their new idea of Anarchy through the instrument of Fidonet
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policy and obeyance to the family values stricture, Drule Tesseract and Artemis
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Entreri and Diabolical God for undying support(although we wish you were cute
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nubile girls), Kitten-Blackie for tolerating any of us because we are
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stiff-necked vampire hunters, Rali Baby for maintaining a [SOSHUTUP!]
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mini-haven on his bbs, Everybody who supported me & friends through
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trying(haha) days of Quantum BBS post-deletion, Earthlings who have been
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revealed to the quintessential priviledges of friendship and loyalty, Synapse
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for showing Green Panthers to lots of people, Calgary SysOp's for being fearful
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and ignorant, Jack Busst for making Calgary SysOp's fearful and ignorant, and
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finally for Oatmeal in the morning.
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- Since we don't really call many bbses anymore, the best way for a big loser
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like you to contact(a loser is defined as somebody who wants to get in contact
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with us because they have some compliments)us would be to leave us
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Internet/UUCP mail. This is the address: fifteen@flash.cuc.ab.ca -
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Stop reading now!!
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