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1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask....
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2 ************************* INSTALLED: 29 OCT 86 *************************
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3 Welcome to BWMS (BackWater Message System) Mike Day System operator
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4 ************************************************************
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5 GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6 PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7 BWMS was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS is a privately owned
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8 and operated system which is currently open for use by the general public.
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9 no restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the system is
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10 privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all messages which
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11 I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the system, it will be
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12 periodically purged of messages. (only 629 lines of data can be saved)
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13 to leave a message, type 'ENTER' and use ctrl/C or break to get out of the
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14 ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering the
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15 message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to replace
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16 the line. To exit from the system, type 'OFF' then hang up.
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17 type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
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18 ***********************************************************
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19
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20 LEONARD: THE STUFF IS ON DRIVE A.
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21 *****************************************
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22 FINE, DON'T TKE THE TOP! SEE IF I CARE!!
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23 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Milchlurk +++++ October 29, 86
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24 ____10/29/86__________________JD 2446733.6240_________18:58:40_PST_________
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25 HI ANYBODY HAVE YOU GOT A COLOR COMPUTER AND OWN THESE TWO ADVENTURES
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26 SHENANIGANS OR BLACK SANTCTUM
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27 IF YOU OWN SHENANIGANS HOW DO I GET THE SHAMROCK UNDER THE LADY
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28 END
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29
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30 THE LAST MESSAGE IS FROM BEN RISING
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31
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32 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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33 DUDES OUT TXHERE ARE HERE IF THEY ARE THERE THEY ARE HERE
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34 THE POET
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35 I WILL TELL YOU MY NAME IF YOU ARE GAME
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36 IF YOU GUESS THEN YOUR BETTER THEN THE REST
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37 BUT IF YOU DONT THEN YOU WONT
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38 I WILL GIVE YOU A CLUE OH YES TO YOU
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39 WHAT HAS THE SUN BEEN DOING LATELY
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40 OH WHAT DO YOU SAY IN THE DAY
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41 WHEN YOU GET UP
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42 GUESS MY NAME AND YOU WHEN THE GAME
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43 P.S. MORE CLUES ARE TO COME
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44
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45 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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46 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!POET!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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47
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48 AS THE OLD SONGS HUMS, "DUMB, DUMB, DUMBDUMB!"
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49
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50
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51
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52 ====================
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53 =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
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54 HELLO,
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55 WHY ARE THERE SO FEW
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56 COLUMNS? THIS IS REA
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57 L SHORT
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58 BYE
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59 APS
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60 ********************
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61 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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62 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++APS+++++++++
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63 THERE THAT IS BETTER. SOMETIMES I AMAZE MYSELF AT THE ABILITY I HAVE TO
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64 MAKE A COMPLETE FOOL OF MYSELF WITHOUT EVEN TRYING. WHILE I AM DOING THIS
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65 I MIGHT ASK IF ANY ONE OUT THERE KNOWS OF ANY PIED PIPER COMPUTERS FOR SALE
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66 IF YOU DO PLEASE LET ME KNOW
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67 TY
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68 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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69 ++++++++++++++++++++++++APS+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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70 The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds,
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71 and the pessimist fears that this is true.
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72 Proverbialist
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73
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74 +++++++++++++++++++++lurk+++++++++++++++++++++++++Darbon++++++++++++++++++++++++
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75 :::::::::::::::::::::------------------------------:::::::::::::::::::::::::
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76 Emu the Jew, Emu the Jew,
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77 Have I got an oven for you...
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78 ---------------------::::::::Idaho Spud:::::::::::::------------------------
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79
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80
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81
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82 WE CONTINUE For Galway Kinnell
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83
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84 The rust, a little pile of western color, lies
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85 At the end of its travels,
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86 Our instrument no longer.
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87
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88 Those who believe
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89 In death have their worship cut out for them.
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90 As for myself, we
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91 Continue,
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92
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93 An old
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94 Scar of light our trumpet,
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95
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96 Pilgrims with thorns
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97 To the eye of the cold
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98 Under flags made by the blind,
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99 In one fist
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100
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101 This letter that vanishes
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102 If the hand opens:
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103
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104 Charity, come home,
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105 Begin.
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106
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107
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108
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109 FOR THE GRAVE OF POSTERITY
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110
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111 This stone that is
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112 not here and bears no writing commemorates
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113 the emptiness at the end of
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114 history listen you without vision you can still
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115 hear it there is
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116 nothing it is the voices with the praises
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117 that never changed that called to the unsatisfied
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118 as long as there was
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119 time
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120 whatever it could have said of you is already forgotten
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121
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122
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123
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124 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
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125 He saw her coming. On the main deck of the ship, making ready for
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126 planetfall, she came. The crowded deck filled with pilgrims and crew, a
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127 bustle of prepatory activity. He waited. Feeling something. Not knowing
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128 what. Her look. An aura. She was closer. He stood still. His body was
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129 weightless. A cast for emotion and feeling. And she came to him.
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130 Their hands clasp. Her touch. Fire beyond anything felt before. He knew.
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131 This time was not before. It was new. It was now. He tightened. Her eyes
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132 widened. A smile. Wrinkles of joy erupted. A laugh. She drew his hands
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133 forward. He could walk again. He stumbled, but he held fast. He did not
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134 fall. He was still weightless. She looked up into his eyes. Eyes never
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135 blinking. He dove in her eyes. The wonder of her face, those eyes, the
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136 smile, radiance.
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137 The come closer still. Her knee and his shin. Thighs. Body to body.
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138 A kiss. Eyes closed. Bright lights. Flashes. He floated now. Her breathing
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139 filled his ears. Her hungry mouth filled his thoughts. They clung to and
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140 on each other. One moment. A feeling, deep, understanding, borne and
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141 shared by both. She squeezed him. Her arms wrapped around her waist. She
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142 pulled back, slowly, unwrapping. Opened eyes, she looked into him. He into
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143 her. She stepped back. He was frozen. She held his hands. Longing. She
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144 let go. A smile.
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145 She turned to go. Looking back, golden hair falling softly on her
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146 shoulder, she whispered, "Yes."
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147 He stood there for a moment, watching her walking through the crowds
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148 in the hall. Parting humanity, so natural for her, he thought. She said
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149 yes. Wonderful word yes. Yes means so much. Yes, I am alive.
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150 Another claxon. One thousand eyes look upward. Red lights. He knew
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151 what it meant. He had overheard two crewmen describing the Alert System.
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152 She was not visible now. Everyone was scrambling. Crew pushed through to
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153 their stations. He pushed too. Yes, he had to find her.
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154 '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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155
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156 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
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157 DUDES AND DUDETTES ALL A LIKE GO OFF AND TAKE A HIKE
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158 !!!!!!!!!!!THE POET!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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159 ____10/30/86__________________JD 2446734.6164_________18:47:45_PST_________
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160 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Milchar ++++++++++++++++ October 30, 1986 +++
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161 *%*_^*^*&#)&*#^@*_@*_@^*_@_#*&_$)^&*_))*_)~%+!%(+!%)!)%!+()(((^&*^)@*^!)%*!+%*!%
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162 Guardian: Thanks for the info. I didn't know. Hmmm, why did I think it was a
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163 local creation???
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164 Milch: So, are all your portions done yet???
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165 Leonard: All *my* ANSI drivers are smart enough to avoid such anomalies as
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166 keyboard lockup and the like. So, how does Your new terminal handle the
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167 DEC VT100 test suite?
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168 *%@_)#*_%*#%*@^^*&_)%*)%!_%!+*% L'homme sans Parity %*&@#_#*_)*_!))*_!)%*)!_%*%*
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169 *%@-)#*-%*#%@^^*@&_)
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170 Idaho Spud: Remember this all your waking hours: We will get you wherever
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171 you are. We will turn you to french toast... err .. french fries, and your
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172 Syrian friends too.
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173 S. Wiesnthal
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174 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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175 L'homme: So- Which are "my portions"?
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176 I am doing some coding, though, more after I get hardcopy. Read my note to
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177 Leonard elsewhere, as you know more about Turbo than he does (I think).
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178 Can I get away with UCSD extensions?
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179 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Milchar ++++++++++++++ October 31, 1986 at 4:04pm
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180 L'homme: colors don't work (no kidding!) soft scroll up works, soft scroll
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181 down jump scrolls. Apparently *all* special attributes map to one (which one
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182 is determined by terminal setup. Mine is currently 'dim').
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183 I have a few problems with some of the files due to 'handshaking' foul-ups.
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184 (M100 limitation *not* terminal)
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185 ____10/31/86__________Leonard_JD 2446735.8145_________23:32:52_PST_________
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186 You have a "dim" terminal eh? "Duh..." But then it matches its owner, right?
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187 (I'm glad M100's are expensive, else I might be wearing one in a *very*
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188 uncomfortable place right now....)
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189 ******************************** CISTOP MIKEY ******************************
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190 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
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191
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192 WHO CARES?
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193 > <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> > <> <> <> <> <
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194 She walks down the sidewalk a smile caressing her lips. She is happy
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195 and oblivious to the torrmented worlds of those she passes by. Her hand
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196 clasps his in a firm familar style, swinging in time to her step. The joy
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197 of being alive and the happiness she feels glows like an auroa about her.
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198 The lonely people with their misserable lives she passes shink back
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199 against the wall. They throw their hands up to hide from the brilliance of
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200 the joy she eminates.
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201 I knew her, and I was one of those who hide at the side. Her joy was
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202 my missery. I use to be the one at her side. It use to be me who's hand
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203 she held. It was I who she graced with that smile. Now I am on the
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204 outside. I am a grain of sand, alone in the faceless crowd.
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205 It was dark out and rain pelted at the window. The street lamps shown
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206 in fragmented streams on the pavement. The distant wail of a train was
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207 overridden by the clock striking the hour of three in the morning.
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208 I let the curtain fall back over the window and lay back down on my
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209 bed. The dream had come again.
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210 > <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <
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211
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212
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213
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214
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215
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216 Logoff
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217 goodbye
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218
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219 **********************************
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220
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291 HELP
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292 This is a test, this is only a test ----- We will never get to the real thing
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293 if ever we know what the real thing is.( will backwater run at 1200?)
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294 ____11/01/86__________________JD 2446736.5907_________18:10:36_PST_________
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295 I AM HERE
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296 I AM THERE
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297 I AM EVERYWHERE
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298 THE GRUE!!!!!!!!
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299 12345678901234567890
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300
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301 ***************************************************************
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302 BOYCOTT WAREHOUSE DIRECT FOR WASTING BWM MEMORY AND OUR TIME.
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303 ***************************************************************
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304
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305 WHO CARES?
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306
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307 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
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308
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309 hi there i'm a twit!
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310 beep beep boop
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311 peep peep poop
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312 reep reep poor
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313 help me i'm in a loop
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314 ********************************************************************************
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315 S. W. the Jew, your DEAD!!!!!
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316 Portland, Oregon??
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317
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318
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319 RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE on the system now? As if we didn't get enough
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320 of that in other information systems. Video segments from Lebanon, India, and
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321 Northern Ireland. I can still remember the reports from the city of Tripoli
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322 as sortes of European/Christian fighter/bombers unloaded their cargo in the
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323 name of Something. I have almost forgotten what that Something was. Then again,
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324 I doubt whether the Europeans/Arabians or the Christians/Jews/Muslems have a
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325 firm grasp on this epic war of theirs.
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326 JUST CHALK ONE UP FOR P. J. O. (ALA ROLLING STONE M.)
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327
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328 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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329
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330 ++++++whattawaste++++++++++++++++lurksomemore+++++++++Darbon++++++++++++++++++++
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331 we need a Jew in the governor office to rid Oregon of all Bigots.
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332 ELECT: Neil Goldsmidt for GOVERNOR.
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333 Shalom! Shalom! Shalom!
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334 I'm sick and tired of all these Backwater peoples groaning about what a waste
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335 of space this is and what a waste of space that is. Does it really annoy you
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336 so much that you have to bitch??? Case in point: Darbon's entry above.
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337 This Darbon character makes me sick too. He tries to keep up this facade of
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338 being an old-timer, experienced veteran, been-through-the-wars-of-
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339 telecommunication, know-it-all-about-BWMS jerk. But isn't that what Backwater
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340 is all about; seeing who can seem most superior to everyone else? Look, Darbon
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341 you may consider yourself an old-timer, but I *know* I've been on Backwater
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342 a much longer time than you have (several years), so don't be trying to impress
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343 me with this condescending whattawaste and I'm a veteran attitude. I've heard
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344 it so many times before here (Yes, *I* am a veteran) that I've had enough.
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345 I hope everybody realizes that I've just singled Darbon out. There are many,
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346 many more 'patrons' of the Inn whose my comments also apply to. If you feel
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347 like flaming me for my bad punctuation, choice of words, etc... don't bother.
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348 I freely admit it is bad in this yet another piece of trash on the compost heap.
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349 If you're looking for a signature, forget it!
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350 WHO CARES?
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351 BUT ABOVE LINES MAKE MUCH SENSE. THAT THIS TIME, I DO.
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352 VERY TRULY YOURS,
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353 WHO CARES?
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354
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355
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356 CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO TRANSMIT DATA FROM DISK TO YOUR BOARD. I'M USING
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357 A MICROMODEM IIe WITH SMART COM I SOFTWARE.
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358
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359 I TRIED SENDING SOM DATA BUT WHEN I LOGED ON AFTER I SENT IT, IT WASN'T THER
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360 THERE
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361 HELP, PLEASE. I'M SO CONFUSED !
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362 END
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363 EXIT
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364 BREAK
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365 ********************************************************************************
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366 try "help" when you are not in "enter mode" read it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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367 <(
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368 >(
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369 ()j
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370 ( Q(-V@-Q@-T@)
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371
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372 ____11/03/86__________________JD 2446738.5204_________16:29:24_PST_________
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373 BARF
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374 RETCH
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375 PUKE
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376 RALLLLPPPPHHHHH!
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377 BLURP!
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378 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.
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379 Actually, I lean more towards a form of Christianity, if you want to try
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380 to pigeon-hole my "religious" beliefs...
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381 Speaking of twisted morals, has anyone here seen the September 25th
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382 _Rolling_Stone_, and the article on the new censorship laws in North
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383 Carolina? Seems that you can't even read _Life_Magazine_ there without
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384 threat of a felony charge! Let's all cheer Sen. Jesse Helms and our
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385 favorite reverend, Rev. Jerry Falwell, for that. That kind of
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386 'Christianity' I can do without.
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387 Would someone please read the First Amendment to the Constitution for those
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388 that don't understand what the words 'Freedom of Speech' mean...
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389 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Emu
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390 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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391 L'homme - Hale amd well met. Perhaps risk ? I will provide
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392 that ambrosia of the gods, 'Diet Pepsi', and a board (with real
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393 wooden pieces). You provide the challenge. Perhaps MiG is up to a
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394 game of nuclear risk?
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395
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396 [][][][][][][][][][][][][] Friar [][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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397 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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398 Mig: Blow 'em off the map! Gee, does that sound like I'm choosing sides?
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399 Nah, I just know well Mig plays Risk, I shudder to think of him playing
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400 Nuclear Risk. God save you all!
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401 ch know well/know how well
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402 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Darbon+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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403
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404 Nope. Sorry to say, I don't think these Riskers are as easy to intimidate.
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405 Competition will be tight if he does show. If *and* when...
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406
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407 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
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408 Darbon: I think you're cute.
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409 luv 'ya,
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410 MiG
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411
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412 OOOHOH NOW THASTS FRIGHTENING,,...
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413
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414 /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ABOUT WOODSTOCK/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
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415 =============================== (the bird)================================
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416
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417 Always there , never fully appreciated for what he is.
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418 What is he? What is he like?
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419 what does he do in his spare time?
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420 Does he like Wayne Newton?
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421
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422 when i was of younger youth , Peanuts was my main deal.
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423 And Woodstock was my fave of the crew. Except a prob was this:
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424 i troubled myself with failing-utterly
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425 attempts to read his verbalness .
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426 o well...
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427
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428 -THE MIGHTY WAX-
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429
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430 EXIT
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431 BYE
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432 QUIT
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433 OFF
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434 GEE
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435 NO
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436
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437
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438 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999
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439 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666
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440
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441 A princes i onces loved,
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442 A carerier of the Dove
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443 She was.
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444 But Dark & cold she was deep inside
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445 the truth she could not hide.
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446 For her life craved not love,
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447 just Justice from those above>
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448 A BARGEN WAS MADE TO SAVE HER SOUL
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449 FROM THOSE MISS LEADING WAYS.
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450 BUT TO THIS DAY, SHE SEES NOT THE WAY
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451 TO SET HER SELF AFREE
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452 AND BRAKE THE CHAINS INBOUNDING
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453 THE TREE.
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454 BUT INSTEAD SHE LOOKS TO THE NEXT DAY
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455 AND SETS THE THOUGHTS AWAY.
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456 LEVEING ME TO ROT & DECAY
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457 TILL NO LONGER MAY SHE TURN AWAY.
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458
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459 SO VENGENCE HAS BEEN SWORN
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460 AND SHE SHALL BE TORN
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461 AND SIT IN THE MIDST OF THE THORN.
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462
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463 LET IT BE KNOWN
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464 THAT MY PRINCES HAS COME
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465 SHE IS AS BUTTIFULL AS EVE,
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466 AND AS DEADLY AS THE
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467 SERPENT IN THE TREE.
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468 LET ALL MEN FEAR THIS ONE & LUST
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469 FOR I DO SO YOU MUST..
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470
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471 BUT HER SOUL SHALL NOT BE WHOLE
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472 INTELL THE DAY I CAN NOT TELL..
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473 SO LET US VENTURE TO THE WELL
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474 AND WORSHIP THE LEADERS OF HELL.!!
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475 FOR THIER POWERS SOME DAY I WILL TELL.....
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476
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477 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999
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478 the KEEPER of SOULS
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479 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666 1666
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480
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481 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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482 Would you sign this?
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483
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484 Sooner or later, the time comes when people find it necessary to reject the oene
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485 ect for the soverignty to which they are, by their very nature, entitled. Cniea
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486 explain the reasons for the change.
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487 It is obvious that every individual is free and independant and has ceranbs
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488 ully and honestly, and to pursue whatever ends he (or she) sees as being in i w
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489 interfere with the equal rights of everyone else. The only legitimate purps fg
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490 s anyone else's rights. Therefore, a just government can only serve those pol h
|
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491 never any form of government exceeds its legitimate authorityt
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492
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493
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494 Sorry about the above upload. The system still has problems accepting uploads
|
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495 other systems will accept. Will fix and try again later.
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496 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: P. V. Jeltz ::::::::::::::::
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||
497 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
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||
498 ===========================
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||
499 HOW CAN I CHANGE A TEXT
|
||
500 FILE INTO A BASIC FILE
|
||
501 ON AN APPLE //c WITH
|
||
502 PRODOS JOHNSON
|
||
503 ===========================
|
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504 ____11/05/86__________________JD 2446739.8563_________00:33:15_PST_________
|
||
505 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
||
506 JOHNSON: JUST A BIT OF ADVICE: NEVER, NEVER MENTION 8-BIT MACHINE ON
|
||
507 THIS BOARD. IT IS A SACRILIGE TO SOME OLDTIMERS HERE. 8-BIT
|
||
508 MACHINES MAKE THEM THROW UP. THOSE RICH ITTY BITTY KIDS!!!
|
||
509 GOOSH! GOOSH.
|
||
510
|
||
511
|
||
512
|
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513 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS
|
||
514 First of all, you take your Apple //c and use either the puree or the
|
||
515 spin cycle on it for nearly an hour. Try to clean the bits of plastic and
|
||
516 Malaysian high-tech out of the plastic parts or the metal bin. Be sure not to
|
||
517 leave an electrical charge working at any stage!
|
||
518 Then, go to father. Tell him a story. A long one. All about a decent
|
||
519 kid who tried to do his laundry and homework in one shot. Make it a good one
|
||
520 so that he will reward you with an IBM PC AT or a prototype AT&T 3B series
|
||
521 computer. Thank him, just for loving you.
|
||
522 Take the IBM PC AT and offer to balance vthe check-books of several
|
||
523 rich Portland area women. Primarily from the Dunthorp area. Either embezzle
|
||
524 or black-mail your way into several hundreds of thousands of dollars.
|
||
525 Don't worry any about your conscience! The aristocracy has enough money from
|
||
526 Pacific Rim investments and Opium sales that the strength of the Illuminati
|
||
527 will not be in question.
|
||
528 Next, purchase the Cray company. It might be tough, but arrange
|
||
529 through the area hospitals of the Cray installations to change the routine
|
||
530 dosages for unhealthy workers to a highly addictive narcotic of your choice.
|
||
531 This is where the power of the IBM PC AT shines through. Your skills at the
|
||
532 world of modems and strange user interfaces is vital! This will be tough, but
|
||
533 once you've cleared this hurtle, see to the installation of the newest model
|
||
534 of the Cray computers. In your bedroom maybe.
|
||
535 Port ProDOS and BASIC to the Cray. This might seem a little idiotic at
|
||
536 first, but don't worry. No one is foolish enough to criticize you at this
|
||
537 stage of the game. If they are, addict them to the same narcotic you used on
|
||
538 the executives at Cray. If they happen to be skilled programmers, their
|
||
539 addiction will help you do the file conversion you asked about.
|
||
540 Hope to have been of some help,
|
||
541
|
||
542 Le Marquis de Sade.
|
||
543 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS
|
||
544
|
||
545 SEE..... WHAT I MEAN.... DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!WHYUCKKKKKKKKK.....
|
||
546 Le Marquis, your entry was a bit rough in places, but I and others were laughing
|
||
547 most all the way though. I especially like the porting of Applesoft to the Cray.
|
||
548 Watch those 'hurtles' (sic) though.
|
||
549 Marcel DeBois
|
||
550
|
||
551 %*#@_)%*#@_)*_)@!#*%_@#%*+$^(*_#$^&*)_*%#_)!@%#$_)^&_)*^@_)#*^%@#+_)^(*+@#*^#_)^&#_)$^*@#_^&*#$_)*@_$^@$^@$*^_@*^@_^
|
||
552 Leonard: DIM terminals? I love it. And *****'s comment too. Now what's this about misplaced Model 100s? I am not sur-
|
||
553 prised about the lack of color on the VT100. How does your termcap on percival work? Have you tried 'vi' yet?
|
||
554 Shawn: Good work. I'll bring a source code listing to PSU. When/where can we meet? Any chance of you getting to the
|
||
555 PCS meeting Thursday? I could put up sources on the VAX and mail them to the Power Node if you wish.
|
||
556 Voyeur: You are living up to your name. We have missed you! Can you make it to the meeting Thursday?
|
||
557 Friar: Risk in the future sounds good, but we must have Vile Orange Liquid if we are to play. I'll contact Alex and let
|
||
558 him know a game is in the works. Do you have a set of the nuclear option rules? I can make you a printout if you don't.
|
||
559 ^*$#_)*^_)*#!_)^*_)@#*^@!)#_^*@_#*^)@_ L'homme sans Parity *%_#@*%*%_)#@^*_)@*%#!_)*%_)@#*^_)@#*^_)@#*^_)@^_@)*^_@)#*^@_
|
||
560 WHAT IS THIS? FRENCH USERS DAY OR
|
||
561 SOMETHING?
|
||
562 the KEEPER
|
||
563 of CRAP
|
||
564 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
|
||
565 <<:********passing through************GDM*****************:>>
|
||
566 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
||
567 MiG: Cute? Uh. Why do I have this strange feeling that you don't know my
|
||
568 true name? I thought you did, but I guess not. But you DO know me, we've
|
||
569 partied before. Maybe I won't tell you if you haven't already guessed.....
|
||
570 No, my initials are not SJ. Got it now? Thought you might...
|
||
571
|
||
572 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Darbon+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
||
573
|
||
574 sj=SJ, and that's that.
|
||
575 ew=ew, and that's *that*.
|
||
576
|
||
577 ++++++gee,someoneISintelligent(sarcasm)++++++++++++Darbon+++++++++++++++++++++++
|
||
578 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
|
||
579 o\=<([v2v])>=/o
|
||
580 ])>=/o
|
||
581
|
||
582 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?/
|
||
583 DARBON: Yes, we have had a few in our time, no, that message was not from me.
|
||
584 SJ I already know, as well as you and KWH. I gave you a small piece of blue
|
||
585 paper on the day I left, that should remove any doubts. I just downloaded
|
||
586 this disk, and havn't read any of it yet, so I imagin I will be on again to
|
||
587 reply/defend etc...
|
||
588 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?/MiG
|
||
589 REPLY TO WHAT MIG? DEFEND WHAT?
|
||
590 WHY DO YOU ALWAYS DEFEND? CANT LET
|
||
591 SOMEONE ELSE HAVE THE LAST WORD?
|
||
592 IT IS TOUGH TO READ AT 30 CHRS
|
||
593 A SECOND.
|
||
594 the KEEPER
|
||
595 ___________________________________________________________________________
|
||
596 Why would we be upset at you for mentioning 8-bit machines? *BACKWATER* is
|
||
597 an 8-bit machine (w 8k of ROM & 1k of RAM). This board *is* the operating
|
||
598 system.
|
||
599 The objections tend to be to C-64, Apple, & Atari 'users'. Due to the low
|
||
600 prices those machines tend to belong to types that barely know how to call
|
||
601 a BBS, much less program! Those are also the people who think that 'trash-
|
||
602 ing' a board makes them a 'hacker' (and thus due respect).
|
||
603 If you are even thinking about board or chip level trouble shooting of your
|
||
604 system, you aren't one of the idiots we flame so often. (of course you
|
||
605 *still* might be ill-mannered, but for some strange reason few people who
|
||
606 can really use these machines seem to be all that immature)
|
||
607 ____11/06/86__________Leonard_JD 2446741.3197_________11:40:33_PST_________
|
||
608 N_W IR TXE THME DOR ALL OD GOOD IEN TO
|
||
609 N_V IC THE TIYE FOB LL OOO@ MBN TO GOMD
|
||
610
|
||
TO THE AID OF THEIR@COUNTRy
|
||
611 NO_`IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO`COME
|
||
612 TO THE AID _F THEIR COUNTRY
|
||
|
||
613 RYRxRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRxRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRI
|
||
614
|
||
YRYBY@RYVYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYR;RYRYRYRyRYRY
|
||
615 A^TE
|
||
616 ENTER
|
||
617 124>78y0
|
||
618 123,u6789
|
||
619 12301v7890
|
||
620 12345678q0
|
||
621 l234~7890 "fs4=6789
|
||
622 12w4566890
|
||
623
|
||
624
|
||
625
|
||
626
|
||
627 SWAP THIS DISK!
|
||
|
||
TOTAL NUMBER OF LINES = 627
|
||
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