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1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask...
2 ************************* INSTALLED: 4 JUN 86 ***********************
3 Welcome to BWMS (BackWater Message System) Mike Day System operator
4 ************************************************************
5 GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
6 PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
7 BWMS was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS is a privately owned
8 and operated system which is currently open for use by the general public.
9 No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the system is
10 privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all messages which
11 I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the system, it will be
12 periodically purged of messages. (only 629 lines of data can be saved)
13 To leave a message, type 'ENTER' and use ctrl/C or break to get out of the
14 ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering the
15 message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to replace
16 the line. To exit from the system, type 'OFF' then hang up.
17 Type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
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19
20 Notice: I'm looking for a job. Since I'm no longer with USD, I need
21 income to pay the bills. So if you know of any openings for someone
22 with extensive hardware/software interface experience, I'd appreciate
23 hearing about it. (This is for real folks, I really am looking.)
24 ************************* CISTOP MIKEY ********************************
25 Not *with* USD? I thought you *are* USD.=*=*=*=*22:35:??=*=*=*
26 Times change, and the current problems in the PC field has had
27 major impact on USD's sales, to the point that it could no longer
28 support me, as such I gave what was left to my partner in exchange
29 he took over the liabilities (those that could be assigned). Which
30 leaves me looking for a job since basicly I'm broke. That's the
31 chance you take when you go into business for yourself, sometimes
32 it doesn't work out (more often then not actually).
33 *************************** CM ***********************************
34 I KNOW YOU DON'T KNOW ME, BUT I'M SORRY to hear about your business biting
35 it. My parents had a business that bit it and they had a hard time of it,
36 so I know how you must feel. I'm sure you put a lot of your life into that
37 business and now that you don't have it anymore, it probably hurts. All
38 I can say is good luck and remember that there's always next time (just over
39 that rainbow)....
40 -DK-
41 (Dark Knight)
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44 Mikey -- I'll check, but mama TEK is weaning about 2K folks right now...
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48 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% June 5, 1986: 10:03:32am
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54 News travels fast in Las Vegas. When the news concerns bodies, guns, or other
55 underworldly things, it moves even faster. Fellows and Parity were in trouble.
56
57 "Now move back!" Fellows waved his weapon menacingly at the spectators.
58 "This is nothing that concerns you!" Some people moved back, but others
59 clung to a perimeter. They wanted to know what was going on with the body.
60 "Show 'em." growled Parity, looking up from checking the body. Fellows
61 acknowledged the order, took aim, and with a thundering explosion, one of
62 the garish silver palm trees that adore McCarran Airport became a smoldering
63 pile of nickel plated metal.
64
65 The crowd ran for cover, as did the unarmed airport security guards who
66 had been slowly approaching the commotion. This gave Parity and Fellows a
67 chance at getting an unobtrusive look at the body. It took both men to turn
68 the body over and pull it off the luggage dispenser. The effort was
69 complicated by the still-revolving dispenser, and the sheer weight of the
70 body.
71
72 "Hell, it looks like Ian." Fellows muttered, finally getting a look at
73 the face. The cheeks were puffy and white. Signs of rigormortis were starting
74 to set in.
75 "Yes, it does." Parity responded in the same muttered speech. "Check all
76 the pockets while I check the rest of this luggage. Something here might have
77 been Ian's."
78 "Ok." Fellows quickly found a wallet, a small notepad, a film canister,
79 and in the removable shoe heel, a locker key. The small hand-held computer
80 that Ian never seemed to be without was not found. "Parity!" Fellows yelled
81 to the other agent. "I found some odds and ends. How about you?"
82 "Just this." Parity said, setting down a circular case about seven inches
83 in diameter and twelve inches long. "A CD/ROM carrying case."
84 "Anything in it?"
85 "I don't know. It's locked, and it's also NET issue, which means the lock
86 best not be forced."
87 "I know what you mean. What are we going to do with the..."
88 Fellows was cut off by a wailing in the distance. Sirens. Las Vegas blue
89 moving in fast.
90 "We gotta move, and fast." Parity continued. "We'll have to leave the
91 body. Sure there isn't anything you missed?"
92 "As sure as I can be... Parity, I can't believe it's Ian."
93 "Neither can I. Let's get this stuff and get going."
94 "Where Parity? Where do we go?"
95 "Westward Ho Motel and Casino. It's big. We'll blend in for awhile. We
96 have to check the stuff we found out, and contact HQ with the news."
97 "COMSET's right here." Fellows patted his small backpack, one not unlike
98 those used by college kids all over the country.
99
100 The sirens were getting louder now, and the voices of security guards,
101 this time in greater numbers, could be heard in the luggage area. But there
102 was no one to greet the police as they arrived and stormed the area with
103 the now-armed airport personnel. The one person who remained was in no
104 condition to greet anybody, ever.
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108 it's 10:42 in the city, in the summer, in the city, and the back of my neck's
109 getting dirty and grity.
110 !"!""! "&!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"
111 digitali)a`an
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113 /\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\
114 \ Has anyone heard the Blitz Weinhard commercials? The ones that get real /
115 / militant about beer from Oregon? "Every beer you buy from outside takes \
116 \ a job away from an Oregonian.... Oregon beer for Oregonians.... Stand /
117 / tall, Oregonians?" Followed by an impassioned, "We's standing tall!" \
118 \ from the raging crowd. /
119 / Has anybody heard them besides me? Or is this what they call temporary \
120 \ insanity? /
121 / \
122 \//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\/
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211 Silvermere Gossip 3
212 Hello again mighty and brave adventurers! This is the Silvermere news crew
213 reporting with another hot story on the times of the great city Silvermere.
214 The city has had a sudden influx of adventurers lately, and the city council is in an uproar because they are having
215 to pay heavy damages to repair damages. After the mansion of Resuvius was looted, the council thought their troubles were
216 over, but then the Thieve's guild was attacked by a mysterious person who tried to take advantage of The Master. She tried
217 to kill him, but it turned out that he was much more powerful. He decimated the guild and killed all the current residents.
218 The drowish Master barely escaped with her life. Later, a Cavalier, supposedly of a goodly lot, raped the prominent bard
219 Laura Hoyez. She got her revenge, and te Cavalier left her screaming in agony because she had cut off one of his bodily
220 members! It is rumored that he later used a ring of regeneration to grow it back. At the same time, The Master made an
221 attempt to strike a blow back at the person who had devastated her guild. She hired 8 assassins and they attacked that
222 night. Somehow, the victim awoke in time to save his own life, but the life of his best friend and ally was forfeit.
223 In rage and anger, he broke his Staff of the Magi. A huge explosion, decimating 3 square blocks, ensued and the Gre
224 Griffon Inn saw it's last customer.
225 The council was shocked by this and immediately sages and Magic-Users were hired to find out the perpetrator of the
226 dastardly deed. Even the fabled Magic User on the Hill was called in, but nothing of the identity except the name could
227 be found. The crater is currently nicknamed "The Veritas crater" in mockery of the person.
228 As if that wasn't enough, sometime in the next few days, a barbarian wandered into the city and immediately got the
229 macho impression that he could take on the city. The first thing he did was to kill the proprietor of the Magic, a member
230 of the city council. The infamous Atuviel Araneth and Falin were hired to do the job of "taking care of the invader."
231 They set about it with relish, tracking him throughout the city. They finally found him lingering in the assassin's guild
232 and attacked him as he came out. Falin, hiding on a rooftop across the street shot his bow at the barbarian, wounding him
233 twice. The barbarian, also known as Valkar, showed that he was somewhat intelligent though, and ran into the building of
234 his assailant. However, Falin and Atuviel were one step ahead of him. As Valkar went up the steps, ATuviel appeared at th
235 top and hit him full on with a devastating fireball! In pain, Valkar ran up to her and swung his mighty sword. Atuviel
236 Smiled as it bounced off her magical field protections. She knew she was outforced here and so she ran up to Falin and
237 flew away to the inner city to gather their forces. Valkar, again being quick on the uptake, follewed them as best he
238 could on foot and tracked them to their house.
239 A terrific fight ensued, but finally Valkar was defeated as Atuviel cast a powerful disintegrate on him.
240 That short mission was enough to raise them both in the hierarchy of their professions and so they went into training
241 for a month or two. During this time, they started to think about building a keep of their own. Atuviel wanted on
242 the city, but Falin, being a Druid, wanted it in the wilderness. In the end, they decided they would each make their
243 own keep, but would have teleporting gates between them. Falin hired a small force of adventurers to clear out the
244 land around the great cliffs for his stronghold. They are presumably still on that mission after two weeks, but nothing
245 has been heard from them.
246 Meanwhile, Atuviel and Falin continued their training. Perhaps it was the gods who decided to interrupt them, and
247 then again, maybe not. No one knows how it happened, but suddenly, as the pair were in close mental and physical union,
248 they were transported through the planes of reality into another dimension. The found themselves in a room with a not
249 on the ground.
250 "To go home, get to the bottom."
251 They got the hint and started their long journey into the depths of the place known only as: The House that Death Built.
252 Many strange and dangerous perils awaited them, including rooms for each of the main elements, an altar room for the
253 ?dead? gods of Melnibone, and the altar of Satan himself! Falin, being a religious man, desecrated both rooms. Arioch,
254 sent an Aleax after him, but Satan is said to have been too busy at the time. However, it is generally known that Satan
255 will bear Falin an everlasting emnity.
256 These last adventures of the two, so well known within our great nation Silvenari, is known only because, as they left,
257 a large crystal ball was placed outside of the city gates depicting their current adventures. Through thick and thin, and
258 not a few private moments, the city has cheered for renowned couple. The two can expect quite a heroes welcome if they ever
259 make it back to Silvermere alive.
260 As a last minor news item, a thief was caught trying to rob a resident of the city. This in itself is nothing unusual,
261 but this theif happened to be a Drow, the first one sighted in years. The thief is currently being held in the Dunjon
262 While the mayor debates what to do with him.
263 So long. This is your ever ready Silvermere gossip crew signing off. May the gods be with you.
264 <*><*><*><*><*>
265 The above was written by me, the Dark Knight. I write these excerpts to keep up on my AD&D campaign and to let my players
266 know what's going on. If you like what you've read and think you might want to join a very involved campaign, let me know
267 in a message here, on Rain Forest, Silvermere BBS (one of my players liked the campaign THAT much!), or Blue Parrot.
268 -DK-
269 020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202
270 Strange. That's not one of the NET codes. There's an awful lot of it,
271 whatever it is.
272 02020202020202020202020202 06 June 1986 at 12:23:33 A.M. 02020202020202020202
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276 Now who could be responsible for all that mess? 01? 02? 04? 06? 08? 13?
277 Is this some new attempt by a (dead) Leroy McKane at besmirching our good
278 name?
279 07070707070707070707070707 8:38 6/6 0707070707070707070707070707070707070707
280 ____06/06/86__________________JD 2446588.5742_________17:46:52_____________
281 ...................................................................
282 Entropy's got a straight job but lurks at night...how you all been?
283 ..........................Entropy.................................
284 :::::::::::O O:::::::06/06:::::::voyeur::::::::18:45:::::::O O:::::::::::::::::
285 Mikey: Two questions.
286 1. Do I want an 8251 or an 8251A?
287 2. Considering the price difference between 2708's and 2716's I'm considering
288 taking some 24 pin sockets and making "adapters" so I can use 16s....
289 (oops make that 3 questions)
290 I note that most of the parts (2708's & 2114's) are rated at 450ns. Is this
291 adequate?
292 ____06/06/86__________Leonard_JD 2446588.6699_________20:04:39_____________
293 Leonard: an 8251 or 8251A will work fine. Suggest that you use the A if yo
294 you have it though, as it is a better part. (the non-A has some bugs,
295 though the software works around it. BW uses non-A, but that's because I
296 had some and threw it in (save my A's for something useful).
297 As for using 2716's, no problem, why not just cut the traces to the +12
298 and -5 and run them to the apropriate lines. And you might want to consider
299 taking it one step further and rewiring the selects to have the proper
300 addresses. But baring that, I do have lots of 2708's that are going to waste
301 thatI'll sell you real cheap if yu want to go that route.
302 And finally, yes, 450ns is fine, the board wil run with 600ns parts actually.
303 *************************** CISTOP MIKEY *********************************
304 Is there anyone interested in busting
305 ghosts. If so, leave me a message here
306 on this board or on the Portland Atari
307 Club boards, The Hobbit BBS or Project
308 Rubicon. We are organizing a "Ghostbusters" RPG campaign.
309 DON'T GET SLIMED!!!
310 CHRIS OLSEN
311 <*><*><*><*><*>
312 {+|+} <327> 860606^2352
313 {+|+} <328> 860607^1330
314 060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606
315 *VERY* strange. A reliable source tells me it is not UNDERGROUND's work,
316 either. But that's quite a lot of code to be hacked at...
317 060606060606060606060606060606060606 7 Jun 86 15:04 06060606060606060606060606
318
319 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
320 Actually, the spirit of a dead slug *IS* one of the hardest to contain. Those
321 guys will have quite a fight on their hands if your wish comes true. Oh, well.
322 Hey, what are you people thinking out there? Or are you? C'mon use your
323 brain and *SAY SOMETHIN'*! I know that more that the people above have called
324 in the last few days, so START TALKING!
325 *** STARPATH ***
326 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
327
328
329 YQLHD SMPKK ABLQQ KXMXL TTJMB VHNJX VXXPK GVUCJ TJOEV WFCEM FFB@A YAAC@ TCLEN
330 IXOO FRPQO BLTRJ YVVEC U@AGN EYWDE TVBFT COVNK DMFVW JMGFI OUNME GHRMQ
331
332 /07/86__________Leonard_JD 2446587.5868_________21:50:04_____________
333
334 YQLHD SMPKK ABLQQ KXMXL TTJMB VHNJX VXXPK GVUCJ TJOEV WFCEM FFB@A YAAC@ TCLEN
335 YVYDY TIXOO FRPQO BLTRJ YVVEC U@AGN EYWDE TVBFT COVNK DMFVW JMGFI OUNME GHRMQ
336 DDVUF NAQNF KDDSB @VAGB KYDFI PSBBM NBARL QJM@S MSPAW NQBNI VBQTB UHCYG TWR@Q
337 YPTWJ BOPPA FMVYX DWRBN RGGCD MQQHT WDCCN FDLSA STEKR HQBED ALOGU DH@WW ARTJV
338 STSUQ EYH@@ SPYIJ H@LMB WOILY DRKVX KRMEV IVIJI GIFKN LSASV EOJDV LOCTD AEOFM
339 IBRML NEE@J CGQXD RHUBL KAVPA HBAUI EIHMW KUB@C FACFP @MAAI HOVC@ TEITP FSBXF
340 DSFEM VIEHA BVXFQ MGTHG BQHPH FPOXQ WMMTN DYRTG XROMR NWPKV FLQOF QN@UM CRDRS
341 STYSB MSVLP WDDWD CHJKP UPTEK BMIKS DACSW BRLXR @MFBH LIYOW KCPUU YYVKJ JJFTW
342 B@RNA SQQUJ ATJVS JGXNC CEWUW OTOOX XKOHT PNQNS LVWCF YYPXN XWMPO JLNOI HKWNF
343 VLLVY FQJCS DN@DO PITMM ONBKB NFQPH QTGHC IIIKK NQCRQ YBPES XK@LX T@VTK B@RGH
344 ARCTD LDLTL J@WWG OQISI UH@CV AIVVR OUUKK U@XKM YMEGL @KOAI HITOS XDIBJ QSHNM
345 CLCMP HWQA@ EOBKI VXIXC PTTKF TRNAC OLXTV VINVV INHDA DXQVQ BNCCA MWD@K RUJIE
346 CHGJP HKBRF BHBUQ @NC@@ UGOMI NLOQM VWXFE COSKU OLDHV BJARN MPRFW NPDUX GDHMQ
347 QKYVJ KRMPO RUEPA NFHOI VBBGJ XVQPU TMKOR FDNUY KHCTP AJSOB RXFLL CCHOM APCTG
348 NILOG CXNIN KNJ@D IRBSW WWDEV CCMKS IBQFP LRWCY UCKBQ MTKXG USXOA LSPMY HGIUN
349 LLOXD ED@MN XPVXO HGUTY @UWKT SP@DF RNFAN OMELD XKLMG BUCUJ OHFER KMUVX UDUGH
350 FSP@E SJGUK B@TGN A@QNC BXVGS MRIB@ VCEUE HLHPA GNRVP G@GBH @THLS FXGUY CDRDJ
351 HYKPH WDROI HMHX@ VN@SK JUMOM PKXAY RLBVR UOFWI OVYTT QFBVK UL@QL WDIWQ XDGMH
352 @EHFY EHAHX AAJSH AOXQC IMQEK JESLH MQP@K SYIPI TSHLQ XJXNV TAMGQ EIOIN K@RTS
353 VRHBM LTY@A MG@YA CXPFQ BSKQC BWALT TUWVN VVRWK VYMDR XWQIF TJSDL DJIWY @WYKK
354 UOYOE TMSKW JUBWF XHCOA QCKNX QDMMM GKVKX NQVWI BQY@M OOPNV KYFCW PGBXF MPJGI
355 DNMTS ISBQY QAACP WBOFP BGMTJ @VDCP CVFAT CEAPY G@QNB RGATE OUBW@ HAGUM VQMHP
356 DRFTP RAGDE QESHK RDHEH WECXO Y@HXM GBFFO UWJQF IIVDW PNXIM YEFAV AXHTX JNIQV
357 PDQSM INPAM HSNFH HIOQH JIMER YBIBK UDYRL EAXHL CGSUT EYYIG TSNYL PNJLK BXCHA
358 YYWDK NLYUL MOCPW UR@OI @VQNU YE@KY BWSPI HBQVY BWN@B SYBJO T@OES DHTGW NPJXN
359 PHL@M @QUGP AXAPE EWKNQ VJQLT DPSIR CU@CA QMJTA QDKWU DPLJL AUHQE O@QNF QHWVI
360 VLDFB JJTHW SWBLB EAKGX CNFHJ SQHFO LLUTV @PXJO NMN@P UJHKM YARDK FSEJA PJMYY
361 NTH@O @CQGV IBPGD FRQUQ AFIIQ X@RSQ MM@XB HRMPU JVPER SLAQG JDALF AKN@J SWEUJ
362 VYTSY EWCGG HGPDN JDHYA LEBRA RY@MP RSUUT MACFK SULPA @AKTL PMCGE HQ@RX MTWXF
363 KNHEH ESESX BIOP@ ABGOC UWVHG BITCJ OMCHB LUIOC TJPPM PYIYH LGNGL FUBCR QBJUS
364 VBJKO OGRHY CEQV@ AMXHR WTNHI @VENS GFVLP HDFXR VHNOB MCJXI OCQWF LXAU@ TTNBE
365 WWHXL LUMGN HTINH WASPK UEGCS HLMVC ULERQ ETCYU OHEBI WHDFU LXFTW NEFGF AORPO
366 CUQWW WCDAF TIRCE XIJYG YXVIH TQHKT PPBJE @NJIY SGIJL AQPNI YCIWI GQYRK SYNOY
367 YNPKM YAUBJ AYAWJ CFEFH XORJH FLJPE NPYPM AKXDM CRAUM TVFME LTTSE WVSRQ IQEHB
368 WBVHP WVQOJ DLHNJ UQBUJ TMKGV NQVIW ICCEL XLKUD EEDBF B@RNT WRIHB PVTTB @XMN@
369 LBSYK USHDU QIO@T OABCW KAJID GNFAO HOYJG IKJBD IXJOQ RJHBV QLKHC FCE@X JJJEH
370 MCVHC MFBMO BAFCI RQWJK QBNKQ CFHJK SDOVP VUECO KQXGA XHKGL YVMMA LAHYB VIAWE
371 OCKNO WUMDV WMFFG D@FFE IVUOU OXNBR SNSRJ QADRI CH@WD BHUQT MQXXQ LDMES @CHJP
372 NWKYN PKBCT WOHYY TFXXP FINLG WGHRB TXKEE ONLSJ E@BVL IOPUB JGJQN IED@G QEXYY
373
374 ____06/07/86__________Leonard_JD 2446587.5868_________21:50:04_____________
375
376 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////=
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378
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396 WEAR YOUR CELERY WITH PRIDE!!!
397
398 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
399 Entrophy - we all been fine, how have you been, long time no see as they say!
400 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ remur +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
401 020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202
402 Hmmmm.. another strange batch of code. Since it's not a NET code, or an
403 UNDERGROUND code, maybe our friendly neighorhood twit has decided to do somethin
404 more imaginative (well, *anything* would be more imaginative...), or maybe it's
405 an invite to another of those theoretical Risk games. Come to think of it,
406 it resembles L2, and Alex always did have a problem with that code, plus both
407 times now one of Leonard's boarders have been (re)uploaded ofter the code.
408 Maybe if we try misapplying the L2 key? JTBW, of course - think of all the
409 combinations!
410 020202020202020202020202 08 June 86 at 01:06:45 AM 0202020202020202020202020202
411 -+- 436 -+- 0155 -+-
412 ____06/08/86__________________JD 2446589.9214_________02:06:50_____________
413 -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
414 Greetings to all,
415 The Bit Bucket BBS, after undergoing a lot of changes in the past
416 few months due to new hardware, is back! Right now, it's undergoing
417 beta testing on the new computer system, a National 16032-based system
418 running a Unix 4.2BSD lookalike. Up until now, the system has been
419 running a public domain BBS package called UNaXcess, which turned a lot
420 of people off because it was rather klutzy. Now users can use the
421 beta-test version of the new Bit Bucket by following a slightly different
422 login sequence when you connect with the machine. To get into the new
423 Bucket, call 254-xxxx 300/1200 baud anytime, and once connected press
424 RETURN once. You should receive a banner message, followed by a login:
425 prompt. If you don't get this, press RETURN again slowly until the system
426 responds. Once you get the login: prompt, enter 'bucket' (ALL LOWER CASE,
427 NO QUOTES) and press RETURN. The system will then prompt for a password.
428 At the Password: prompt type 'betatest' (ALL LOWER CASE, NO QUOTES). The
429 password will not echo. Press RETURN after entering the password. After
430 you enter the correct password, there will be a slight delay, then the
431 new Bit Bucket will start up. No USER-ID's are active, so you'll have
432 to apply for access, but I'm validating users within 12 hours, so you
433 won't have to wait long to try out the system. Right now the software
434 is still a LONG ways from being finished, so there are a lot of things
435 that aren't working yet, but the basic functionality of a BBS is there.
436 Make sure that you read messages 1 and 2 on the new system, they explain
437 a lot about the differences.
438 So, give it a try and let me know what you think. Leave messages
439 on Bit Bucket, Bucket/UNaXcess(if you have access there already), via
440 Unix Mail to bucket!rickb, or on CBBS/NW to RICK BENSENE.
441 Hope to see many of you old-time Bucket users there (as well as some
442 new people too!)
443 Rick Bensene - SYSOP, Bit Bucket BBS/Public UNIX
444 -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
445 Why has Leonard been singled out as the target of these frame-up code
446 postings. As was pointed out, his borders are being re-uploaded, as if
447 we weren't smart enough to check such things. Very strange indeed. And
448 weird.
449 |||||||||||||||||Non-Spanish Inquisitor||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
450
451 ||||{{|||}||||{||{||{||}|||}|}||||{||||||||}|||||{||||||||}|||{|||}|||{|||}||||
452
453 Jus' another `Just to be weird' project huh?
454 |||||{||}|}|}||||||||||||{||}||||}}|||{|||}||{||||||}|||||{||||||}|||{|{|||}|}|
455 SOON YOU SHELL SEE
456 THE POWER OF DEJISS !!
457 YES YOU WILL DIE
458 SCUM. SO YOU BETTER
459 START BLESSING YOUR
460 FAGET SOUL !!
461 BY THE HORNS OF MARTIS
462 YOU SHELL DIE
463 FOR YOUR INCILENCE !
464 DIE MIKEY
465 DIE !!
466 LOOK APON YOUR
467 GOD YOU NEVER WORSHIP
468 FOR SOON YOULL NEED
469 HIS BLESSINGS IN THE
470 DEEPEST DEPTHS OF HELL !
471 CURSE YOU MIKEY
472 YOU SHELL DIE
473 WHEN THE MOON & MARS
474 CROSS THEIR PATHS
475 PRY MIKEY--PRY-- FOR I BRING JUDGEMENT APON YOU KNOW..
476 ********************************************************************
477 Now that one was so absurd that I had to share it with the rest of you.
478 I wonder what universe this guy is from. He certainly needs to learn
479 how to spell. And as for his curse/judgement (he seems to be awfully
480 confused here) it doesn't seem to be very effective. Of course if Mars
481 ever *did* cross the orbit of the moon I suspect that things wouldn't
482 be all that great anyway. But luckily Mars is safely tucked away in
483 it's gravitationally locked orbit which doesn't even remotely come
484 close to the moon (well, at least on a local scale).
485 And if we go by the basic rules and structure of a curse, it is not only
486 ineffective, but dangerous for the one involking it. It is so riddled
487 with errors in spelling, content and structure that even if it were
488 effective it would end up folding back on the one who uttered it.
489 ************************** CISTOP MIKEY **********************************
490 ____06/08/86__________________JD 2446590.4728_________15:20:56_____________
491 {+|+} <491> 860608^1729
492 ____06/08/86__________________JD 2446590.7421_________21:48:43_____________
493
494 meone once told me that BWMS is the toilet bowl of bulltetin
495 board systems. I think I am beginning to understand why. It's one
496 main fault is the encouragement of anonymity. For all the twits who
497 may not understand what anonymity is, let me explain. This system
498 allows anyone to call in and use it - be he a communist pinko or
499 satan worshiper. This is why said types use it, since they find it
500 difficult to fit in on regular systems. You see, regular people
501 would quickly delete these twits (Note: in some circles this is
502 called 'twitting'). However, BWMS has no provision for determining
503 the good users from the bad. Consequently, Backwater serves as a
504 gathering place for the sewage of humanity.
505 Obviously, I agree with my friend's analogy of a toilet bowl.
506 I would like to expand on this though. You see... (again) that this
507 system only gets flushed every 629 lines. During average call-in
508 rates that's about three days. Now imagine, if you will, a toilet
509 bowl that is used maybe (conservatively speaking) ten times a day
510 for three days straight. As you can see... a lot of uh.. sewage
511 piles up. Now you may begin to understand why regular people don't
512 frequent this system. Not many regular people I know will use a
513 toilet bowl after being used thirty times without being flushed.
514 Maybe BWMS is more appropriately called OHMS, OutHouse Message
515 System. It's the only toilet I know of that is flushed about as
516 often as this board. Actually though I think its present name
517 reflects its true nature; sewage is about as Backwater as you can
518 get.
519 Getting back to my earlier meanderings, I think that anonymity
520 breeds irresponsibility and immaturity (Twit translation:
521 irresponsibility - Since no one knows who you are, you don't have to
522 be careful about what you say. immaturity - act like yourself).
523 Anyone can call up and leave insulting messages without having to
524 take responsibility for them. Also, we have the freedom to use
525 aliases.
526 From experience, I've found that most patrons (Twits: you're on
527 your own for this one) have at least two aliases. One is their good
528 alias and one is their bad alias. Use the good one for writing
529 stories, praising authors, leaving serious messages, etc... and
530 use the bad one for leaving dirty messages and other things you
531 wouldn't want people to think your good alias would do. It is often
532 said that the users make the system, and in this instance I think
533 the evidence is irrefutable.
534 In closing I would just like to say I hope you enjoy your stay
535 at the outhouse of bulletin boards.
536
537 This public service message was brought to you by
538 Beatrice (We're everywhere you look)
539 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
540
541 The toilet boil of BBSs eh? Well, I would have to disagree with that.
542 What's not stated is that the excessive abusive messages *are* removed
543 rather quickly. Yes BWMS does not conform to the strict straight jacket
544 approach of the 'proper' BBS structure, but then it wouldn't be what it
545 is. BW has always been on the forefront of writting activity because of
546 it's openness. Instead of locking out the new and curious user, they can
547 jump in and test the waters. Make a mistake? No problem, no one is going
548 to think less of you or call you an ass or forever stop you from calling
549 again. BW offers what the other systems cannot--- freedom.
550 But freedom does not come cheap. Their are those who are envious of it,
551 those who would force the submission of it, those who would try to control
552 it. They are envious because they cannot be that way, through their own
553 lack of willingness to standup and be counted as a creative force. Since
554 they cannot be creative they tear at and attack BW. If they can't be that
555 way, no one can.
556 So "normal" people don't use BW eh? What is normal? In walking through
557 the other systems I have yet to see anyone that could be attributed to
558 the social 'norm'. Just to have interest in this form of communication
559 requires some degree of abnormal behavior by social standards.
560 Yes BW does not require proper names, but then most systems don't really
561 either. Oh, yes you have to log on with what seems like a reasonable name,
562 but it is seldom checked. In most cases they just pass it on through. BW at
563 least doesn't have any pretense in this. And that about says it, that is
564 what makes BW different, it is unpretentious.
565 No, BW is not the toilet bowl of BBS systems or other derogatory and
566 pointless degrading references. It is the one truely free and creative
567 BBS left in the Portland area. And as long as its users and the good
568 Cistop continue to support and encourage its use, it will survive. Envy
569 or not by those that would demand that it "conform", it will continue
570 to exist, because that is what BW is, freedom in its very basic essence.
571 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ remur +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
572
573 (+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)(+=+)
574 I agree to some extent with Remur, but onthing
575 that was not pointed out was the multiple identiy
576 thing that was brought up. I too have several IDs,
577 but I don't use them to go after other entries.
578 If I don't like something I say so, I don't hide
579 behind a name to do so, most of the people I know
580 here also have mutliple names as you say, but I
581 don't know of any of them who use them to go
582 after someone they take a dislike to. Certainly
583 not with fould or abusive language. That is
584 largely your own immagination.
585 (=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)(=+=)
586 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
587 Toilet bowl, eh? Now cut that out, I resemble that remark!
588 _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_abacab_-_-_-_-at Adak_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
589 pppppppppppppppppppppppppplurk -- it's not worth debateppppppppppppppppp
590
591 ^^^^^ Things are sure in sad shape... So much room is left behind
592 ^^^^^ and there is so much cleaning up to do... Yet with no help? >G
593 Ah yes, the old toilet bowl name-calling trick. Why are people so damned
594 insecure they fell they MUST lash out like that? It is a real shame that
595 someone intellegent enough to use a computer and modem is so uncreative
596 as to leave such a message. Fortunately it is one person's opinion, nothing
597 more.
598 ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| more inquisition ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
599 *@^@*^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^@^*@^*@^@^*@^@^*
600 I see that for lack of more constructive thing to bitch about some of our illustrious
601 users have taken to insulting the system and its users. Why don't you stick to theology
602 or twit hunting or at least something productive.
603
604 ...................................JOKER GONE REBEL............................
605 ^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^*@^@^@
606
607 IT SEEMS AS IF THE AUTHOR OF THE OUTHOUSE MESSAGE HAS SURE STRUCK A NERVE!!
608 I THINK THE SINGLE DIGIT IQ USERS WERE INSULTED WITH THE TRUTH!!
609 THE PERSON WHO WROTE THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN A AWARD FOR BEING ABLE TO
610 PUT THE TRUTH IN A FORM THAT INSULTS THE LOW LIFES OF THE MODEM WORLD.
611 IN OTHER WORDS THE REAL TWITS ARE THE MAIN USERS. IN FACT I'LL BET
612 THAT IF THERE WAS SOME WAY TO FIND OUT WHO ALL THE "TWITS" ARE ONE WOULD
613 FIND THAT THEY ARE THE REGULAR USERS OF THIS LOW LIFE GATHERING SYSTEM.
614 YOU KNOW, THE ONES WHO PLAY BIG SHOT BUT ALSO CALL IN AND RAISE HELL WITH
615 THE NORMAL TRASH OF HUMANITY THAT USES THIS PILE OF GARBAGE.
616
617 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%BRUCE%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
618 bye! Nice knowin' ya!!!!!
619 SCHOOL IS OUT!!!!!!!!!!!
620 YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!
621
622 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
623 Twits? Twits, eh? Let's see now. From the Old English word `aetwitan' that
624 means to put blame upon.
625 Sounds to me as if the OHMS entry is the very definition of twitliness.
626 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
627
628 I WONDER WHY IT WAS PLACED ON THIS BULLETIN BOARD. IT IS RUDE, AND IF THIS
629 SUCH A HORRID PLACE, IT WOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN ENTERED.
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