
1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask....
2 ************************* INSTALLED: 9 MAY 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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21 There are certain things one must continually ignore....
22 Anyway...
23 DV: Hmm.  I wasn't aware that I was a twit.  In fact, a few people have
24 talked to me about how 'we can get the twits.'  And old, faithful user you
25 may be, but I would be also if my hardware were so faithful.  I first called
26 BWMS on Dec. 28, 1983 at 17:25-17:43.  I have been off and on since then.
27 I started calling myself STARPATH on Dec. 19, 1983.  I went off after a
28 (wait, that was 1984.)  My modom went out , (did this take that?  oh no!)
29 (1984)... and then my modom went out.  I had to wait until 8/3/85, then I
30 went back on-line for a month and a half.  Finally, I started up again in
31 Feb. of this year.  I only comment on what I see here, or I bring up
32 something that will not offend anyone.  If you have a complaint, tell it to
33 me, don't just sit there and name call.
34 Moshe Freinberg:  I wasn't aware that Milchar was a twit, either.
35 Delta five:  Interesting, please go on with your story.
36 All: sorry about those line feeds, but something happened and I couldn't
37 control it.
38     *** STARPATH ***
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42 Since Starpy didn't say anything, I feel that it is up to me to uphold our 
43 valiant Backwater traditions. For Starpaht, I write this...
44 
45 TOP of the morning!!!!!
46 
47 Hoping things will be clearer, and that they shall make theyir way back to 
48 normalcy with all expeciency..
49 
50 Alahna R. Phelps.
51 done
52 ( OOPS.. Been on Parrot too long)
53 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]][]][[]][]]][]]][]]][[]][[]
54 	FOR SALE:  Tandy 100/200 microfloppy disk drive in almost new condition
55   $150.  If interested leave message at 233xxxx or 646xxxx, 
56 			or 6361212 for Gary Beller
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70 You're right, Cistop, WAIT ON seems 'cleaner' than DELAY, but it certainly seems slower!  Probably better for codes, though,
71 when it absolutely, positively has to get there intact.  However, a multitude of methods is much better than a dearth! 020202
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73 /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
74 What kind of computer screen is this set up for?  125 col? Hmmm...
75     Sorry about the manner of my last message.  Heres the scoop (I hate cliche's, but oh well...)
76     aAnyway, twice now, I have hit a certain key by mistake that did that.  (If it is not there now, then thank cistop for
77 ridding us of it.)  I am using an inferior modom prog. right now that wants to clear the screen instead of deleting.  Sorry,
78 Cistop, for any trouble caused.  I am going to use another program from now on...
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91 so I forgot something as trivial as the time...  04:56:01 PM etc.
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94 Hmmm... one of tthese days I'm ll just *have* to write my L5 decoder ring.
95 #$##$##$##$#
96 .And Farley, to his surprise, dfound Garret instead.
97 Few inside the organization had not heard of James Garret, NET's weapons
98 expert.  He could use anything from a Bowie knife to tsmall firearms to any
99 type of rifle you care to name, and was good with ALL of them.  Unfortunately,
100 James had this rather distressing habit of ignoring rules just so he could
101 use his talents as much as possible.
102 Well, definitely not a Parity, Farley thought, but perhaps he can be useful.
103 James stopped firing at the targets (he had put several dozen bull's-s-eyes in
104 each one) and turned to see Farley just inside the sound-proof door, holding
105 his hands over his ears.
106 "Eugene!  Hey, come down to squeeze off a few, did you?"
107 James always made Farley nervous, but he was determined not to let James know
108 it.  "Nah.  Came to offer you a little fun, James."
109 James paused a bit.  "Private job?  Not for NET?"
110 James would detect a lie- at least from Farley, who couldn't lie well.  He
111 answered, "Yeah.  Private."
112 James considered this., not worrying about what the 'fun' consisted of, just
113 that NET didn't know about it.  "Won't Ian be peeved?"
114 Farley knew jexactly how to answer this.  He smiled a little, and said "Yes."
115 James broke into a grin.  "Sounds swell so far.  Let's go talk about it over
116 a brew."
117 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$# Farley #$##$##$##$# 86:05:10:06:05 #$##$#
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121 Do you agent-types have a plot ready? Not to complain (I like watching codes of
122 various levels being spat about, and reading three different stories at once,
123 all with the same characters) But it does seem strange. Don't you think?
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126 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
127 lJust lurkin' round the  place.  
128 
129  ........PENDRAGON........
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131 ______________________________JD 2446561.6365______________________________

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139 Good morning to all of you mothers out there, I hope you have scheduled indoor
140 activities for the youngsters today being the third straight day of fallout over
141 the pacific northwest. For the next few days, pretend that you're vacationing in
142 Mexico, don't eat the food, don't drink the water, and stay out of the sun.
143 The weathermen said it was going to rain today which tends to make me
144 wonder... what in the he** has been falling out of the sky? It must be a pigment
145 of my imagination. I was over at Larry's sports center today and there was a
146 sale on lead waders which should thin the fishing crowd.  Have a wonderful day,
147 and remember the old Russian proverb, if you nuke 'em, Barri 'em.
148 
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150 The stillness inside the small office was broken only by the howl of the wind, as it whistled and moaned through the
151 cavernous hangar. The rain had stopped falling;the sky was clear, the air very cold. A million stars studded the inky
152 purple sky as the shortening golden rays of the arctic sun withdrew,fingerlike, their color from the deserted airfield.
153 
154    Five men sat on folding chairs, each glancing occasionally at the door to the communications room. Waiting. The 
155 seconds ticked by, becoming minutes, becoming quarter-hours. Waiting...
156 Suddenly, expectedly, the door opened.The bull of a man called Delta Five emerged. The tears were dried, his compo
157 sure regained. He was in control. He strode purposefully to the refrigerator, and, extracting a can of Budweiser, 
158 drank deeply. Stepping to the center of the room, he addressed the five waiting men.
159    The message has been decoded. The sender, as you know, my father, is dead. He faltered, his voice choked with 
160 emotion, then quickly continued. We are all here because of one man. Leroy McKane. We thought we knew a great deal 
161 about him-and we do- but-there is one thing we didn't know. Something big. McKane had dropped out of sight after his
162 alleged death in Oklahoma. Later a message was intercepted. From-of all places-a sausage factory in France. This led
163 us to Central America, and to McKane. He was operating a home for 'wayward' boys. What we didn't know about is the
164 underground fifteen million dollar research center. Lasers, gentlemen. And Masers. Big ones. Capable of bringing down
165 an aircraft. A satellite. A missle. Star wars rechnology. 
166 An audible gasp filled the room, and Lou passed out cans of Budweiser to dry throated men.
167 Delta continued;"This afternoon, a Soviet Ilyuhshan III cargo plane-a "civillian" plane was dispached from Leningrad
168 to Managua, Nicaragua. The cover for this is the withdrawl of Soviet troops from Central America"
169 "One of these lasers is ready for field testing, and is to be flown west across the Pacific, then north of Japan, 
170 and finally west into Eastern Siberia. We don't know where-possibly Yakutsk" 
171 He paused for a moment, letting it sink in, then continued. "The Pentagon can do nothing-an unarmed civilian aircraft
172 over international waters the entire flight. *WE* can. We will. We must"
173 
174    Parity stood up and took charge. "Delta is right. His voice rising in volume, as the howling of the Arctic wind
175 intensified. "We have little time. I suggest we take stock-of what we have to work with, of our collective skills:
176    Lou disappeared into the hangar and returned dragging a large chalkboard, setting it in place, and Parity began
177 drawing lines across the surface. The others watched-murmuring in low voices, fascinated. Across the top each man 
178 was listed, and across the left side were drawn symbols-an aircraft, a round bomb with "sputtering" fuse.A gun,etc.
179 In the square across from the scetch of the plane, and below his and Delta's name, he drew an X.
180 "OK. Two of us can fly..."
181 He was interrupted by Leo;George Kellermans friend. "Make that three. I flew Hueys in Nam, and for WNBC News in New
182 York. I also speak fluent Spanish, and a little Russian..."
183    One by one, each man revealed his useful skills, and the board was soon covered with X,s. Fellows spoke fluent 
184 Russian. Lou could fix just about anything mechanical, and was experienced in the manufacture and use of explosives.
185 They all could handle firearms.
186 A plan was quickly drawn up, and each man knew what to do. Parity and Fellows were in the comm room, poring over 
187 Jepsen manuals, sending comm-link messages to NET Central, enlisting aid, and printing out details to be researched.
188    Lou was in the hangar making Plastique and from boiling gasoline and soap powder, Napalm. Leo-using hastily made
189 stencils and spray cans, was "decorating" the old DC-3. Everyone was busy. The hours passed. No one saw the thin 
190 streak of black smoke arching across the Northern sky...
191 To be continued. [*=*] DELTA FIVE [*=*]
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225 Think:  I feel more like I do now then I did before.............
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240 VLPKF FUS[Z Y[AL^ ]VLM[ FDMSA DDVZX KTM@D PS\OW _LFPU P^DXW BLKQF EXSB\ IQNDX WBKHC HJVLP KFHES DBY]Y LY@VL PKFHE SADDV 
241 L\SAL MZFR[ [NNLD ZWK@M AKA\I QNDXW BLKQF EXSB\ IQNDV PFPUL Y@VLP KFHES CBYRA LY@VL PKFBH INMRW PYKSA DDPVC @MAKA \IQND 
242 XWBLK QFEXS B\IQN DVPFP ULY@V LPKFH ESDBY RALY@ VLPKF BHIMU TWFXX IADJA JDWXA TELAQ FAXS@ \IPND XGBLC QFAXS LPZBS 
243 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
244 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
245         Ada arrived at work at the usual time. She checked up the high
246 priority operations and picked the latest progress reports on her way to
247 her desk. She sorted out the most important and went through the 
248 connecting door to Ian's office.
249         Odd, he wasn't in yet. He was usually hard at work by now.
250         Wait. There's an envelope in the middle of his desk. 
251         No adress and not sealed. VERY strange she thought. Opening it 
252 she scanned the single page inside.
253         She ran out into the outer office and unlocked a file cabinet.
254 "Oh my God! He's got them all...."
255 	She picked up the phone and dialed. "Security. This is Ada Lovelace.
256 ID <censored>. Condition Blue 9. Repeat Blue 9. The director's status
257 is unknown but until further notice he is to be assumed to be an enemy
258 agent. Termination is NOT allowed. Move it!"
259         She dialed again and repeated the ID procedure. "Cryptography.
260 Do you have any codes that have not been approved by Mr. Machinery yet? 
261 If so send them up & prepare to issue them as soon as the commitee makes
262 a decision. All current codes are to be considered compromised."
263         She drew herself together and made a final call. This call was
264 apparently an external call as she looked up a number and attached a
265 scrambler to the phone.
266         "Sir, when I came in I found Mr. Machinery's resignation on his
267 desk. He's taken all his files. He refered to them as 'insurance' in his
268 letter."
269         "Yes, I've notified Security and Crypto sections....."
270 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
271 The above occurred last week, it has been withheld pending notification 
272 of all offices and operatives. Ada Lovelace is acting director. Ian
273 MacHinery has not been located.
274 NET HQ out
275 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRY
276 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-
277 It's nice to see that the NET is busily entertaining us again, but I must
278 admit that the huge blocks of code are *very* unentertaining to those of
279 us without the proper Capt. Crunch Code Rings...
280 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Emu
281 Yeah-they're up to something... Some kind of substitution using ascii instead
282 of alphabet. 26 letters no numbers and 5 symbols... Doesn't add up. Probably
283 a dupe code. Or gibberish... DV
284  
285 IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC
286 "there have been increases in comset
287 activity all over the globe. in canada
288 alone the increase is 940 percent,"
289     the sweaty cryptoanalyst let his
290 shoulders stoop. he took a drag from
291 his roll of nicotine and snubbed it out
292 on the desk. this recent activity had
293 started him smoking again.
294     coming from a pepsi machine down
295 the hall, an analyst tried to pep him
296 up. he spoke in an accent that could
297 have broken flourescent rods.
298     "these yanks don't know to 'andle
299 'emselves. what, sportin' a huge sample
300 o'cryptogram without paying attention
301 to who's watchin'?"
302     "yank twits, what if we 'ad left
303 ultra up to them? we'd be speaking
304 german now,"
305     the first, overstressed analyst,
306 relaxed suddenly. it was as if his
307 tuxedo shirt might have split down the
308 middle. it was time to get back to the
309 sentrext-ii. after all, it couldn't
310 have taken long.
311 IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC IADC
312  
313 1313        PTCP[ E_EDX LADSC UDPXD EPFJD [E_A\ DGV[\ HB_\F LIDFM
314 DFDCE ODFMD UXGDC JAD[E _CZAL NU[EY HBC_O		     1313
315 Offer still stands, even if our Fearless Leader is on holiday. 13
316 070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707
317 HEVFX KA@J] GUNKA @N]TF B]A@L DPFX[ [TDAW VLHCC M]RFJ KQ@IU \R@\C RM]SW DXKMD ATWFH CWM]Y FVZKN L\PFL ZKNLT PF\[[ WEXPD
318 RHCWM ]ZVXY A@MQT VVYHM AIZF^ HCPNI WVN\S AMTVS @LQ@N QTF^] KGM@V B@]CO DAQV^ [KPLE YFJHC FNUWF F]CIM ]WGFK Q@JQT FJHCG
319 NIPW@ ZCILM YR@XS ENQ[V JYKND AJCDR Y@LEW FHCHJ JEDTV HCWM] YFVHC FMEWF JKQ@J MTVHY KKMEQ VVHCC LEVFF ]KLLE ZF^\Q _D@XB
320 @KI@K ERWFK A@IDS VX[A@ LQYF^ \A@LI \R@XK FNQRW DHAUG HXC@\ CMDAY V^[[N ATEFB [SDDA XFRX[ KDAZW @HCDN ITWLY INDAJ GJYKS
321 LQPWR OY@JQ TFJ[Q @L]RW HHCAN IQVPZ KVLUY R@YCO MYRR@ YSONH PF\YK XNPPE @[[RJ MCFRT YNDA@ VHXIL ATEFX ZKKLT PGF]C ONI\R
322 XHCWM EVFXH CRNUW B@][I NQTB@ ZKTEX PB@TC ANITW H^I@M EWB@P KLLEY VVXIL DAWWJ ]ANAT EB@HA @ZTOP
323 07070707070707070707070707070707070707 5-12-86 07070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707070707
324 
325 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1
326     "Holy bovine excretions! Fellows, look at this." Parity handed Fellows the latest COMSET decode. Fellows' eyes
327 traced across the thermal paper as he read the hot-off-the-press message. His look of surprise was replaced by one of
328 disbelief as he placed the message in the destruction bin.
329     "Resigned? Ada taking over? What in Hell is happening at HQ? We leave for a week and the place falls apart Parity."
330     Parity sighed. Fellows was up to his old tricks. "Humor is not appreciated at the moment Fellows. This is serious. 
331 We may poke fun at Ian's expense sometimes, but he is a damn good director and he has always kept us clear of the
332 committee's wrath. To find out he is missing, with an armload of important papers is more than a little disconcerting.
333 Ada's got a tough job. We need HQ resources right now. This could not have happened at a worse time."
334     "Exactly Parity." Fellows smiled and sat down next to the table that held the COMSET. "Ian's timing is rotten. He knows
335 we are on an important mission with DV. He knows the rumors about McKane. He is the key to coordinating all the branches of
336 NET, and NOW he has vanished. It's mighty suspicious Parity. That little voice inside me is saying 'hit the deck, because
337 SOMETHING is about to hit the fan.'"
338     "I know what you mean. OK, let's tell DV and the others what's up at HQ and see how they want to proceed. We have most 
339 of the information we need to carry out our plan, but, crap, we need that additional coordination!"
340     "Let's brake the news gently. Come on, we can't sit around in the radio shack all day."
341     "Right Fellows, right. I just hope they don't kill the messengers."
342 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1 PARITY 7E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E17E1
343 
344 
345 
346 I SAY WE KILL THE MESSAGER. WHAT`YA THINK?
347 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
348 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
349 HEVFX NPIIE PV\I[ SDASF R[CEN LPFB\ SEDAP VD[[U NPPFB HCCNU QFRXY @LYWV ^]A@M ]SB@P ZDDAI D^SKS DDPDT ]KSNP PBT]C HMEWF 
350 VJQ@M ]SB@] [HLEZ B@ZCE ATE@R X[ONU VFHHC DM\PG NZKTM @PGHZ CANPP FR[SF M\WB\ KQNAT E@RBJ INLPG HZCEN IRR@X I@JMH UJKZU 
351 IYIUB HCTMA PWHHB IDAQV B[Q@L ]RWHH BBHEI TRPY@ M]YB@ TBAJM ATBSA @NMWW J\SCL TPFL[ [RG\F PTBJI NPPFZ ZKGMA ZB@ZC EMQXB 
352 @][IN QTB@] CHLTP FD]KL MLPF^ YQ@NQ TFJ\[ EDAVW FY[SE XFPTB HIADX CBCHJ SCXRW 
353 010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101
354 020202...
355 NET: you know, to an outsider, all this code must be even worse than a twit attack.  At least with twit entries you
356 can ridicule the entry.  All this code though is just garbage to the vast majority of users.  Maybe one of the many
357 unused boards on rtable?  (I'm doubtful about the 253-xxxx number someone mentioned - when I called it a human
358 answered).  Of course, when I logoff and read the preceeding encoded message, I'll probably find this all redundant.0202
359 ______________________________JD 2446563.6758______________________________
360 **+**+**+**+**+ Net:  Boring, very boring.  If it is SO private, why don't 
361 you reach out and touch someone?  **+**+**+**+**+
362 *****
363 IF YOU THINK THATS BAD LOOK IN THE SKY
364 
365 PHOEBUS APOLLO
366 --------------
367 HEHEHEHEHEHEHE
368 
369 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-
370 LX[L_ DFDC\ DLXPD CEEXN FCPAI DSFPT DPTAD CZALN U[\_D FDIFI DFLDP TADVC EPHBT C^ADC DJA\X PADCE EXNFC PFXLD SFPTD \NOCL 
371 A[L_D YGPDP TCP[E _EDCL XPTAJ HBEPX JU[\_ DHBHB [C_LX PLAPD HBHBV [\_E[ \_D\U DVJA^ FXGED GVRXC IDSCE DIC\C ZAIDC DYFP[ 
372 L_DLX PDYUD \UDAL NXIAD HBVJX ZJC\D PTCP[ E_EDC DJCPT AJDEF \VRFE PFNDP TFLZ[ L_DYG PDJCP TAJDY UDPTA HBGVR XCIDP XDYCN 
373 OSCPA J[\_D FPDEA A\EDP TCPDF PDNXL ^ALFA LPRUD ENJC\ YRAIH BPTAD RCEPD PSXDY RXNOE DXMDA CNTDR FLADP XDYAD XLADY RXNO[ 
374 \_DF[ E_^AD JAIGN AIHB\ UDRFL ADRAL ZPTED PXD[W SV_DN TCJED STFNT DETXG RIDNG JADPT CPDRF PPRAD TFPNT [\_HB [O_FD TXVA[ 
375 R_DPT FEDFE DLXPD CLDAC EUDEU EPA\D PXDGV DRXCI DPX[\ _DZJG \YRA[ \_HBD
376 NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-NOTNET-
377 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
378 Art Deco:  Last message lost in transit.  Another sent.  Also check file
379 cabinet in back office.  Plan going well.
380                                   Love and kisses -- M.W.
381 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
382 1313131313  ELCMG [LD_\ UDMCG RP[\D _ZXPD VJAMF ]AEDN JXEEA I[LHB _NTD[
383 PAD_P XDYAD [AP\D _PCOA DLXPA DCLID ZF^AD [PAD_ CDJAE P[\HB HB_XL NADXL
384 RFLAD CPD[A PD_F[ E_^AD EX\AD W[E_E DXLD[ GD_XM DLR[J LHB_V XEEFY RUDLR
385 [A\D_ UAE[L D_FDE CFID[ A\HBH BFUVP WADVJ JXDC_ O[_DB  1313131313131313
386 Ha! That oughta fix their wagons for awhile!


387 pppppppppppppppppppppppppppplurking/wondering?ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
388 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!!
389 OH..... YIP YIPPEE...... I THOUGHT MAYBE I COULD GO ANDD
390 CRUISE THE BBS'S, AND *MAYBE* FIND A GOOD ONE, BUT ALL I
391 END UP WITH IS A LOUSY STORY BOARD WITH A BAG OF FERRIES
392 TRYING TO MAKE SOMETHIINGNG OF THEMSELVES! WHAT A DRAG...
393 
394 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!
395           THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
396 :!:!:!:!:!:!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!::!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!
397 /EX
398 Washington, D.C. Friday 02:03
399    Once again, the same group of men filed quietly into the Oval Office. They took their places in front of the dedk.
400 The president, seated behind the broad expanse of polished Mahogany, held a single sheet of paper in his hand. Before
401 him lay the opened envelope stamped "EYES ONLY". His soft spoken manner, the one of public appearances and press con
402 ferences was gone. He spoke sharply, demanding answers. "Mr. Secretary, how do you suggest we handle this?"
403 "I suggest we do nothing. Six men-some of the best there are, are preparing to move. They can handle it. At most, 
404 we might provide a little fire power..."The president interrupted;"The Albanian?" "We don't know where he is. If any
405 one does, it would be Parity. No doubt he has made contact. At least tried"
406 "Anyone else?..." The meeting was over, and the statesmen filed from the room, except for the Secretary of State. 
407 It was 2:27 AM. The President picked up the yellow telephone...
408 
409 Juneau, Alaska. Thursday. 11:27.
410 George Kellerman had finished his work, and made his way to the hangar where Lou and Leo were wrapping up theirs. 
411 "Parity wants to see us in the office"...  "We have a flight plan, and alternatives. NET has gotten us clearance direct-
412 ly to Managua. Red Cross supplies. As we approach the airport, we drop below radar, and skim the trees East for 350
413 miles. There is an open area where we can set down, if our intelligence is right." He paused, loking at his map. 
414 "Flying time, given our load, winds aloft, and some fine tuning by Lou, here, is 14 hours.According to NET, a half 
415 hour less than it will take the truck-that carries the Laser-to reach the airstrip. We will have a two mile hike 
416 through the jungle to the road, where we will intercept and take the vehicle."
417 Fellows broke in;"There's been some trouble at NET. McHinery has vanished, along with some files. We don't know how
418 that affects us, but it's too late to worry. It's time to go."
419 The others finished their reports, the last of the supplies were loaded-which, oddly enough, included peices of wreck-
420 age from a long dead airplane. A few minutes later, the red and white Dakota lifted off the runway, and into the night..
421 to be continued   [*=*] DELTA FIVE [*=*]
422 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``
423    WARNING!!!!!!!!! BULLITIN FROM BBS SECURITY WATCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
424 THE FOLLOWING BBS'S ARE EITHER DOWN, DAMAGED OR ARE HAVING PROBLEMS!!
425 NO-NAME
426 REALM OF THE GODS, DARK REALM, APPLE WARE, BLUE PARROT, REBEL.
427 THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE WAS LEFT ON REBEL'S SIGN OUT 
428       "CHRIS SMITH RULES THE NORTHWEST"
429 IS BELIVED TO BE A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY FOR COMPUTER OPERATIONS AND TERRORISM
430 TAKE APPROPRITATE ACTION. THEY WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEVEN BBS LAST YEAR. THREE  ARE STILL IN JAIL. BUT OTHERS REMAIN
431 AT LARGE. 
432 THIS IS A NET OPERATIVE INTERSERVICE REQUEST.
433 
434 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
435 A[PO_ DFGHI ~GHJK
436 GHJK_ GHJKI ERTY_ KL/KJ
437 DFGHT JKLOI NMNB_ HJKA/ GHASQ RTEWD JHKNB DFSAW UYTRD FGD_L BPTAD YRAIH RXNOE LXCKJ
438 GHFDR HJKL/ TYREG TY^RT KHADA FFYIS BETTE RTHAN REAGA NANDN ETSTI NKSTO HIGHH HEAVN
439 NETIS NOTHI NGBUT ABUNC HOFLU NATIC WHOHA SNOTH INGEL SETOD OAFTE RSCHO OLIFT HEYHA
440 VENOT HINGE LSETO DOWHY NOTHE LPBUD CLARK INPUS HINGD RUGSA NDBOO ZEPEN NYAND HERHU
441 SBAND WOULD REALL YLIKE ITKLJ KLOI[GHLK7U RTEWQ HJIUY XEEFY RCEPD PSXDT DXMDA CNTDR
442 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000YOOTT
443 060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606
444 The large amount of cipher is a little tedious for NET agents, too.  I have
445 a DECODER but *not* an encoder, and spend my time trying to capture what
446 flows by.  Sigh.  OAh, well, at least I'll be able to read it when I'm offline.
447 060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606
448 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
449 Listen guys, I'm sure that I'm not alone in saying that these codes are getting
450 rather boring to look at.  It would be appreciated if you would choose another
451 board for your cyphers, one that you could leave it in a bullitin that could be
452 skipped by those who DO NOT want to sit there and watch junk that they can't 
453 reead without a decoder scroll past.  why not try Bit Bucket (254-xxxx), Hacker
454 Jack (653-xxxx),
455 or one of scores of other BBS's in Portland.
456                                          ........PENDRAGON  RISING........
457 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
458 To: Whom it may concern
459    ******* YIPPPEEE!!!!!*********
460 I got the DP job!!!!!
461 Details Sat (hopefully I'll be at the meeting)
462 ______________________Leonard_JD 2446564.5176______________________________
463 
464 :left one job, and into the frying pan, good luck: :theus:
465 
466 :oops, mixed my metaphor:
467 /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
468 IREAL LYHAT EHAVI NG TODEC IFERA MESSA GEWHE NITRY TOREA DIT.
469     (Take a look at that for a minute..
470   *** STARPATH ***
471 /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /  /
472 
473 
474 (00-you got it!!!!)
475 TTHTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
476 SORRYS ABOUT MY LONG ABSENCE, I HAVEN'T BEEN ON BW FOR A WHILE
477 INFA FACT, SEEINGS HOW I GO BACK TO JANUARY 1984, I HAVE BEEN A LOYAL
478 USER OF THIS SYSTEM ALMOST AS LONG AS A LOT OF YOU OUT THERE.
479 IT HAS BEEN GREAT READING THE NEW PEOPLE SINCE MY LAST VISIT....HMMMM
480 LET'S SEE,....THAT WOULD BE AROUND TEN MONTHS AGO I THINK.
481 WHAT IS REALLY SAD IS THAT OF ALL THE TERM PROGRAMS TO USE ON MY VISIT
482 BACK, I PICKED A MOST IDIOTIC COLOR BOARD TERM PROGRAM THAT DOESN'T EV
483 EVEN ALLOW ONE TO SEND CAPITAL LETTERS, SORT OF MAKES ME LOOK SEMI-
484 MONGOLOID. FOR ANY OF YOU OUT THERE THAT REMEMBERS THOR, HELLO TO YOU 
485 YOU AND KEEP UP THE GOOD STORIES AND ENTRIES. IF ANY OF YOU '09'OL
486 'OLD TIMERS' ARE OUT THERE, HOW ABOUT FILLING ME IN ON WHAT HAPPENED
487 TO THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS[:'Q', GALLIFREY,TANIS, HORIZON, M.A.D.,ELECTR
488 ELECTRIC ARC AND BEE COLOR?
489 I REALIZE THAT I HAVE SORT OF A 'RIP VAN WINDKLE' USER BUT COULD
490 THEY HAVE ALL DISAPPEARED SO AUQUICKLY? THERE WERE SOME GREAT
491 WRITERS ON THOSE PBOARDS AND I MISS SEEING THEIR PROSE AND PENS.
492 IF KATHYD  (ADAKA:COOKIE CORUMBLER) IS ALIVE AND WELL, THOR SAYS 
493 A SPECIAL HELLO AND ASK WHERE HE CAN VISIT TO READ THOSE GREAT
494 TALES.
495 WELL, I WIL L GIVE UP THIS TIME SLOT TO THOSE OF NEED
496 AND BID FAREWELL FOR A DAY OR SO.
497 HOPE TO SEE A LOT MORE E-N-G-L-SI-S-H ON THIS BOARD AS I ALSO 
498 HAVE LOST MY 'CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT' DECODER RING AND FEEL MORE
499 THAN LOST WHEN THE SCRIBBLE SCROLLS BUP MY SCREEN.
500 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHROORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
501 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
502 TO THOR:
503 ALL THE SYSTEMS YOU SPECIFIED ARE DOWN.  TRY BLUE PARROT AND ALHAMBRA
504 FOR A LIST OF CURRENT BBS'S.  BIT BUCKET HAS CHANGED TO UNIX SYSTEM.
505 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
506 
507 AND YES, DITTO RE THE CODE GROUPS.  REALLY BORING, GUYS, SORTA, WELL,
508 SELF-FLAGELLATION OF AN ELECTRONIC SORT.  ARE YOU *STILL* ONLY BREATHING
509 HARD??????????
510 
511 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
512 
513 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$#
514 It didn't take long for Farley to notice his COMSET was madly flashing a
515 "transmission received" signal light, once he returned to his carith James.
516 He quickly tapped a sequence of keys, and stepped back as the COMSET spewed
517 forth with page upon page of communincations.
518 Both agents were puzzled.  This much code traffic meant trouble, a lot of it-
519 what?  Eugene sifted through the growing stack of thermal paper.
520 'NET agents not otherwise assigned are to report to....for new orders  
521 concerning the search for Mr. MacHinery...'
522 James emitted a low whistle, paused, then laughed.  "Guess Ian won't be
523 peeved anymore, ay, Farley?"
524 Farley wasn't in a laughing mood.  AGAIN his dream must wait... a little more.
525 At first opprotunity, though-
526 "C'mon, Eugene, let's go.  We've gotta report in."
527 #$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$##$# Farley #$##$##$##$## 86:05:13:10:13 #$##$#
528 :::::::::::::::O O:::::::::05/13:::::::::::::::::22:47:::::::O O:::::::::::::::
529 Congrats, Leonard!  Having gone from production to programming myself, I can
530 appreciate your excitement.  Does this mean you are no longer an assembly-line
531 flunky, but a full-fledged MS-DOSser?  (This is the job you had part time a
532 while back, right?)  Imagine - if there is also a corresponing raise in pay,
533 you can join the real world and get something ibm compatible! (T1000/1200, 
534 of course :-) ). [then you could use SQ/UNSQ / ARC ]. Anyway, way to go.
535 ::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::voyeur:::::::::::::::::::O O::::::::::::::::
536 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
537 Art Deco:  Message received.  Offer tendered to MacHinery.  Bullion 
538 enroute from Zurich.  Security provided by a flatfoot known as Salazar.
539 The gnome says all systems are green.
540                          Love and Kisses,   M.W.
541 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
542 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
543 For a moment I thought I recognized an old message sender. If so, my warmest
544 greetings and salutations. If anyone can leave me a note with bbs phone 
545 numbers of the boards mentioned, I would be much appreciated. I am very
546 much interested in the type of boards that allow line entries for common
547 storyline and message bases.
548 THOR hopes that the 'Cookie Crumbler' is happy and well!
549 THORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHORTHOR
550 /exit
551 04040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404
552 
553 WHEBT RHSRR FKD[F WSVKT ENSCU OFMAE DBSHT WHANW /FNAR GJTHW AMTUI [FMDR
554 EHSNN TJWAB TOHJW QBZVP _IENS THENA THEKS VNR[H QHABF THETH WHSO_ [G/FW
555 
556    /PP/P [WJEN SNFTU PEJAS VHESU THONA WGFFT SJRDF DNSTH TKKOG _WM[F JANTQ
557 
558 SHIFT ONECH [FETT/ EHBST TKIAE THIIN NINTH E[]DK (CAN'T ) DLRP/ WFOCP
559 
560 WNFTO WHTDT HOQBX GNSGO EJSNO TNZCQ //_SD ANXKO XKOAN ]CKW/ DNTHI UDNWA 
561 
562 SNDTH YJIIQ EHSBT YHILA FR/_W [SMYY.
563 0606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606060606006
564 
565    SHIFT ONE// SNFTH ANDRG HKSEF TGMSF SNFRE E_BSD EHTNS VNET[ ANDRR WHABF
566 WGABS ANDRJ FIDNF HKABC CHDBR SBHSR VBERT SBAHT SHVOT PANFH SBFHE SNDUR
567 
568 09090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909090909
569 040404040404040404040-real
570 Agent 04 has never been succesfully de-commissioned, and the code above is
571 not from me. Shift one// my [expletive deleted]
572 040404040404040404040-real[clasic?]
573 *********************************************************************
574 Leonard: Congrates! I hope it is as enjoyable as you express.
575 *************************** CM **************************************
576 
577 Luck to you, Leonard. <Me-o-My>
578 
579 
580 Thor, the number of some story type BBS's are:
581 Blue Parrot: 253-xxxx
582 The Dark Realm: 297-xxxx
583  Both are 300/1200 baud.
584 <*><*><*><*><*>
585 /  /  /  /  /  
586 Short border today.  Does anyone ever read db?  If so, say something!  Hm....
587    *** STARPATH ***
588 /  /  /  /  /
589 "Something!"
590 OK, "Something" from me too!

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