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Christopher Davis writes:
>WMP> == William M Perry <wmperry@aventail.com>
>
> WMP> I've been getting very nostalgic for my netrekking days
>
>I was never much good at it, because when I was still young enough to have
>the time and energy to play netrek all night the fastest color machine I
>had access to was a Sun 3/60, and now that I have a nice big fast
>workstation on my desk I also have a house and a wife and a life.
>
>It might be fun to have the "gnus.org (ding) Top Sekrit Netrek Server"
>though.  Then we could all blow each other up instead of thinking of new
>features for Lars to implement. :)

  Now _THIS_ would be cool.  WHO'S  UP FOR BLOOD?! :)  Perhaps a quake
server would be more in line with the late 90's?  'Clan GNUS' or whatever
the hell the quake teams go by (I htink they are clans)

-Bill P.