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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. :)