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Subject: Re: Welcome

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TechnoAtheist

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Date Posted: 12:20:26 04/08/01 Sun
In reply to: ~Steve-o 's message, "Re: Welcome" on 18:24:44 04/07/01 Sat

>>Hey all,
>
>[Crowd of adoring fans]
> Hi TA!!

TA smiled broadly and began to wave back. Slowly, it began to dawn on TA that the audience and much in common with the audience on "American Gladiator" as the two back rows fell over in the strong breeze.

>
>>Well, I finally decided to start writing the Grayhound
>>Chronicles.
>
>Which is much better than dictating it, trust me.
>People hate serial fictions that come in 80 meg WAV
>files.

Yeah, but it's sooo much easier to do the sound effects I was thinking the worst part was discovering that

<Thrilling Music!>

turns out to be a guy on an accordian playing "Lady of Spain".

>
>>It's purely a goof.
>
>Are you saying goofy fiction is in some way lacking?
>Fine, I'll just close up my pages and go home... wait,
>I am home.

No, it's just that you and JIM have obvioulsly put a great deal more thought into the process than I have.

Eventually, I'll get to the point I want to get to and enough people will start seeing the story unfolding the way that I do.

Of course at that point some folks will realize that the story makes Triangle and Robert read like a docu-drama, but I'm guessing that most of those would have fled screaming.

>
>>Oh, and I have no idea how they'll get out of it
>>either...
>
>That's how it goes. Nice start, however. Looking
>forward to the rest of the series. Mind if I link to
>it on my page? (not that anyone actually reads my page)

Not at all. As one person has already pointed out. "You don't link to it from your own page."

I'm getting the odd feeling that a great deal of the internet consists of various bits of dark matter like this. It exists soley to entertain some kidnapping victim who's randomly punching in urls with his nose.

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