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Message no. 1
From: the holy Entombed <rasputin@***.UMD.EDU>
Subject: PSI: Brainstorming!
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1994 19:53:17 -0400
Messers kohler and Vader, would you be willing to take late-night
extensive brainstorming to private E-mail the next thyme around?

Before jaunting off to work this morning, I found over forty
messages from SHADOWRN and NERPS, and I had last logged in late the night
before! When 23 of 24 straight transmissions are from two people
discussing a single topic back and forth, it's well past the thyme to go
private. Simply post your results whenever you finish (in this case, dawn).


the holy Entombed
rasputin@***.umd.edu
Rasputin the (only slightly) Mad

cix.gif.bang.bang needs posts...
Message no. 2
From: kyle kohler <kkohler@**.UCR.EDU>
Subject: Re: PSI: Brainstorming!
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1994 22:55:21 -0700
On Wed, 20 Jul 1994, the holy Entombed wrote:

> Messers kohler and Vader, would you be willing to take late-night
> extensive brainstorming to private E-mail the next thyme around?
>
> Before jaunting off to work this morning, I found over forty
> messages from SHADOWRN and NERPS, and I had last logged in late the night
> before! When 23 of 24 straight transmissions are from two people
> discussing a single topic back and forth, it's well past the thyme to go
> private. Simply post your results whenever you finish (in this case, dawn).
>

I am sorry if the posts flooded your mailer, but when I get up in
the afternoon (after staying up til 7 in the morning) and check my mail,
I've got a lot of messages from people who posted during the time that I
sleep. It was not brainstorming, in my opinion. We were just doing what
everyone else has been doing. It just so happens that we were the onlyt
two to be up and/or posting on that topic. Plus, if we only posted the
"final" product, then some of the stuff we discussed and/or disagreed about
would not be known. That material could spark an idea in another or
someone else could just have an opinion on it. So I am sorry if this
botheres you, but the messages weren't *that* long.


Kyle Kohler

Who refuses to change his sleep cycle.

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