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Message no. 1
From: Geoff Gerrietts <phinar@**.CENCOM.NET>
Subject: Re: FryppSec: Multinational/Extraterritorial?
Date: Mon, 24 Apr 1995 21:54:45 EDT
For what it's worth (confessedly not much), Nightbroker was originally
designed more as a johnson than a villian, but he can operate
effectively inside the gray zone that those conflicting roles permit.

Thanks to Ouroboros and Jim for the assistance in casting his colors.
<G> (phinar@******.net)
*Evil is a virtue worth examining.
**MQU/CH S G- Q+ 9++ y W++(-) C N+
***(boycotting GeekCode until OS/2 shows up there)
Message no. 2
From: Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject: Re: FryppSec: Multinational/Extraterritorial?
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1995 12:12:57 CST
> Thanks to Ouroboros and Jim for the assistance in casting his colors.

Huh? All Freddy's done is tear him down. Gee, is somebody actually
appreciating what he does naturally?! B->

jim
Message no. 3
From: The Wyrm Ouroboros <oroboros@******.COM>
Subject: Re: FryppSec: Multinational/Extraterritorial?
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 1995 08:03:39 -0700
> For what it's worth (confessedly not much), Nightbroker was originally
> designed more as a johnson than a villian, but he can operate
> effectively inside the gray zone that those conflicting roles permit.
>
> Thanks to Ouroboros and Jim for the assistance in casting his colors.

Null sheen. But hey -- turning an 'indie' into part of a megacorp
_is_ inside the realm of a broker's job.... ;)


--
Ouroboros
The (Dead) Wyrm of the .Net

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