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From: NIGHTFOX <DJWA@******.UCC.NAU.EDU>
Subject: Re: A tarnished ring
Date: Sun, 28 May 1995 17:35:21 -0700
>Well folks. It's been fun. It's been interesting. Somebody should
>psychoanalyze me for how twisted and cruel I can be.

Why - life can be like.


Mike - Its been fun having you around. Its depressing to see another of the
older guard leaving. We've all been through a lot with these characters, it has
been interesting to see them all grow and change and reveal more about
themselves as time goes on. I wish that I could have been more active these past
couple of years, but I retired my characters much to early, and have not had the
time I once had, nor as much of the desire that once went along with the writing
- I think Doom understands since I see the same trend in him, we sit back and
every so often come forawrd when time permits and we know that things are
passing which our teams would take notice to.

Another era is over with Brian and now Mike gone, the epic length storylines
need to be placed upon the shoulders of other imaginative souls.

Who knows what the future will bring. it is waiting there for all of us.

We say goodbye to a friend and companion - someone whom most of us will never
meet though we do know them in a way.

>Take care ya all. Either on the 30th or 31st, depending on how hetic my
>schedual is, will be when I completely sign off.

Goodluck - We all hope that you and all the stray members can get access again,
it gets easier now to get good quality as the Internet grows and slowly evolves
into what we know as the Matrix.

>*bows with deep respect to the others on the list*

*Standing Ovation* for a writer, Director and actor who has helped form the
list into what it is.


Nightfox - Daniel Waisley

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