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From:	Bull bull@*******.net
Subject:	Matrix Run
Date:	Wed, 2 Jun 1999 04:36:07 -0400 (EDT)

Message no. 1 MATRIX RUN
by Bull

Jacked in, rezzed up,
Ready to Rock and Roll.
Meat brain meets Electric Brain,
In a Virtual Playground.

Fingers flash, Code is tapped,
The Virtual becomes animated.
Grey IC meets Defense Program,
Attack Program responds.
Victorious.

Moving, Dodging, Coding,
At the Speed of Thought.
Neon lights blur around me,
Faster than the Speed of Light.

In the Virtual Star,
Past the IC,
Through SPU's, CPU's,
I/O's, Data Stores< Nodes.
Searching... Searching...

BAM!
Black IC.
Sump Shock.

From:	Graht Graht@**********.worldnet.att.net
Subject:	Matrix Run
Date:	Thu, 03 Jun 1999 19:14:27 -0500

Message no. 2 Bull wrote:
/MATRIX RUN
/by Bull
/
/Jacked in, rezzed up,
/Ready to Rock and Roll.

Right about here I could hear Rush playing the music :)

From:	Bull bull@*******.net
Subject:	Matrix Run
Date:	Wed, 2 Jun 1999 04:36:07 -0400 (EDT)

Message no. 3 MATRIX RUN
by Bull

Jacked in, rezzed up,
Ready to Rock and Roll.
Meat brain meets Electric Brain,
In a Virtual Playground.

Fingers flash, Code is tapped,
The Virtual becomes animated.
Grey IC meets Defense Program,
Attack Program responds.
Victorious.

Moving, Dodging, Coding,
At the Speed of Thought.
Neon lights blur around me,
Faster than the Speed of Light.

In the Virtual Star,
Past the IC,
Through SPU's, CPU's,
I/O's, Data Stores< Nodes.
Searching... Searching...

BAM!
Black IC.
Sump Shock.

From:	Graht Graht@**********.worldnet.att.net
Subject:	Matrix Run
Date:	Thu, 03 Jun 1999 19:14:27 -0500

Message no. 4 Bull wrote:
/MATRIX RUN
/by Bull
/
/Jacked in, rezzed up,
/Ready to Rock and Roll.

Right about here I could hear Rush playing the music :)

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