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Message no. 1
From: "Mike Mulvihill (FASA)" <FASAMike@***.COM>
Subject: Authors and stuff
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 17:48:01 -0500
Droopy wrote on Mon, Nov 18, 1996 2:04 AM EDT

>> Herein lies the true problem. Just because Dowd (when he was alive)
>> seemed to be the nexus regarding magic in SR (Hume was IMO), any
>
>I must concur, Paul is the magic daddy as well as father of the
>current matrix rules.
>
>BTW, Mike? Do you guys still keep in touch with Paul? I haven't
>seen him in ages.

Paul no longer associates with FASA. I met him at a SR planning meeting we
had before I took over the SR line. He's a real nice guy.

>> Either that, or all who assume it was an 'honest omission' believe FASA
>> perpetuates Blaring Obvious omissions from its sourcebooks.
>
>FASA make mistakes? Nope, couldn't be that. <G>

Mistakes? In our products? Hey, they didn't tell me about that when I took
over the job? <VBG>

>Tom died? When did this happen?

I answered this one. And Tom (reading over my shoulder now) is now laughing.

Have Fun!
Play Games!
Tom Lives!!!!

Mike Mulvihill
Shadowrun Line Developer
FASA
See our web page at www.fasa.com
Message no. 2
From: Brian W Allison <ballison@*******.WAM.UMD.EDU>
Subject: Re: Authors and stuff
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 20:46:24 -0500
> >Tom died? When did this happen?
>
> I answered this one. And Tom (reading over my shoulder now) is now laughing.


Well glad I made *somebody* laugh today. :)

At me, with me.... irrelevant....




Brian W. Allison

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