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Message no. 1
From: Sandman <SANDS@******.JUNIATA.EDU>
Subject: Cross-breeding and Net access
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 1995 13:05:42 -0500
>From: LISETTE M THERIOT <psy_lmt@***.LAMAR.EDU>
>
>When my dad and I where just talkin' 'bout shadowrun, we thought of a cool
>concept. You have a cross elemental. You know, an elemental that is actually
>a cross-breed. here they are:
>
> Sand- Earth and Wind
> Steam- Fire and Water
> Mist- Water and Air
> Mud- water and earth
> Lava- Fire and Earth
> Electricity- Fire and water

I assume you meant Fire and Air for the Electricity, since Fire and
Water are already used in Steam. But a neat idea, for a twist to your
over-confident runners... :)

>From: LISETTE M THERIOT <psy_lmt@***.LAMAR.EDU>
>
>>Ummmm... You Know... I'm not to sure, but ain't this
>>the Shadowrun list? I for one am not too interested
>>in AOL or any other commercial provider.
>
>Here Here!

Well, a number of us are in school/college where we get Internet access.
Once we graduate, we'll have to find some other way to access the Net,
and the online providers (ie. AOL, Prodigy, CompuServe) are one way to
do that.

Then there's the lucky shmucks who get access through their jobs. :P

: Jon Sands aka Sandman ^ "The bigger they are, :
: sands@******.juniata.edu ^ The more pieces they make." :
: Snail: 1168 Juniata College ^ -Wolverine :
: Huntingdon, PA 16652 ^ Dark Phoenix Saga :
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