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Message no. 1
From: Mike Ruane <Nethicus@***.COM>
Subject: Re: Cyberphsicosis and homici...
Date: Sat, 6 May 1995 23:52:05 -0400
U-Gene writes:

>Thug? Ha! They are known as the "Demolition team", and they very rarely
use
>plastic explosives.

>PC: "We try to infiltrate quietly, but sometimes things just blow up."

>OK, one time it was my fault, I wanted to see them sweat :)

Reminds me all too much of "Plastique will solve any problem" Daishi.

Little known Daishi trivia: Did you know he once blew up an entire TOWN?!
Yes!

Did you know he once detonated an IPE grenade-- in a sewer pipe! 1 meter in
radius!? And spent almost all of the teams accumulated karma in the process?

Mike TGC
Message no. 2
From: G'Koth of the Narn Regime <esj@***.UUG.ARIZONA.EDU>
Subject: Re: Cyberphsicosis and homici...
Date: Sat, 6 May 1995 21:11:37 -0700
On Sat, 6 May 1995, Mike Ruane wrote:
>
> Reminds me all too much of "Plastique will solve any problem" Daishi.
>
> Little known Daishi trivia: Did you know he once blew up an entire TOWN?!
> Yes!
>
Hehe. I better jump on this before anyone else does...
It was a tiny little town (only like three streets or something), and we
had just defeated some kind of critter (a Horror?) that was like a _HUGE_
amoeba. Defeated, not killed. So Daishi, when he was known as MadCat,
got everyone's explosives (I don't remember how many kilos of C-12 and
C-4 were involved) and set the whole town to detonate.

He probably didn't actually have enough explosives to _really_ do it, but
our GM let him, simply because we all found it rather amusing...we still
laugh about it.

> Did you know he once detonated an IPE grenade-- in a sewer pipe! 1 meter in
> radius!? And spent almost all of the teams accumulated karma in the process?
>
I'm just glad _I_ wasn't there...hehe.

Erik, a.k.a. the Whistler
list.member.grumpy

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