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From: runnerpaul@*****.com runnerpaul@*****.com
Subject: Street Samurai [was: NPC Deckers]
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 22:45:08 -0400 (EDT)
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At 10:10 PM 8/26/99 -0400, IronRaven wrote:
::refering to hackers/deckers as "Console Cowboys".
:
:Paul, point taken, although I usually call them "circuit jockies" or
: "console jockies" or something similiar. (Little guy in funny
:clothes sitting in front of a computer someplace.)

Under either term, it's not really likely that they'd know how to
ride a horse. :)

Getting back to the whole "scamurai" thing though:

Even though I define Street Samurai as different than their namesake,
I find your general observation to still hold true. Whether you use
Samurai, or if you use Street Samurai as it's own concept as a ruler
to hold a character up to to be measured, most self-proclaimed
"Samurai" fall laughably short compared to either standard. I think
it's silly for a PC to call themselves "Samurai", it's a title that
only others can bestow upon them.


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