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October 29

A thread of 2 messages, 29 October 1991 to 29 October 1991, in the order they were sent.

#3048 October 29

Richard Johnson · 29 October 1991

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			  HOORAY!!!!
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Our glorious tamer of wild aliases and TML creator/administrator/and
shoulder-to-cry-on TODAY celebrates the completion of his first
quarter century of life on Earth!

All Hail James Perkins, a cornerstone in the early foundations of
a global community of sci-fi RPG.
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p.s. the pbem gets this as well as the TML, 'caus I don't trust James
not to trash it before it's seen.  :=)
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"Sir, she gave me what could be considered a very passionate kiss in
the torpedo bay."

#3049 Re: October 29

TML Administrator · 29 October 1991 · reply to #3048

[email removed] (Richard Johnson) writes:
> [James] TODAY celebrates the completion of his first
> quarter century of life on Earth!

Thanks, but you're WRONG! My birthday was YESTERDAY, October 28.  I am
of the 1965 vintage.  Besides, the next quarter century I want to spend
on Regina. :-P

> All Hail...

AW, C'MON! GIVE ME A BREAK!!! I did it because I loved Traveller and
wanted to know if it was dead yet, after I came back from college life.
Boy, was I mistaken.  289 TML subscribers?! I also didn't expect for the
list to grow into a social, world-spanning community.  People have met
new friends through the TML who have helped them through difficult as
well as happy times.  I count that as the biggest reward of the creation
of the TML.

> p.s. the pbem gets this as well as the TML, 'caus I don't trust James
> not to trash it before it's seen.  :=)

Wise of you to do this.  I would have nuked it if it had been sent only
to the TML.  Glennis put you up to this, didn't she??? :-)

James
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