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From: Sourcerer
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Subject: Re: Brace yourselves! (Was: Re: What the hell is a Cyberpunk?)
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 1995 12:15:43 -0400
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On 29 Aug 1995, sweet Poly wrote:

> In article <[email protected]>,
> James Paul Schmidt wrote:

> >Yes! That was too cool. Kudos to whomever cobbled that up (I get the
> >feeling it might have been a group effort).

> Nope. Thanks. Thunked it up all by my lonesome, but having a specific
> audience helps. @:)

AFAIK whoever posts an article made an individual effort, and Poly's
Porch and Rancho Deluxe are Sweet Poly's inventions.

The style, however, might be considered a group effort because it
developed out of the alt.cyberpunk war-strategy against the neu
neutopians, which was originated by Nesta Stubbs in the sado-masochistic
and polymorphous perverse article "Angeli Caduti", followed by .mpa's
"NeuX2 or Desert Dreams", which provoked participation from Sweet Poly,
Gene Mosburg, yrs trly, and others. Thereafter in a joke on dueling
net-god wannabe's, I perpetrated "Li'l CyberRascals" in which Jennacy
Backo made her startling and admirable appearance as an angelette of the
heavens, bringing down the curtain and the house on da name a dat tune.

We miss you Jen (I told you this would happen, using Macs and all ).

(__) Sourcerer
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