wrote:
> >In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Omar Haneef '96) writes:
> >|>
> >|> It seems increasingly clear that a lot of the people posting to this
> >|> group identify themselves as cyberpunk - a culture not to be confused with
> >|> the literary genre. I read the FAQ but we all know that FAQs generalize
> >|> sentiments. I'm wondering: how many of you identify yourselves as cyberpunk
> >|> and what does that mean to you? Is a set of beliefs? Does it effect you life
> >|> from day to day in anyway? (Heck, maybe I'm one and don't even know it...)
> >|> -Omar Haneef
>
>
> I wouldn't worry about that too much if I were you...
>
>
> > I'm Nemickol, and I'm a Cyberpunk.(There, theres a label,I like it.)
> >
> > [[HELLO NEMICKOL!!]]
>
> "Hello Nemickol!!" @:)
>
> My name is Poly, and I'm an Aries.
Hi Nemickol...Hi Poly
My name is Ross,
I live at the edge of generation X...i.e.was a hippie at 5,
anarchic punk at 15...now am relatively stable...
Created my own business...spin doctor...truth massager for the corporate
machine...and am good at it...
Now I wear a nice suit and very nice glasses...I smile a great deal..
There are no after hours...no leisure...
I read everything...I think about the shape of things to come...
--
Ross Burrell
[email protected]
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