My favorite BBS's were Fat Freddy's, which was out on the west coast
somewhere, Kill Devil Hills, which was out east in North Carolina I
thinkand a local BBS called The Underground run by a guy I sort of knew.
I loved playing Global Wars, which was basically just glorified Risk.
On Thu, May
I wish I could remember the names of the BBS's I hung out in. I probably
talked to a bunch of you and didn't even realize it.
For some reason the Underground sounds so familiar ...
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:: My favorite BBS's were Fat Freddy's, which was out on
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Erika L. Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For some reason the Underground sounds so familiar ...
Probably a pretty common name.
None of my BBSes lived long enough to make the historical lists like this:
http://bbslist.textfiles.com/313/oldschool.html
Oh I
Was your modem the standard 300 baud acoustic coupler? I had a friend who
could whistle the connect string into those.
There were a lot of local boards, but my 2 national favorites were the Well
from SF, and Pirates Cove (from somewhere up north, either maine, nh, or
canada. And later a SF-based
I've got so much to add to this whole how I got started and BBS memories
and programming in basic ... but I'm too tired to type up the book.
Just stick this hybrid, geeky girl in there with the bunch of ya that
already wrote about the above.
Course I took a 10 year break to play with horses and
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Jerry Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There were a lot of local boards, but my 2 national favorites were the
Well
from SF,
If you liked The Well, try telnetting to m-net.arbornet.org and log in as
newuser =)
The Well was much more commercially successful
Damn thats bringing back some damn memories.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Was your modem the standard 300 baud acoustic coupler? I had a friend who
could whistle the connect string into those.
There were a lot of local boards, but my 2 national favorites were the Well
from SF, and Pirates Cove
