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Monday 17/5/99

Post 1

Wednesday Addams (sleeping, mostly)


 Today is trying to make itself worse than yesterday. It is not succeeding because I had a dream last night about burning all the copies of Mostly Harmless (the book) that exist in the entire world, which made me feel better.

If any visitors here can tell me how to change your nickname, tell me NOW.

Zaphara Beeblebrox


Monday 17/5/99

Post 2

zb

Go to My Home (on the left in the gooey bit), then goto My Details.
But why change the nick? The infinite possibilities of parallel universes are big enough for the both of us, surely. Even if my ego is larger than the milky way (that's the star system, btw, not the chocolate bar).


Monday 17/5/99

Post 3

Wednesday Addams (sleeping, mostly)

You're scaring me! Who are you (not that I need to ask questions or stuff, just to test you, OK)?


Monday 17/5/99

Post 4

zb

I just did a search for a posting I'd made on h2g2 (me being the *other* zb around here) and came across your stuff.

I'm just a harmless (well mostly) computer programmer from the UK called Ulen, but I go by the nick zb on the net.

Sorry to have freaked you there, this relly isn't a big brother conspiracy kind of thing, but remember - there is no spoon.


Monday 17/5/99

Post 5

Wednesday Addams (sleeping, mostly)

Oh man that's a relief, I thought THEY followed me here.


Monday 17/5/99

Post 6

zb

THEY've been following you too? Yikes. We better not meet here again then, ot they're bound to be on to us. Remember to leave by the window before you go.


Monday 17/5/99

Post 7

Artretia Dent

I thought I was the only one being followed!
Oh, ZARK. I shouldn't have written anything here!


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