joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) (05/09/88)
This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom -- - Josh Mittleman joshua@paul.rutgers.edu (or if that don't work) joshua@topaz.rutgers.edu
sj1f+@andrew.cmu.edu (Steven Kent Jensen) (05/09/88)
We at CMU are getting alt.sca. As we are a gateway it should also be
beyond us.
Leifsiegel@magni.cs.cornell.edu (Alexander Siegel) (05/09/88)
Myrkfaelinn is receiving. Alex Siegel (607)255-1165 (Low Bandwidth Audio) 4161 Upson Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca NY 14853 (Hard Copy) siegel@svax.cs.cornell.edu (ARPAnet) If someone else had my opinions, I would shoot them on sight.
MICHAEL@MAINE.BITNET (Michael Johnson) (05/09/88)
Well, you've reached the University of Maine.
Yours in these current Middle Ages,
No persona name yet,
Michael Johnsonchi@tybalt.caltech.edu (Curt Hagenlocher) (05/09/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: > >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? > > >Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom >-- > (I'm letting a friend post news from my account. Curt) ------------- Good morrow, Arval. This is Curt's roommate, Balin of Canterbury, using the strange farspeak sitting on his workdesk. Caid is receiving you loud and clear. Balin of Canterbury, College of the Voyagers (inc.), Caid (Sean Johnston) cit-vax!tybalt!chi chi@tybalt.caltech.edu "Education? Who needs one? I came here to make big bucks!"
karen@capella.cis.ohio-state.edu (Bacchus) (05/09/88)
ME!
-=-
MRQ:You sometimes have to listen to a lot of useless talk. (N. Peart)
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Karen A. Post |Computer And Information Science Dept. Operator
karen@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu | THE Ohio State Univesity
-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------kaftansk@speedy.cs.wisc.edu (Stephen R Kaftanski) (05/09/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: > >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? > >Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom >-- At least one unregistered pagan from the Middle Kingdom! > > - Josh Mittleman > joshua@paul.rutgers.edu (or if that don't work) > joshua@topaz.rutgers.edu from the Madison Hackestrian Guild, Stephen R. Kaftanski kaftansk@cs.wisc.edu MadCity WI "You'll need to have this fish in your ear." >() }
u545731798ea@deneb.ucdavis.edu (0040;0000000566;0;340;143;) (05/10/88)
It's making it to UC Davis.
seidel@skat.usc.edu (Starman) (05/10/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? Me. What is it? Southern California Aviation? Stout Chested Atheists?
rob@lakesys.UUCP (Rob McKnight) (05/10/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? >Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom >-- > - Josh Mittleman > joshua@paul.rutgers.edu (or if that don't work) > joshua@topaz.rutgers.edu I am. But what is sca? -- Rob McKnight Wheels keep turning {ihnp4,uwvax}!uwmcsd1!lakesys!rob Something's burning 2225 N. 69 st Wauwatosa WI 53213 Don't like it but I guess I'm learning
jfh@rpp386.UUCP (John F. Haugh II) (05/10/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: > >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? >-- >Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom sorry, i created this mess and didn't have the time to post the first article. what a scum i am. first - who in the big 'D' is involved in the SCA? i was somewhat involved in new orleans but the petty politics (20th century version) chased me out. second - any events in south jersey (or even north jersey) scheduled for early june? i'm considering visiting my cousins in atlantic city and would love to have some fun while in the neighborhood. third - did beach bums exist in medieval times??? - john. -- John F. Haugh II | "You see, I want a lot. Perhaps I want every River Parishes Programming | -thing. The darkness that comes with every UUCP: ihnp4!killer!rpp386!jfh | infinite fall and the shivering blaze of DOMAIN: jfh@rpp386 | every step up ..." -- Rainer Maria Rilke
wlinden@dasys1.UUCP (William Linden) (05/10/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: > >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? > > >Arval Benicoeur, Gryphonwald, East Kingdom >-- > > - Josh Mittleman > joshua@paul.rutgers.edu (or if that don't work) > joshua@topaz.rutgers.edu Arriving loud and clear at the Cat. -- Will Linden {sun,philabs,cmcl2}!phri\ Compuserve 72737,2150 {bellcore,cmcl2}!cucard!dasys1!wlinden MCI Mail WLINDEN {portal,well,ihnp4,amdahl}!hoptoad/
dave@leo.UUCP ( Dave Hill) (05/10/88)
In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu>, joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: > > This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? You made it to the west coast if that's any consolation. Now will this get back? Dave
czyrny@canisius.UUCP (Daniel Czyrny) (05/11/88)
> In article <May.8.23.56.31.1988.10269@band.rutgers.edu> joshua@band.rutgers.edu (Joshua Mittleman) writes: >This is a distribution test. Who's getting this? Count me in too in Sunny Suburban Buffalo N.Y. @ Canisius College
rjray@uokmax.UUCP (Randy J Ray) (05/11/88)
Thou 'ast reached the heart of Ansteorra. DuGoth Pierre Roudeux le' Randolph - - - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rjray@uokmax.UUCP "I know you believe you understand what you rjray@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu think I said, but I'm not sure you realise inhp4!occrsh!uokmax!rjray that what you heard is not what I meant." -Anon Disclaimer: I speak for myself, unless otherwise noted. Usually, anyway... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
watson@polya.STANFORD.EDU (Kennita L. Watson) (05/11/88)
Vivienne of the Sunlit Grove, of the West Kingdom (Stanford University, to be precise). Another pagan, to whomever made that comment. To whomever wondered why lovers of medieval culture would be into computers as well... it makes sense to me. Imagination is imagination, and it is needed in both good hacking and good Anachronizing. At least of the people I know, SCA people also tend to be Science Fiction fans. Fantasy gaming and paganism are also common. My own hypothesis is that once you are willing to be unconventional, the barriers to doing all kinds of fun things fall down. I could babble on about such things at length, but I'm sure someone has a clearer idea of what it is that makes the SCA (and/or fandom and/or paganism) satisfying, and to whom. Kennita
editor@chinet.UUCP (Alex Zell) (05/11/88)
Did you really want to know the distribution? -- Alex Zell ..ihnp4!chinet!editor Pictou Island, NS
rogoff@itsgw.RPI.EDU (David H. Rogoff) (05/11/88)
In article <357MICHAEL@MAINE> MICHAEL@MAINE.BITNET (Michael Johnson) writes: >Well, you've reached the University of Maine. > >Yours in these current Middle Ages, > > No persona name yet, > Michael Johnson Which branch of University of Maine are you at? I have a friend who works at the Portland campus. She has not been able to find any SCA activity there. The local group is supposed to be Malagentia, but they don't seem to have events or do anything. Any info you have would be great. Would you also happen to know if Portland has usenet access, and if so, how she could get on. Thanks Nappindren Farangorn, Shire of Anglespur David Rogoff, rogoff@itsgw.rpi.edu