Matrix Dragon, J. Random Nutter

But just the same, I really, really, enjoyed these. I spent most of the weekend listening to them and I must say, it really improved such experiences as donating blood at the Red Cross and driving home in freeway traffic and driving low-visiblity rain. Thanks a lot, Gryph.

Though I run the risk of being labeled some sort of content-hungry semirabid crackweasel, I have to ask: do you have any plans on doing an audio version of This Year's Model?

I'm not sure their bandwidth could take the strain if he does. Maybe in a couple of months once our... Rabiditiy? for lack of a better term, dies down; then again it just might stir it back up.

I have, in fact, done an audio version of This Year's Model. However, the server does not have sufficient disk space for me to put it up for distribution at the moment. We're looking into it.

--G.
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If you want to toss them onboard, feel free to talk to me about it at pyrosen at biolante.org

That's a big Twinkie.

Anyway, thanks for the various hosting offers, and I'd have taken the first one I got (cheers, Zox :), but Dave cleared a bunch of space and it ended up not being necessary - for the time being. If the bandwidth demands prove to cause trouble, though, we may revisit this issue later.

For now, enjoy. Please grab it one file at a time to spread out the load on the pipe a bit.

--G.
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Blame it on the Code Monster deal two years back with Dreamhost. I get 40 gigs a week.

Now finding a use for it...that's tough. (I will entertain potential buyers, though--10$ a month for 10 gigs is pretty nice, with free mail and bandwidth. Redirection is a different beast, though.)

"Group fire. Activated. Automatic shutdown. Initiated. Autoeject. Engaged."

--the rough, rapid chain of events that resulted from a friend and I jamming as many flamers as the computer would let us fit into a Behemoth. Whatever we shot at (Kitfox, maybe?) died first, but, uhhh, yeah. :)

	Chad Collier Smirking Kilrathi The Captain of the Gravy Train

Well, in the computer game, I kinda like range. :)

My buddy played more tabletop than I did, though, and had custom mechs built specifically like that that he used as hidden mechs. Surprise! Have a rediculous chance to crit. He later moved on to the little unguided short range missiles for the same reason. I don't know how he didn't get tired from rolling his dice all the damn time. :)

	Chad Collier Smirking Kilrathi The Captain of the Gravy Train

Probably trained for it by playing Shadowrun First Edition.

--G.
"Okay, uh, hang on a second, I need to roll my Hacking Pool, so I'm gonna need everybody's dice."
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Heh! I think I was actually going for the MechWarrior 4 computer voice, but it wouldn't surprise me much if they used the same recorded samples anyway, so. :)

--G.
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