Subj : Re: BBSes
To   : The Millionaire
From : Finnigann
Date : Thu Oct 13 2005 05:35 am

-=> The Millionaire wrote to All <=-

 TM> The future of BBSes and where we stand. Are we a race that has become
 TM> so scarce that we will drive ourselves to extinction? I hope not. But I
 TM> see it all around me these days. Less traffic and more BBSes are going
 TM> up and down due to poor turn-outs and that's kind of sad to see and
 TM> hear. I think BBSes in my opinion are the most funnest way to relax and
 TM> have fun. Man, I remember the days when I used to spend a whole day on
 TM> the phone line dialing for hours sometimes because the bbs was busy.
 TM> Some nights I remember staying up late too. It was a thrill to be a
 TM> Sysop as well as a User. Long live the BBS!
                                                                   

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