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MESSAGE 1
   You don't see that!                                                            
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MESSAGE 2
   As you look at the computer, you decide to get to work writing a game.         
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MESSAGE 3
   The Bills are arguing about the sales figures for the last month for           
   Appalachia Networked. It seems that sales have been unusually high, much       
   higher than expected. The last game you wrote, "G-String Gertrude", has        
   sold over 200 million copies in the last two days alone.  And the mainland     
   Chinese have just threatened to start a nuclear war unless Appalachia          
   Networked sells them enough copies of "Search for Elbow Room", the game now    
   being written by your associates, "The Two Girls from the Crab Nebula", for    
   everyone in China to have their own copy, to play on the new Cray-3 (TM)       
   supercomputers the Chinese have just bought for every person in the            
   country.                                                                       
   With the prospect of selling over 1.5 billion copies of "Search for Elbow      
   Room", along with the hundreds of millions of copies of "G-String Gertrude"    
   already sold, the Bills are afraid that Appalachia Networked will loose        
   its' IRS tax-free status as a "non-profit organization."                       
   Naturally, the Bills are very upset at you right now for risking the loss      
   of that "non-profit organization" status. You had better get back to your      
   office and write something that will loose money for Appalachia Networked,     
   fast!                                                                          
                                                                                  
                                                                                  
                                                                                  
                                                                                  
                                                                                  
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MESSAGE 4
   As you hand the "Plaid Shirt Patrick" Game to Varzella, she grabs it from      
   your hand and runs off to her computer with a look of pure joy in her eyes!    
   Fortunately, the cows follow after her, which puts a look of pure joy in       
   YOUR eyes!                                                                     
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MESSAGE 5
   As you return to your computer with the new game "Zorba Null" firmly in        
   hand, the game world of the computer begins to fade, and you find yourself     
   back in your office.                                                           
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MESSAGE 6
   As you present the Bills with the "Zorba Null" game you have just created,     
   which will insure that Appalachia Networked remains "non-profit" for the       
   forseeable future, the grateful Bills give you a big bonus and the             
   afternoon off. They disappear to celebrate.                                    
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MESSAGE 7
   As you hand the note to Salar Kobayashi, his eyes light up! At last,           
   AT LONG LAST, he has a customer! He thanks you profusely, and, dropping        
   his wrench in his hurry, rushes out to repair the clogged mortgage.            
                                                                                  
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MESSAGE 8
   As you hand the hint book to the angry troll, Mr. Dizzy's eyes light up!       
   At last, at long last, he will be able to continue playing "G-String           
   Gertrude"! He rushes into the deep recesses of his cave, where the computer    
   is located, leaving you free to go.                                            
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MESSAGE 9
   With the disk drive door open, you see a passageway west into the              
   disk drive through the open door big enough for you to walk through.           
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