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³ "Another day another dialup..." ³
ÀÅÙ NeuroCactus bulletin number four ÀÅÙ
- GRuDGe - BLaDe - RiPMaX - FRaCTaL iNSaNiTY -
- ®The Pick¯ - Minnow - Scourge - Freestyle - Deicidal Maniac -
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[4.1] - Contents and Disclaimer
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[4.1] - Contents and Disclaimer ................. by Fractal Insanity
[4.2] - Neurocactus news ........................ by Fractal Insanity
[4.3] - NeuroCon '95 ............................ by Fractal Insanity
[4.4] - Spotting Undercover Police Cars ................... by Ripmax
[4.5] - Pitting! ................................ by Fractal Insanity
[4.6] - Australian Payphone Listing ....................... by Ripmax
[4.7] - Carding News ............................ by Fractal Insanity
[4.8] - Advanced Social Engineering Part 2 ............. by Freestyle
[4.9] - VoiceMail, The Final Frontier ........... by Fractal Insanity
[4.10] - Greets and Contacting us .......................... by Ripmax
Disclaimer: All articles contained within this bulletin (NC-004)
are to be read for informational purposes only. The authors of the
articles contained do not in any way condone any of these activities
and discourage any illegal activities thereof. We do NOT do ANYTHING
ILLEGAL!!! If you think you have malicious intentions towards the
law or any other establishment, please do not read this file.
and / or
The content of this magazine is for informational purposes only and
the articles described below cannot be condoned by NeuroCactus and
NeuroCactus does not partake in any of the succeeding activities.
The authors accept no responsibility for loss of friends, loss of
freedom or loss of life due to the illegal use of the activities
described beyond. If you do not like this policy then delete this
file now and shave your head.
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- [4.2] - NeuroCactus News - [4.2] -
- Written by Fractal Insanity -
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Well lookee here everybody NeuroCactus appears to be back! Well sorta
anyway. With numerous changes in the NeuroCactus universe, the group
has suffered many unkind blows and has been reduced to a skeleton crew
of 4 members.
!!!LOST AND FOUND!!! Due to terrible disasters, we have lost some
members and NeuroCactus are desperately attempting to retrieve the
pieces of the R2 to help co-ordinate a search for the missing members.
®The Pick¯ - Lost in a world of techno and unpaid phone bills...
Minnow - Just Lost!
Freestyle - Hmmmm missing since some busts in the eastern states
involving many people including himself.
Deicidal Maniac - Lapping up the sun in foreign lands!
Scourge - Dunno! prolly overdosed or something similar and is laying
In a dumpster somewhere with a fistfull of telecards.
If anyone comes across these missing members then please contact
NeuroCactus ASAP!
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- [4.3] - NeuroCon '95 - [4.3] -
- Written by Fractal Insanity -
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Plans are in progress for a gathering of members and an associated party!
Date, time, and place is still undecided and invites will go out when
the details are fixed and this year the event is going to be more open
to the general scene so watch out for your voiced or emailed invitation.
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- [4.4] - Spotting Undercover Police Cars - [4.4] -
- Written by Ripmax -
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Identification : Holden Commodore
Body Type : VP
Well Im sure we have all seen people busted by undercover cop cars so
I have decided to write a INFO phile on how to spot them (Thats before
they bust your arse!)
From Behind: * The back end of the Car looks lower than usual
Commodores.
* Make sure it is a Commodore as a few other makes of the
cars have the same outer body ie Berlina's.
* Contrary to popular belief, Not all undercover cars
have areils located on the rear window and it was the
older cars from a few years ago that had ariels on the
roof.
From Sideon: * The rear tyre arch is Flat (not round like most cars)
* The rear wheel itself goes above the wheel arch.
* The tyres wont have wheel covers of any sort on them.
Usualy the rim and bolts are painted black.
From Front : * The front grill looks almost non existant.
Other Info : * There is noway to pick a cop car by its licence plate
(Unless you a master list of plates I guess)
* Cop cars dont have 'EXTRAS' on them EG No rear spoilers
, no pin striping, no roo bar, no front spot lights and
usually no or very light tint.
* Car rego sticker has either June(6) or December(12) on
it as they re-rego each car for 6 months. (Hard to
check unless parked)
* Generally there is two people in the car
* Most undercover cars have Officers in uniform inside
the cars so pull alongside and have a look.
* Cop cars arnt allowed to Advertise other companys so
they wont have bumper stickers of any sort.
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- [4.5] - Pitting! - [4.5] -
- Written by Fractal Insanity -
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Cast : Ripmax, FRaCTaL iNSaNiTY, uNIQUE-oNE and some extras.
Props : Lots of telecom wire, telecom hex wrench, dildo key, two
phones.
Apologys : Frac's Beige Box (lost somewhere in transit)
6:47.12pm Ripmax calls FRaC and organises to meet at about 7:15...
It was now 9:15pm. As late as it was, FRaC figured Ripmax may still be
waiting around at a laser amusment centre for some strange reason. There
was some strange reason as Ripmax was still hanging around and in a
rather unpleasant mood due to FRaC's punctuality.
9:38.12pm The decision is made to do some trashing and pitting.
9:49.43pm The guys finally get moving and head off down the freeway
to get to Ripmax's house in neurocactus. Well once stocked up, fed, and
told off for making too much noise we headed off down the freeway again
back into Australia to get some shit done...
10:14.54pm An emergency operator phone is spotted sitting innocently at
the side of the freeway. FRaC starts having fits and wants to steal it.
He didnt steal it (bloody traffic he says).
10:53.12pm Ripmax thinks it may be a good idea to get organised about now
as alot of fuel is being wasted driving around with the hardcore techno
blaring away.
10:59.32pm Unique-one finds a pit in a deserted area. As we approached it
Ripmax began to wonder if we were doing the right thing and before he
could say anything the pit lid was removed and FRaC was removing oodles
of wire from the pit the telecom were nice enough to pre coil for us.
<Approx 2 to 3 hours of finding pits and getting wire. Result :about 500m
of 4 core telecom wire>
2:02.19am A unanimous decision is made to stop driving and start beige
boxing. The decision was made will in view of a large 2*2 steel pit.
2:05.27am uNIQUE-oNE opens one of the four steel lids of the pit and FRaC
peers down with the aid of a torch. "F@&#&#&$",says FRaC as he observes
enormous internal size of the pit. It was about 1 metre deep and about
1.5 metres long and 2 metres wide. Besides the large optical trunk which
was bolted securely (doh) to one of the cold concrete sides there were
large tributry wires eventually spitting down into the customer lines.
2:10.34am After a bit of discussion in someones unfinished house, FRaC
and Ripmax accepted the job of getting in the pit and working on all
the 'inards'.
2:13.42 With equptment in hand and pocket and wire round shoulder, the
misfits entered the pit.
<Ripmax and FRaC are out of view and POV changes to FRaC>
"hey Ripmax that just about does it, ive put out cable on this
line here.", says FRaC
"okay is it connected correctly? like is it live?", asks Ripmax
"dunno, im not putting my tongue on the damn wires...",snarls FRaC
<misfits are once again in view after exiting the pit and laying
their new phone line across the ground about 300m towards the car>
2:35.21am "Shit its dead", FRaC shouts. He was correct... the customer
line he had installed was not connected yet...
2:39.43 The two super criminals ran towards the pit to 'teach telecom
a lesson of respect' and they dived into the pit and began breaking all
the wires in site untill the inside of the pit looked like the tip.
3:01.23 The night ends as the decision is made to start making the journey
home. Ripmax was not too happy at the thought of having to drop 3 people
off to different parts of the city and thought of the time required to
do all this bloody driving.
CONCLUSIONS: .oO Dont let Unique-1 be a navigator... you get lost
.oO have your cable set up for beiging... its hard to
strip cable and join wires in the dark
.oO Dont drop dildo lids on the freeway, they may
bounce back and hit the car
.oO Scourge once said that teenagers go berserk over
the holidays... I have to double that one...
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- [4.6] - Australian Payphone Listing - [4.6] -
- Written by Ripmax -
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Well Im sure we all wish we knew a certain payphone number so that a
friend could call us back or If you didnt want to give out your real
number to someone then you could arrange to get them call you on a
payphone. Well in the release by TEN (included at the Bottom) there
wasnt any West Australian numbers so I have decided to go and collect
some new ones for each issue.
West Australia
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09-490-3530 Telecom Payphone
Gosnells Shopping Centre Carpark, Ashburton Road, Gosnells
09-322-4510 Telecom Payphone
Murry St Perth (Opposite Fast Eddies/Zone3)
09-322-4512 Telecom Card Phone
Murry St Perth (Opposite Fast Eddies/Zone3)
09-339-8054 Telecom Gold Phone
Action Food Barns East Fremantle Foyer
09-300-0419 Telecom Payphone 1 (Closest to Ticket Counter)
Joondalup Train Station
09-300-0417 Telecom Payphone 2
Joondalup Train Station
09-276-7645 Cant Remember
Morley Area
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Melbourne ³ Melbourne, the capital of Victoria (that's the Garden State) is a
~~~~~~~~~ ³ nice place, certainly better than Sydney anyway.
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Some boring corner - 03-562-2683 (Ten)
Balwayn Milkbar
opposite library. Milk³ÚÄÂÄ¿³St³
box closest to the Bar³³1³2³³re³
milkbar (ajoining ÄÄÄÙÀÄÁÄÙ³et³
one facing the
street) - 03-836-6097 (Ten)
Monash Univeristy
Carpark - 03-543-1748 (Ten)
Flinders St
Platform 8
in the street part
not the actual
platform? - 03-614-4003 (Hayden)
[Ten/Pick]
CBD Somewhere
(Flinders St?) - 03-614-0364 (Ten)
Flinders St
Platform 6 or 7 - 03-614-4603 (Ten)
Elizabeth St
Outside Met Shop - 03-602-4839 Card/Coin (Hayden)
(next to Ringer silent [Hamish]
card only)
Near Avalon
(Princess HWY) - 052-83-1206 BlueFone (Hayden)
Exhibition (outside
exchange/242) - 03-670-9689 (Ten)
Elizabeth Street
Payfone building - 03-650-1518 (Ten)
- 03-650-1462 Green/Speaker fone (Ten)
Old Dandenong Rd
Oakleigh South - 03-579-2837 (Telecom)
Kingsway
Glen Waverly - 03-561-6255 (Telecom)
Poath Rd
Hughesdale - 03-568-3384 (Telecom)
Dandenong Rd
Oakleigh - 03-586-0033 (Telecom)
S'Vale Rd
Springvale - 03-562-3539 (Telecom)
Wanda St
Mulgrave - 03-561-6555 (Telecom)
Chadstone Rd
Chadstone - 03-568-1766 (Telecom)
Atherton Rd
Oakleigh - 03-568-3037 (Telecom)
Neerim Rd
Carnegie - 03-568-2291 (Telecom)
Warrigal Rd
Chadstone - 03-568-3348 (Telecom)
(Homesglen)
S'vale Rd
Springvale - 03-562-3539 (Telecom)
South Rd
Moorabin - 03-555-1273 (Telecom)
Main St
Mordialloc - 03-580-3109 (Telecom)
Post Office Pl
Glenroy - 03-306-3320 CreditCard Fone (Ten)
1 phone of 5
Top of Batman Ave - 03-654-2254 Card/Coin (rings) (Hayden)
(Not flinders)
Shopping Center
Vermont South - 03-803-2330 Card/Coin (Hamish)
Milkbar Cnr
Overland/Weeden
Vermont South - 03-886-1627 Card/Coin (Hamish)
Installed 7/1/94
Swanston St
Top of Batman Ave
(Flinder St Stn) - 03-614-5946 CreditCard fone (Hamish)
Service Calls only
(13/1/94)
College of Arts
School of Music
St Kilda Rd
Melbourne - 03-686-9113 Card/Coin (Hamish)
Burke St Mall
Melbourne - 03-650-8730 Card (Hamish)
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Canberra ³ Canberra, our capital city. Full of wonderful federal
~~~~~~~~ ³ organizations such as the Australian Federal Police.
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ºÚÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ Additional 4/5/6/7 information by [Ten] º
º³Impact³ ³ who went to visit the payfones. ;^) º
º³Recrds³ ³ Bus <<==== Diagram of xxx4/5/6/7 payfonesº
ºÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ ³ Inter º
º ÚÄÄÂÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÂÄÄ¿ ³ change º
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º ÀÄÄÁÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÁÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÄÄ º
º Civic bus interchange - 06-257-xxx4 Next door to xxx6 (Pick/Minnow)º
º and Impact Records - 06-257-xxx6 CreditCard Fone (Pick/Minnow)º
º Next door to xxx4 º
º - 06-257-xxx5 Next door to xxx7? (Pick/Minnow)º
º - 06-257-xxx7 Next door to xxx5? (Pick/Minnow)º
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? - 06-257-xxx8 (Pick/Minnow)
Dickson Shopping - 06-257-xxx9 (Pick/Minnow)
Center [Malfesant]
? - 06-257-6468 (Pick/Minnow)
Civic G.P.O. - 06-257-3702 CreditCard Fone (Pick/Minnow)
[Ten]
- 06-257-3703 (Pick/Minnow)
Woden
one is next to
coke machine - 06-281-5854 (Pick/Minnow)
06-281-4632 (Pick/Minnow)
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Woodend ³ Woodend is a small town in Victoria that boasts such attractions as
~~~~~~~ ³ Hanging Rock, Peter Moon and Derryn `that's life' Hinch.
ÀÄÄÄ
Outside Train Station - 054-272-153 (Ten)
Outside Milkbar - 054-271-902 (Ten)
Outside PostOffice #1
(Normal) - 054-271-904 (Ten)
Outside PostOffice #2
(Handicapped) - 054-271-903 (Ten)
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- [4.7] - Carding News - [4.7] -
- Written by Fractal Insanity -
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Okay all you peoples in short supply of money, carding is still one of
the easiest and highest returning ways of increasing the thinkness of
your wallet and not to mention the thickness of your police file if
you get caught... Okay heres some info for Perth. 1. Almost all of the
credit card accepting (non chinese) shops have been done and are now
wary to a small degree. Few computer shops will leave untorn carbons
in the bin anymore also. A few select computer shops have been hit for
very large amounts and many times and they are VERY wary of orders like
64Mb of Ram from some 14 year old dork. Car stereo shops are still a
good choice to card from with carbons being readily available and few
stores being hit so far which leaves them looking like the next wave
of targets due to their unwaryness... Home hi-fi shops are a very good
idea also due to the low amount shops which have been ripped off..
Almost all of the home hi-fi stores i visited while trashing one night
had carbons in the bins, not even hidden or anything...
Some tips in general .oO Dont keep the shit that can be traced... sell
the shit straight away before it becomes
'illegal' and use the cash to buy legal stuff.
.oO Sports stores are the absolute best target.
Few serial numbered items, very little know
ledge of the carding problem and inadiquite
staff training (some of the staff dont ask
any details of your card except the number
and hence dont even check its limit)
Next issue: Review of some shops in the perth and melbourne metro
areas detailing thier staff training levels, carbon availability,
waryness and ease of sale of the respective goods.
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- [4.8] - Advanced Social Engineering Part II - [4.8] -
- Written by Freestyle -
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CALLSIGN - Second Component Numeric Identifiers
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Officers 100 - 199
Chief Superintendent 100 - 104
Superintendent 105 - 109
Chief Inspector 110 - 119
Detective Chief Inspector 120 - 129
Inspector 130 - 144
TOG Inspector - regional 145 - 149
Duty Officers 150 - 159
Detective Inspector 160 - 169
Station cars 200 - 299
Divisional vans 300 - 399
Crime cars, Community Policing 400 - 499
Criminal Investigation Bureau 500 - 599
Traffic Operations Group 600 - 699
Special Events 700 - 799
District Special Events (foot) 800 - 849
Foot patrols (normal) 850 - 899
Stations 900
Melbourne District Traffic Dept. 900 - 999
The above holds true for units with *station identifiers*.
For 200 & 300 units, the last two figures indicate the starting time of
the unit's shift,
eg. Nunawading 303 = Nunawading van on 3 pm - 11 pm shift. (12 hr
clock.)
A 5 as the middle digit of the numeric identifier indicates a sergeant.
A 6 as the middle digit of the numeric identifier indicates a senior
sergeant,
eg. Glen Waverley 253 = Glen Waverley afternoon shift with sergeant
on board.
(N.B. The Dog Squad are not included in this system.)
Several variations in numeric identifier appear in Departmental callsigns.
Units attached to the Community Policing Squad may use a divisional callsign
with a 400 series, eg. BLACKBURN 463, (shift system applies,) or a
departmental callsign, eg. OPERATIONS 222 (shift system not applicable).
All Operations Department units employ the 400 callsign series. These are NOT
CRIME CARS!! Canine units are the only exception to this rule - see below.
The Air Wing uses a 400 callsign series:
40* = Ground vehicles
41* = Fixed wing aircraft
47* = Rotary wing aircraft - Squirrels
49* = Rotary wing aircraft - Dauphins
eg. AIR 402, (filling truck,) AIR 492, (helicopter,) etc..
N.B. [1] The air ambulance identifies on any service as AIR 495.
[2] Rotary wing aircraft from other services identify with
<service> 499, eg. PENINSULA 499 (Sth. Pen. Rescue Squad).
Aircraft Registration: AIR 490/1 VH-PVF
AIR 492/3 VH-PVK
AIR 495 VH-PVA
AIR 474 VH-PVM
Operators can determine available aircraft from a backlit sign
facing the consoles from the top end of D24.
The Dog Squad use the 200 series, but do not follow the divisional shift
system.
eg. CANINE 278, CANINE 256, etc.; these are all dog squad
units.
All Services Department may use any of the numeric callsign series.
Radio Electronics Division TEST Callsign is COMMUNICATIONS 677.
Mobile canteen is SERVICES 200, also known as CUP 'A' TEA 200.
The Quick Response Vehicle (Communications) may also be known as the
'QRV'. The callsign of this vehicle is VKC6. It is housed at Russell
St..
(*) Note that the Special Operations Group use "SECURITY" identifiers when
operating 'clear', ie. non-DVP. When Public Security Groups are not allocated
major incident colour codes, they may also be found using SECURITY identifiers,
eg. on UHF channel 23 in Melbourne.
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- [4.9] - Voicemail, the final frontier - [4.9] -
- Written by Fractal Insanity -
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"First officer's log, stardate 302.1002. The R2 is heading towards a
volley of boxes on the 'BHP steel hotline' star system. Im worried a
bout the captains state of mind for this mission. He appears to be
very happy and he is leaving a trail of used cream whipping bulbs
all over the floor of the bridge..."
Aboard the R2
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"Captain, box number 1008 is hailing us", said Commander FRaC as he
searches for a phone handset"
"On-speaker Commander" replyed Captain Ripmax...
"You have reached the voice mail box of The Sydney Haymarket System
test box number one" says the obnoxious female voice protruding from
the speakers in the door of the R2"
"Hey thats a sysadmin box. Hey shit ive found the password its that
silly default one!", yells Officer Blade cunningly.
"Good work Officer Blade",grunted Captain Ripmax
"Okay change the password and delete that stupid voice signature",
screamed Commander FRaC
"Changed sir", replyed Ensign Grudge after fiddling with knobs and
dials on the arcaic beige box he had plugged into the socket.
"Oh My GOD!", said Captain Ripmax in awe as box 1008 proceeded to
initialise itself and restore itself to its former condition
"Captain, the box has returned to normal. Its incredible!",yelled
Officer Blade
"It must be a new life form of some kind. A box that can regenerate
itself after a hacking! This is terrible", sighed an obviously
dissapointed Commander FRaC
"Okay disengage the R2 before we sustain too much damage"
"Disengaging sir",replyed Officer Blade
Aboard the Missing Link
"We have a problem here Detective, some bandits have discovered our
new anti-hack mailbox and are loitering around on the system!",said
Neil Campbell
"Find them with our new CLI! It only took 8 hours to trace a call last
Week when that old bat had a heart attack", replyed Detective Sergeant
Ken Day
"I cant find them sir, they appear to be cloaking in box 4234", said
the now infuriated Neil Campbell
"What? Weve had complaints about that box, apparently some hoods are
using it for an info line and its got recordings of my stoopid voice
on it...", sighed a personally insulted Ken Day
"Yes theyve left the system"
"Im initializing the CLI now"
"Yes i have the number..."
"SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT its a bloody pay phone out the front of zone 3 on
the planet NeuroCactus"
"Damn, we'll catch that R2 one of these days... its not a game! its a
criminal act!", said Ken Day in a well over used voice.
Aboard the courier ship "(F)lowers (B)y (I)rene"
"Damn we cant seem to amplify the signal enough but someone is defina
tely putting fuel in the R2!", said a tired and overworked FBI officer
"Yeah well i wonder what they are up to tonight, they seem to be
visiting quite a few voice mail box planets which is unusual!", said
a ridiculous looking FBI junior officer
"Maybe we should put taps on thier phone lines...", said another
FBI officer with remarkable resemblence to Ken...
"Nah were not allowed to do that B-)", said the senior officer
Back on Board the R2
"Captains log stardate 303.0037. After almost being assimilated
by the missing link we have retreated to the scene info line box
to refuel and recuperate and to gather some clues together on the
dissappearance of some NeuroCactus members and nc-003.txt"
"Captain, we have found a huge pointer that leads us to beleive that
a large portion of nc-003.txt may be in the Chiba city galaxy!", said
Ensign Grudge
"Okay plot a course for Chiba City. Bearing +61-X-XXX-XXXX.", called
Captain Ripmax
"Warp 9, Engage"
<"The number you have called has been disconnected or has been changed.
Please check the number before calling again. You have not been charged
for this call">
"Damn someone forgot to pay the phone bill to the ferengis...", sighed
Captain Ripmax
Showing his loyalty to the Chiba city galaxy, Commander FRaC saluted and
began mumbleing, "What are we going to do? We cant find nc-003.txt and we
cant find some of our crew... i fear for the safety of Admiral T Pick and
his men from the old R2."
"Not to worry Commander, we will find them, and we will find nc-003.txt
and one day it will sit on bbs's all over the galaxy as a reminder of
when NeuroCactus nearly died"
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- [4.10] - Greets and Contacting us - [4.10] -
- Written by Ripmax -
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If you would like to contact us call
1> NeuroCactus VMB (1800 022 999 ** 4237 a/h only!)
2> Destiny Stone II (+61-9-N0T-4Y0U)
3> The Temple (+61-8-E4T-SHiT)
4> Jesta's BBS (+61-7-CAL-LNOW)
Our Special Regards go out to (In Alphabetical Order)
Anubis : Howz the BBS coming along?
Bowen : What happened to Ripmax's Acct?
Cairo : Have you Died?
Crazy Blue : Come and write for us!
Dataphobia : Ever get the Pager Decoder working?
Freestyle : Get in contact with me! (Ripmax)
Hook : Have you Died?
Jesta : Whats your BBS's Name?
Shroud : Where you been l8ly?
Slash : Yo man, whens a new CORE release?
Stylemaster DJ : HIP HOP WILL STOP!
Ten : Still on the 02 Bridge? 8-)
MadKap : Pay your Bloody Phone Bills!
Mafiozo : Hiya G. Have a good Chrissy!
Unique-1 : Your never navigating us again!
Zap : Whats news in UNIX Land?
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