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- Date:29 May 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Old Trafford
- Attendance:48,410
- Rowe (77) Mackail-Smith (79)
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- 92:23 +2.23
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mark Little on Alan Lee. Gary Naysmith restarts play with the free kick.
- 91:15 +1.15
David Ball on for Lee Tomlin.
- 90:02 +0.02
Jack Hunt crosses the ball.
- 88:24
Lee Tomlin takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.
- 87:45
Chris Whelpdale is ruled offside. Ian Bennett takes the free kick.
- 86:48
George Boyd decides to take a short corner.
- 83:01
Peter Clarke challenges Craig Mackail-Smith unfairly and gives away a free kick. Chris Whelpdale comes on in place of Tommy Rowe. Grant McCann hits the back of the net with a goal direct from the free kick from outside the penalty box to the top right corner of the goal. Huddersfield 0-3 Peterborough.
- 82:05
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jordan Rhodes on Gabriel Zakuani. Free kick taken by Paul Jones.
- 80:04
Scott Arfield leaves the field to be replaced by Alan Lee. Jordan Rhodes on for Benik Afobe.
- 79:09
Craig Mackail-Smith finds the net with a goal from the edge of the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Huddersfield 0-2 Peterborough.The assist for the goal came from George Boyd.
- 78:35
Daniel Ward leaves the field to be replaced by Danny Cadamarteri.
- 76:44
Foul by Gary Naysmith on George Boyd, free kick awarded. Grant McCann sends in a cross, Tommy Rowe scores a headed goal from close in. Huddersfield 0-1 Peterborough.Assist by Grant McCann.
- 74:40
Antony Kay challenges Craig Mackail-Smith unfairly and gives away a free kick. Antony Kay is cautioned. Shot on goal comes in from Lee Tomlin from the free kick, Scott Arfield gets a block in.
- 72:28
Inswinging corner taken by Grant McCann.
- 72:07
Benik Afobe is penalised for a handball. Gabriel Zakuani takes the direct free kick.
- 71:35
Free kick awarded for a foul by Gary Roberts on Mark Little. Direct free kick taken by Ryan Bennett.
- 71:02
Scott Arfield is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Free kick taken by Paul Jones.
- 70:09
Scott Arfield gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Grant McCann. Grant McCann takes the free kick. Foul by George Boyd on Scott Arfield, free kick awarded. Shot comes in from Gary Roberts from the free kick.
- 68:45
Corner taken by Gary Roberts from the left by-line, save by Paul Jones.
- 64:45
Lee Peltier fouled by Charlie Lee, the ref awards a free kick. Charlie Lee receives a caution. Ian Bennett takes the free kick.
- 63:03
Charlie Lee on for Grant Basey.
- 58:34
Daniel Ward produces a left-footed shot from inside the area that clears the crossbar.
- 56:05
Benik Afobe concedes a free kick for a foul on James Wesolowski. Ryan Bennett takes the direct free kick.
- 55:25
Gary Roberts concedes a free kick for a foul on Grant Basey. Paul Jones takes the free kick.
- 53:48
Daniel Ward produces a left-footed shot from outside the penalty box and misses wide left of the target.
- 49:14
Gary Roberts concedes a free kick for a foul on George Boyd. Grant McCann shoots direct from the free kick.
- 48:34
The offside flag is raised against Benik Afobe. Paul Jones takes the free kick.
- 48:03 +3.03
Shot from inside the six-yard box by Craig Mackail-Smith goes wide right of the target.
- 45:07 +0.07
Gary Roberts takes a outswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Benik Afobe produces a right-footed shot from close in which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 44:40
Gary Roberts takes the outswinging corner, clearance made by Grant Basey.
- 43:37
Lee Peltier fouled by George Boyd, the ref awards a free kick. Shot on goal comes in from Gary Roberts from the free kick, save by Paul Jones.
- 42:30
Tommy Rowe concedes a free kick for a foul on Peter Clarke. Direct free kick taken by Antony Kay.
- 41:01
Grant McCann challenges Scott Arfield unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Ian Bennett.
- 38:53
Jack Hunt receives a caution for unsporting behaviour.
- 33:32
Unfair challenge on James Wesolowski by Lee Peltier results in a free kick. Lee Peltier receives a caution for unsporting behaviour. Direct free kick taken by Paul Jones.
- 32:17
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Grant McCann by Scott Arfield. Grant McCann takes the direct free kick.
- 31:55
Tommy Rowe is caught offside. Indirect free kick taken by Peter Clarke.
- 31:31
Corner taken left-footed by Grant McCann from the right by-line, clearance made by Peter Clarke.
- 29:28
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Tommy Rowe by Daniel Ward. Paul Jones takes the free kick.
- 28:25
Unfair challenge on Jack Hunt by Lee Tomlin results in a free kick. Lee Tomlin goes into the book. Direct free kick taken by Jack Hunt.
- 24:35
The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by Paul Jones.
- 21:30
Free kick awarded for a foul by James Wesolowski on Kevin Kilbane. Peter Clarke restarts play with the free kick.
- 20:10
Grant Basey gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Daniel Ward. Jack Hunt takes the direct free kick.
- 18:28
Peter Clarke takes a shot. Paul Jones makes a save.
- 14:08
Lee Peltier fouled by George Boyd, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Antony Kay.
- 10:39
Gary Roberts takes a outswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Lee Peltier misses to the left of the goal.
- 9:58
Corner taken by Gary Roberts from the right by-line to the near post, Grant McCann manages to make a clearance.
- 7:03
George Boyd takes a shot. Save by Ian Bennett.
- 5:38
Kevin Kilbane challenges Mark Little unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick crossed left-footed by Grant McCann from right wing, Benik Afobe manages to make a clearance.
- 4:34
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Grant McCann, clearance made by Gary Naysmith.
- 4:16
Effort from inside the penalty area by Craig Mackail-Smith hits the post.
Match Preview
Clark dismisses Ferguson factor Huddersfield manager Lee Clark has dismissed the 'Fergie factor' ahead of the npower League One play-off final at Old Trafford against Peterborough. Clark's side will look to secure promotion by extending their club-record unbeaten league run to 28 matches against Darren Ferguson's Peterborough, who will be cheered on by father Sir Alex. The Fergusons are hoping to complete a memorable family double at Huddersfield's expense, with Sir Alex's Manchester United bidding for a fourth Champions League crown against Barcelona at Wembley on Saturday night. But Clark, a play-off final loser after a penalty shoot-out as a player with Sunderland in 1998, said: "It makes a good story for you people but for us in the real world, we know it doesn't affect the game in anyway whatsoever. "You've got headlines to write. Darren Ferguson going back to Old Trafford where he was a player and where his father's now the main man. "But it doesn't affect what my players or the Peterborough players do. Darren will have prepared his players very well, you can rest assured about that and so will we. "It's about who performs on the day. It's about how the players go about their business on Sunday, so all that stuff we'll leave for the headline makers." Clark, who won automatic promotion to the top flight with Newcastle in 1993, Sunderland, the season after his shoot-out heartbreak, and with Fulham in 2001, said Darren would always benefit from Sir Alex's experience. Clark added: "Darren has got an advantage because his father's the best manager in the business and he can always pick up the phone and ask his thoughts on things. "I know when I've had chance to speak to Sir Alex with regards players, I've tried to pick his brains about other things because I want to learn from the best and he's the very best, so Darren's lucky in that sense. "But it's about the football players at the end of the day. I'm sure he won't be thinking Darren can affect his game and vice-versa." Clark, who will choose from the same squad that triumphed 4-2 in their semi-final penalty shoot-out against Bournemouth, said the side which best handled their nerves would win through to the Championship. Asked where a win would rank in his career in football, Clark added: "Judging by what happened [against Bournemouth] last Wednesday, this would be my biggest achievement. "When you put that into context of what I've done as a player in terms of winning the Championship three times, being on the verge of winning the Premier League, competing or getting places in the Champions League and UEFA Cup, it's because it's completely different as a manager. "As a player you just look after yourself and focus on your own job, at the minute I'm focusing on 30 players, making sure they're all happy and getting the right information for us to win the game." Sir Alex has been told to stay away from Old Trafford. The order comes from his son, Darren, who claims his father is a jinx. Ferguson senior watched their semi-final first-leg defeat at MK Dons but steered clear when they won the second leg 2-0 to go through 4-3 on aggregate. The Posh are taking no chances as they bid to secure promotion back to the Championship. "Our chairman is the same, he's told his dad to stay away as well," Ferguson told www.theposh.com. "We think they are both jinxes. There's a bigger picture, he can watch it on the television." Ferguson junior will be on familiar territory having began his playing career with United and he hopes his squad will be inspired by their surroundings, as well as by watching the big Wembley showdown first. "It's been key to be able to train at Carrington and to have a walk around Old Trafford," he added. "We'll also get together and watch the Champions League final. "Old Trafford is a fantastic theatre - it is called the Theatre of Dreams - and it's a magnificent stadium. When you walk out of that tunnel and look up it seems to go on and on forever. "It's important the players get a feel for it. The players have to handle the situation when they walk out in front of 70,000 fans. "I think they will be fine, we have players in the team who will think `I'll have a bit of this' and I'm hopeful they'll go on and put in the right performance. "The players know if we can perform we will be hard to beat."
- Ian Bennett
- Jack Hunt
- Peter Clarke
- Antony Kay
- Gary Naysmith
- Gary Roberts
- Kevin Kilbane
- Lee Peltier
- Scott Arfield
- Daniel Ward
- Benik Afobe
- Nick Colgan
- Jamie McCombe
- Joey Gudjonsson
- Danny Cadamarteri
- Lee Novak
- Alan Lee
- Jordan Rhodes
- Paul Jones
- Mark Little
- Ryan Bennett
- Gabriel Zakuani
- Grant Basey
- James Wesolowski
- Grant McCann
- Tommy Rowe
- George Boyd
- Lee Tomlin
- Craig Mackail-Smith
- Barry Richardson
- Kelvin Langmead
- Charlie Lee
- David Ball
- Chris Whelpdale
- Nathaniel Mendez-Laing
- Joe Newell
Match Report
Rapid Posh treble seals promotion Peterborough struck three goals in seven second-half minutes to sink Huddersafield 3-0 and bounce straight back to the npower Championship at the first attempt. Posh defender Tommy Rowe, striker Craig Mackail-Smith and skipper Grant McCann scored the killer goals in the 78th, 80th and 85th minutes at Old Trafford to inflict on a stunned Huddersfield their first defeat in 28 league matches. Rowe headed home McCann's free-kick, Mackail-Smith fired his 35th goal of the season two minutes later and McCann delivered the knockout blow with a fine free-kick five minutes from the end of normal time. Victory marked a triumphant return to Peterborough for manager Darren Ferguson, who was sacked by Preston in December after leaving London Road in November 2009, and he has now led Posh to a third promotion in four seasons. More than 35,000 Huddersfield fans looked on in disbelief as their season was shattered in seven devastating minutes, Lee Clark's side denied promotion in the cruellest of fashions by a first league defeat since December to leave the Yorkshiremen with nothing. Huddersfield made one change from the side that kicked off the second leg of their penalty shoot-out win over Bournemouth in the semi-final, with midfielder Scott Arfield replacing leading goalscorer Jordan Rhodes. Peterborough were unchanged following their 4-3 aggregate win over MK Dons in their semi-final. Posh fans were on their feet in the fifth minute when Mackail-Smith scampered clear, but his low shot was deflected on to Huddersfield goalkeeper Ian Bennett's left-hand post. Peterborough had Clark's side on the back foot in the opening exchanges before Town skipper Peter Clarke's header, comfortably held by Posh goalkeeper Paul Jones, signalled a better spell for Huddersfield. Posh striker Lee Tomlin and Town midfielder Lee Peltier were both booked for rash tackles during a feisty six-minute spell towards the end of the first half. And although chances were at a premium, Peterborough's three-pronged attack of Mackail-Smith, George Boyd and Tomlin carried by far the greater threat than Huddersfield's isolated striker Benik Afobe. But Town rallied and winger Gary Roberts' curling free-kick was saved at full stretch by Jones just before the break, while Afobe's shot on the turn flashed just wide. Mackail-Smith then spurned another golden chance in first-half injury time following good work from Tomlin and Boyd, firing wide from 12 yards again with only Bennett to beat. McCann curled a left-footed free-kick just over the crossbar five minutes into the second half. But Huddersfield began to get on top and went close to taking a 59th-minute lead when winger Danny Ward cut inside and crashed an angled shot against the top of the crossbar. Town defender Antony Kay was lucky to receive only a yellow card after cutting down Mackail-Smith in the 75th minute and Tomlin wasted the free-kick. But three minutes later Town defender Gary Naysmith tripped Boyd on the edge of the penalty area and from McCann's free-kick, Rowe flicked his header beyond Bennett. Posh fans had had no time to catch breath when Boyd stole clear down the left and his cut back into the area found Mackail-Smith, whose low shot took a slight deflection off Kay and spun away from Bennett inside the far post. Town were then dealt a knockout blow after Clarke felled Mackail-Smith, with McCann clipping home an exquisite free-kick to seal a stunning finale.
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He whirled and got the needle from his desk, along with the stitching thread.
"Oh, very mature. Yeah, just sew up my mouth so you can't hear what I have to say. Way to act your age and not-" And then her mouth was completely closed.
He sighed, relieved, and rubbed his eyes beneath his glasses. This recent move had been the toughest on him- after all, he was getting older, and these were, well, strenuous activities he was performing, not to mention stressful. He'd been having trouble sleeping. He gathered his tools, sealed the jar, nearly dropping it and its precious contents to the cement floor. Look, it was affecting his work-
"Oh, yes , poor baby," she cooed from the table. He looked over sharply. She was sitting up, staring at him. The stitches around her mouth were gone, as were the straps that had held her down. "No sleep for baby?" The rage building in her was evident. "Will he get cranky if he doesn't have his nap?" She picked up a sealed jar (containing her liver) and threw it at him with all of her strength. It was a near miss- if he hadn't ducked it would have broken on his left temple.
She was a whirlwind of rage, grabbing whatever she could get her hands on- jars, pens, papers, a coffee mug- and threw them as hard as she could, the directions of the objects seemingly based on whim. He pressed the side of his face into the wall, covering it with his hands.
It was ten minutes before the sound of breaking glass finally subsided and he cautiously looked through the gaps in his fingers to gauge his safety, and his fortress's destruction.
Instead, he saw her. She was no longer a naked, defiled body- she was as she had been the first time he had come across her, rosy and dark eyed. Her face was inches from his, and he could taste her breath as she hissed, "Sienna Miller, twenty six," into his face. Her lips were full and red, and when they formed around angry words he realized they terrified him- reminded him of snakes. He put his hands over his ears and closed his eyes, fully reverted to a child.
"No, no, open your fucking eyes, listen, listen to me, you sick fuck," she snarled, and wrenched his hands away from his face, slamming him into the wall. He opened his eyes and cowered. "Sienna Miller, twenty-six. Brown hair, green eyes, white skin- you compared it to the moon once. She was a teacher's aide at one of your university's Psych classes, remember?"
He did not immediately reply, so she shook him, violently. "Hmm? Do you?" He whimpered, and she slapped him across the face. "Remember now? Huh? Remember Abnormal Behavior? The text book with the brain on it?" She rubbed his red cheek, leaned in close, and whispered, "You were her favorite." Her breath, breath that shouldn't have been coming out of her mouth like those words, brushed his ear. "And she was yours, too." He shuddered as her tongue caressed his earlobe- it felt unholy; sacrilegious and dirty.
"We were learning about psychosis," said the girl, only when she spoke she didn't sound like herself and when he looked up she didn't look like herself- rather, there in front of him stood Sienna Miller- brown haired, green eyed, with a face as pale and beautiful as the moon. She was naked, and bloody, and raw with anger. It made her terrifying. "You brought up good points; you wanted to discuss them over dinner." Her eyes went black. "But you wanted more than dinner. And you know that, don't you?" He swallowed and it hurt- his mouth was dry.
"After your hand went up my skirt I left- I was practically a teacher, after all. Students were off limits, and to be honest, you weren't really my type anyway. You called me the next day, and said you wanted to apologize. You sounded so flustered and nervous." She paused, and her eyes softened for just a moment. "I liked you, Ashton." He wanted to vomit. So, this was for real, then- no one had called him Ashton in years. "When I got to your dorm, everyone was gone- big football game. You had this pasta dinner all set out, and you kept apologizing for everything. 'Sorry the pasta's overcooked, Ms. Miller, my roommate distracted me.' 'I'm so sorry the place is such a mess, Ms. Miller, I really am, but my roommate, you know, such a pig, typical college guy.' You really wanted me to like you. I remember thinking that was cute. 'Poor Ashton. He's so sweet, poor kid.'" She snorted in disgust.
"Things started out fine; you said you were sorry for the previous night, you cracked jokes, you made me feel comfortable. You're quite the charmer. At least, that's what they tell me." He felt a chill, strong and urgent, pass through his body, and suddenly, there they were: his other twelve, ghostlike and translucent, gathered behind Sienna like her own personal army. He could taste the iron of bile in his throat.
"You said you understood my fears, my inhibitions. After all, student-teacher intimacy is frowned upon. But that didn't stop you from trying to inch your hand back up my thigh. I told you no. I moved to leave; I was angry and insulted. You slapped me and held me down." He could hear it happening as she said it. Her screams were fresh and bloody in his ears. "You screamed at me, shook me, and when I tried to escape you chased me down the hallway and pushed me down the stairs. You did this." She turned to reveal her tailbone jutting out from above her buttocks, partially coagulated blood and yellow bruises flowering and spread over the area. Her spine was visibly twisted and cracked, close to puncturing the skin in places, straining against the tissue and cracking the scabs. It aroused him slightly, until she turned around and he could see her coal-like eyes again.
"I was paralyzed. I could breathe, I could blink, I could feel some things- but I couldn't eat on my own. Couldn't bathe on my own. Could barely shit on my own. Couldn't stop you or cry out when you pushed open my legs and experimented on me like I was your fucking sex toy. You hid me in your closet. You took great care of me. When your room mate was in class, you'd bathe me, brush my hair. Then you'd lube up. Remember when you raped me in the ass so hard that I shat blood in my closet hiding space for a week, or that time you pissed in my mouth, just to see if I would cry?
"Do you remember that? Do you remember me crying?"
He could. He remembered it perfectly. Sometimes, on the rare occasions when he splurged on hookers and dancers, and they were doing a particularly poor job, he would go back to that night. He considered those tears, and the scent of her vomit, leaking out of her mouth, as the most beautiful things he had ever witnessed; his first conquest.
"I was alive for three months in there. You finally took mercy on me- if you have the capability to call it mercy. But you wouldn't just let me go. Couldn't just bury me. You did things with my body. I... I couldn't go home." He watched her lip tremble. Under normal circumstances, he would have been giddy.
She turned away from him, her head held high. "I was going to be a therapist. I was going to help people." He could see her broken tailbone again- it made him salivate. He reached out and brushed it with his fingertips, feeling the crust of pus, the texture of dried blood.
"And look what you did to me!" she screamed. "Look what I became!" She whirled around and caught his index finger in her fist, bending it back until it snapped. He screamed, cowering in the corner. Her skin, once pale, was almost entirely gone- strips still sagged over her cheek, her breasts, and shrouded part of her left eye socket- empty. Her right eye remained, pale and empty and white. A centipede crawled out from behind and dislodged it. It hung by a tendril, bouncing lightly against her raw cheek. She stank of death and rot, worse than any body he had ever worked on before. She was more than twelve years gone.
She snatched at him again, this time taking his other wrist in her hands; she snapped it. He wailed and curled over the protruding, bloody bone fragments that stuck out from the skin, too weak to fight, with his finger and one hand out of commission.
"Get up," she said. He couldn't, and she kicked him in the ribs. Several cracked, and he could do nothing but roll over and take it. "You're pathetic," she whispered. "Fucking pathetic."
He looked up at her through the sheen of tears and sweat and he could see them, all of them: Gwenn Potenta, 18, from Geneva; Wendy Bell, 23, picked up in a highway rest stop just outside Philadelphia; and his black sheep, Ashton Brown, picked out specifically because of his name. Then there were the ones who he could not remember. They weren't good; they didn't scream, or cry, or beg to his satisfaction(Ashton had cracked a rib and given him a black eye- well worth it).
Sienna stood at their head- the leader. You know why we're here, they said, collectively. Their mouths weren't moving, but he could hear it. He knew it.
You know what you've done.
He threw up- cream tinged with blood.
"What about me?" He looked up, and, in front of Sienna, was his freshest. She kneeled and brushed a dark lock of hair from in front of his eyes. "What about me? Why did you take Melbourne from me?" Drool hung in a long thread from his lips. As he spoke, it swung through the air. "Stupid bitch," he slurred, "You're such a stupid, ugly bitch-" His body crumpled. She had broken his desk chair over his head. He could feel that his cheek was broken, along with his jaw. It felt as though chunks of his ear were missing, and his left eye was glazed over with red- it was getting difficult to see out of.
She grabbed his arm and hauled him onto his knees, driving the pointed steel edge of a broken chair leg into his soft belly. He made a thick, gargling noise, and slumped over onto her shoulder. Thirteen pairs of hollow, corpse eyes stared at him. Ashton Brown giggled.
He could feel the steel between his organs, puncturing them and forcing him to bleed harder out of his mouth and wound. He should be dead by now- but he wasn't.
Suddenly, he felt it slide out of him, and the girl, whose name, in his shroud of pain, he had completely forgotten, moved away; and then Sienna was there, his scalpel in hand. She smiled, showed rotting teeth. She reached up a skeletal hand, pointed at her left eye, and drove the point of the scalpel through his right. She scooped it out of the socket and flicked it towards the wall, where it bounced wetly. He screamed and Asher cut out his tongue, so he just gargled, choking on his own blood. He wished for death, and Death turned his head and laughed.
They all took their turns- Gwen, the one he had raped the hardest, shattered a beaker and shoved a large, jagged piece into his anus; Wendy, who he had been most experimental with (he had cut parts of her up and stewed them, fed them to his dog, a stray cat, and donated the remains to a charity soup kitchen) cut off each of his fingers and toes with a dull steak knife, after tenderly ripping the nails from their beds. They all took their turns with him, and he finished with Roxanne, former mother-to-be, slowly slicing off his penis and scrotum.
He then watched as she ate them, raw and bloody, smiling with a deep red clown's mouth.
Sienna and six others went to his head and lifted him by his arms; Roxanne and the other five went to his bottom and lifted his legs so that he was parallel to the floor. Sienna smiled down at him. Blood and spittle dripped from his lips and stained the floor.
"Welcome to Hell," she whispered, and then they ripped him in half.
He realized he was screaming and shut his mouth, confused. He was in his office, the night one, where he did his important work. It was calm, and neat, and his tongue and toes were not missing, and he was not covered in blood and corpses were not speaking to him. His desk was prepped with tools, as was the body. It was 12:00 A.M. He smiled, got his things, and prepared to operate.
An hour later, he had her chest cavity open, organs removed and catalogued, and his sketchpad out. He was sketching her heart, to add to his collection. He drew parts of every body he ever had- perhaps one day he'd have a whole person, muscular tissue and all.
One of his lines was off- as he got up to retrieve his eraser, he thought he saw the girl on the table sit up and stare at him. But when he looked, she was dead on the table, just like she had been before. Maybe she was a zombie. He chuckled at the thought, and went back to his drawing.
It was 1:30 when the corpse lifted her head and spoke to him.
"I'm not your science project, you know," she said. "I'm a person. Or I was before you showed up, anyway."
He paused. This sounded familiar, but he didn't pay much attention to it, nor did it strike him as odd that the girl he had killed was speaking to him. He went back to his drawing.
"I had a niece," she said, propping herself up on her elbow. The two slabs of flesh he had cut open to get at her heart were moist and seemed to suction themselves onto the table. "She turns nine this spring." She paused, and stared. "She wants to be a doctor. Like you."
He looked up, then went back to his work. Clearly it was just the late hours getting to him- he'd ask his secretary, the cute young thing, to brew him up some stronger coffee in the morning so he could still function. He knew it was a bit soon just after this one, but Lanolin, the feisty ginger, was too tempting. For a moment he allowed his mind to wander and imagined her naked, creamy skin dotted with freckles, forcing himself into her mouth, ripping out a few teeth, choking her with her own hair-
He felt a pain in his side, suddenly. He looked down, saw blood staining his shirt. Shocked, he untucked it from his pants and lifted it, revealing a deep, wide gash that stretched all the way across his abdomen, organs just visible behind the thinning wall of tissue. He looked up, horrified, remembering- and for just a second, he could see them all, every single one, rotting faces writhing and twisting with rage and anguish, but soon they were gone, leaving him and his most recent conquest alone.
She smiled at him maliciously, fingering one of the scalpels. "Now that you've had your group welcome," she said, teeth showing in an ape-like grimace, "I think it's time we had some one on one time, don't you agree, Ashton sweetie?" She caressed his Striker saw, which he'd used most recently to cut through her rib cage, holding it up to the light. For a second, in its reflection, he thought he could see his face, terrified and bloody as a victim's.


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text: Forums The Young and the Restless BB – WTF Moments 5-13-10 Viewing 9 posts - 1 through 9 (of 9 total) Author Posts May 14, 2010 at 12:50 am #111860 Smitty 877 Posts Ok well watching BB today I was cringing during the Steffy and Hope scenes and here's why. Ok Ridge and Taylor were happily married when Pheobe & Steffy were born on screen. When Taylor was shot and "killed" by Shiela Steffy and Phoebe had been SORASed to be about 10 years old by then. Their parents, Ridge and Taylor, had been married during this whole time. When Taylor came back from the dead Phoebe and Steffy were about 16 if my memory serves me correct. Ridge was then with Taylor temporarily after she came back. So this is where the WTF moment comes in. Steffy whining about having to grow up watching Ridge be with his "other" family makes no sense. Ridge and Taylor raised their children up until her death. Then Brooke and Ridge raised Taylor's children after her "death". So it makes no sense for Steffy to be saying that she watched her father be with his family with Brooke while growing up. Also Steffy was away at school for years. Brad Bell needs to remember the details. You can't have Steffy whining about having to sit and grow up in a home without a father with her mother and not remember that this isn't the way it happened. The viewers aren't stupid. Also I noticed that today they had Hope mention that Stephanie and Eric were her grandparents. It's was nice to see that they remembered that finally, but you already established now that isn't the relationship they have anymore. Where is the consistency? Come on Brad Bell get it together! I am so sick of it. Your show is close to being taken off the DVR AGAIN! Do you have any WTF moments from B&B today? May 14, 2010 at 2:05 pm #2014218 Smitty 877 Posts Newmanwins In regards to your number 5…When Hope was played by the other young actress she called Stephanie "Grandma". Remember when Stephanie tried to get custody of Hope and RJ from Brooke? Your other WTFs are on point! I couldn't agree more. May 14, 2010 at 2:19 pm #2014217 Newmanwins 5 Posts [quote=Smitty] Do you have any WTF moments from B&B today? [/quote] I have them almost everyday for the last year. Can't figure out which one is the biggest rewrite. But here are a few that standout. 1. Nick has always seen Bridget as his true love and the one woman for him. Not on my screen in 03-09. More like some rebound default option. 2. Steffy didn't grow up in the same household as Ridge. She did so in 99-05. Was at least pushing 16 when he left. 3. Ridge and Hope have forever had a father and daughter bond. She was way closer to Nick and spent far more time with him than Ridge when she was growing up. More off screen bullcrap to make us forget the real on screen bonding. 4. Taylor once screaming at Rick saying he doesn't know what it's like to lose a child. He lost two babies while married to Amber, one was stillborn and the other was miscarried, and he thought for years Little Deacon was his only to lose him also in the end. 5. Hope refering to Stephaine as her grandmother this week. I can't remember one scene in the past where either saw the other in that way. Stephaine even once said to Brooke that Hope isn't her concern cause she isn't a Forrester. May 14, 2010 at 2:59 pm #2014221 Newmanwins 5 Posts [quote=Smitty] Also Steffy was away at school for years.[/quote] That is what really makes this so absurd. Ridge was with Steffy everyday of her life from when she was born in late 99 to early 06 when he moved out and divorced Taylor. Steffy was off screen from the spring of 06 to the spring of 08 as she was in school in Europe. Thomas was already 18 by the time Ridge left so he's not a kid anymore. Phoebe was the only one who could really complain about Ridge being an absent dad. I mean he wasn't there for her when all that stuff went down with Taylor's drinking, and while blind Hector and crazy Shane were living with his teenage daughter, cause he was too busy trying to breakup Brooke and Nick and using Donna as his tool to make Brooke jealous and also he got Donna to badmouth Nick to Brooke. Phoebe is the only one with a case against Ridge. She was around but Steffy wasn't when Ridge was missing in action as a parent. May 14, 2010 at 3:52 pm #2014225 Smitty 877 Posts Yeah newmanwins…you are right on the money. This Steffy whining and complaining about not having a father is stupid and inconsistent with B&B history. It's like Brad Bell has forgot all of B&B's history just to right this Steffy vs Hope storyline. It's absurd and makes absolutely no sense at all. May 16, 2010 at 7:26 am #2014439 ldylkng 114 Posts If Hope is Brooke & Deacons Child (and she is) How can Eric & Stephanie be her grandparents? 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148/144 horsepower (Federal/PZEV) @ 6,500 rpm
135/132 lb-ft of torque (Federal/PZEV) @ 4,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 25/33 (manual), 24/33 (automatic)
2.0-liter Skyactiv 4
155/154 horsepower (Federal/PZEV) @ 6,000 rpm
148 ft-lb of torque @ 4,100 rpm
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EPA city/highway fuel economy: 20/28 (manual), 22/29 (automatic)
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 76,000
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Cons: "Short warranty"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I love and still love driving my Mazda3. Yet it has gotten to the point that I need a bigger vehicle and I will choose to buy another Mazda. The price is spot on for the younger generation that wants a car that can zoom zoom (lol) and still be gas efficient. Mine is going on six years old and I had been rough on her and NO PROBLEMS. Still runs like a champion. The car is eye catching, different from all the other cars out there, and sporty looking. The interior was big enough for my kid and my husband who is six feet tall. The dash is amazing with the technology package and smaller navigation screen. It still served the purpose it was meant to and did not take up the whole dash. I would not get rid of this car but like I said, life has demanded I get a larger vehicle. I am picky about my cars, they have to be eye pleasing, go when I step on the gas, handle a corner like it means it, and make me happy when I drive it and the Mazda3 did that and so much more. The only down side to the car is the warranty. It is really short (36 months/36000miles). I hope one day Mazda will back the car as much as I have enjoyed driving it. I hope this car is a first vehicle for a teen so they can enjoy it as much as I have."
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By mazdaaaaaaaa3! on Wednesday, February 04, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 48,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsLikely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"have owned many cars, many different brands of cars, mazda so far FAVORITE! so reliable, looks sporty, i love it!!!!!"
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By sadak on Wednesday, January 14, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 42,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "power, handling, reliability, value"
Cons: "shifting, rear motor mount"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I cannot be happier with my Speed. Only necessary modification is a improved rear motor mount. I track the car in High Performance Driving Classes and regularly pass cars costing 3 times as much."
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By Kim on Wednesday, January 14, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 51,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Reliable, stereo system is amazing-so many options"
Cons: "Weight (very light)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I LOVE my Mazda! My only complaint is how light it is; when the wind blows, my car drifts. Other than that, it drives well, handles great, it is roomy front and back of the car, and is great on gas!"
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By mctabbykat on Tuesday, December 30, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 51,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Good value for the money; 6-speed is fun to drive"
Cons: "Fit & finish and missing a few basic features"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I'm pretty happy with my 2011 Mazda3 hatchback. It's been 100% reliable so far. Only minor issues with fit & finish and some features that would have been nice to have. Re: fit & finish - rattling in passenger-side door, sounds like a BB rolling around in the door itself; console makes clicking noises, like hot plastic cooling off; all seats are a bit squeaky. Features - no indicator to know if fog lights are on; no indicator to know if engine is running hot (I guess you have to wait for it to start smoking!). I added a remote car starter (kind of a pain in a manual but worth it in the winter). I think I'd like to graduate to a MazdaSpeed for my next car :-)"
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By Zoom-zoom Rocket on Monday, December 29, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 50,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "SUPER fun to drive, GT is well equip & priced well"
Cons: "Not a lot of leg room in the rear"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I recently traded in a 2003 Toyota Sequoia for my 2012 Mazda 3 GT Hatchback. If you're considering this vehicle I highly recommend it. I was considering another Toyota but the value of features included in the Grand Touring model blows ALL competition out of the water. My Mazda 3 is fully loaded with the 2.5 liter engine, trading down from a full sized SUV, the features definitely make it feel worth it. Not to mention the Mazda 3 has cut my monthly gas expense by well over half and honestly this car feels much more zippy than my V-8 did. If you're on the fence make the leap. This car is super fun to drive and extremely well equip."
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text: PWN ^*^ PWN ^*^ PWN { Final Issue } PWN ^*^ PWN ^*^ PWN ^*^ ^*^ PWN Phrack World News PWN ^*^ Issue XV: Part One ^*^ PWN PWN ^*^ Created, Written, and Edited ^*^ PWN by Knight Lightning PWN ^*^ ^*^ PWN ^*^ PWN ^*^ PWN { Final Issue } PWN ^*^ PWN ^*^ PWN Welcome to my final issue of Phrack World News. Many people are wondering why I am giving it up. There are several reasons, but the most important is that I will be going to college and will have little (if any) time for the phreak/hack world or PWN. I doubt I will even be calling any bulletin boards, but I may make an occasional call to a few of my friends in the community. The Phrack Inc. VMS is no longer in service and messages will not be received there by anyone. Phrack Inc. is now in the hands of Sir Francis Drake, Elric Of Imrryr, and Shooting Shark. :Knight Lightning ____________________________________________________________________ Dan The Operator; Informant July 27, 1986 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm going to assume that all of you have read PWN 14/2 and the details surrounding SummerCon '87. This article will feature information collected from our investigation and quotes from the Noah Tape. The tape actually has two parts. The front side has part of an Alliance Teleconference in which Noah attempted to gather information by engineering hackers. Side B contains 45 minutes of a conversation between Noah and John Maxfield of BoardScan, in which Noah tried to engineer Maxfield into giving him information on certain hackers by trading him information on other hackers. All of this has been going on for a long time although we are unsure as to how long and Noah was not exactly an informant for Maxfield, it was the FBI. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Part One: Noah Engineers his "friends" The Alliance teleconference recording has about 7 people on it, but the only people I recognized were Dan The Operator, Il Duce (Fiber Optic), Johnny Rotten, and The Ninja. The topics discussed (mostly by Noah) included; Bill From RNOC / Catch-22 / Doom Prophet / Force Hackers / John Maxfield Karl Marx / Legion of Doom / Lord Rebel / Neba / Phantom Phreaker Phucked Agent 04 / Silver Spy / SummerCon '87 / The Rebel / The Videosmith Here is a look at some of the conversation; [Il Duce=Mark] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: SILVER SPY, you know him? Mark: Yeah, what about him? Noah: Yeah, Paul. [This was done to make it look like Noah knew him and was his buddy.-KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: Anyway, is LORD REBEL part of LOD? Mark: He's not really. Noah: I didn't think so. Mark: Well, he is, he is sort of. Noah: Ah, well what does he know. Mark: Not much. Noah: Why do they care about him, hes just a pirate. [Look at this dork! First he tries to act like he knows everything and then when he realizes he screwed up, he tries to insult LORD REBEL's abilities.-KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: Who else is part of LOD that I missed? Mark: I don't know who you would have heard of. Noah: I've pretty much heard of everyone, I just can't think of anyone else. [Yeah Noah, you are a regular best freind with everyone in LOD.-KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: Want to give out LORD REBEL's number? Mark: Everybody knows it already. Noah: What is it? Mark: Which one? Noah: Both, all. Mark: Want do you want to know for, don't you have it? Noah: Never bothered getting them. What do you got? Mark! Mark: Yeah. Noah: Do you have his number? Mark: Yeah. Noah: Well, what is it!? Mark: Why should I say? Noah: I dunno, you say everyone's got it. Mark: Yeah, so. Noah: So if everyone has it, you might as well give it to everybody. Mark: Not really, I wouldn't want to be the one to tell him that I gave out his number. Noah: Ok Mark, fine, its no problem for me to get anyone's number. I got VIDEOSMITH's and SILVER SPY's, no problem. [Yeah right, see the other conversation with John Maxfield.-KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: CATCH-22 is supposed to be the most elite bbs in the United States. What do you think about that Mark? Mark: What? Noah: What do you think about that Mark? Mark: About what? Noah: About CATCH-22. Mark: What about it? Noah: (pause) Well. Mark: Its not the greatest board because its not really that active. Noah: Right, but what do you think about it? Alright, first off here, first off, first off, do you have KARL MARX's number? Mark: What? Noah: I doubt you have KARL MARX's phone number. Mark: Ask me if I really care. Noah: I'm just wondering if YOU DO. Mark: Its one thing to have all these people's numbers, its another if you are welcome to call them. Noah: Yeah (pause), well are you? Mark: Why should I say? Noah: I dunno, I dunno. I'm probably going to ask him anyways. [I don't think my ragging is even necessary in this excerpt.-KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: Here is what MAXFIELD says, "You got the hackers, and then you got the people who want to make money off the hackers." Information shouldn't be free, you should find out things on your own. [Give me a break Noah, you are the BIGGEST leach I have ever seen -KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One final note to make about the Alliance conversations is that halfway through, IL DUCE and DAN THE OPERATOR gave out BILL FROM RNOC's full name, phone number, address, etc. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Part Two: Noah Engineers John Maxfield The list of topics discussed in this conversation is much longer; Arthur Dent / Ben Casey / Big Brother / Bill From RNOC / BoardScan Captain Crunch / Celtic Phrost / Chesire Catalyst / Doc Holiday / Easywriter Genghis Khan / Jenny Jaguar / Jester Sluggo / Karl Marx / Kerrang Khan Kloey Detect / Max Files / Noah Espert / Legion Of Doom / Legion of Hackers Lord Digital / Lord Rebel / Mark Tabas / Oryan QUEST / Phucked Agent 04 Phrack Inc. / Pirate's Hangout / Septic Tank / Sigmund Fraud / The Disk Jockey The Executioner / The Federation / The *414* Wizard / The Hobbit / The Marauder The Safecracker / The Telecom Security Group / The Videosmith / The Weasle Tommy Hawk / Torture Chamber / Twilight Zone / Tuc / Violet Boregard / Zepplin The following are the highlights of the conversation between DAN THE OPERATOR and JOHN MAXFIELD. [John Maxfield = John] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: Did you ever find VIDEOSMITH's number? John: No, matter of fact. You know what it is, I've been on boards hes been on in the 215 NPA [possibly Atlantis], but well. Noah: But you don't have his number? John: Should I? Noah: He's fairily big, he knows his stuff. I would think he'd be worth getting a number for. John: Doesn't do anything for me because you know, just having his number doesn't get him in trouble or anything. Noah: Oh, well I don't want him to get in trouble...hes a nice person. So do you have LORD REBEL's phone number? John: What do you know about him? Noah: I think hes up in New York. John: 914? Noah: Possibly 718, 212, possibly even 201. [Excuse me you dork. The 201 NPA is in the state of New Jersey not New York. What a loser Noah is. -KL] John: If you don't have a number on him I'll have to do an alphabetical search for him. It takes a while. Noah: Well we could talk while its going. I think you're pretty interesting, you're not boring like I am. John: Well you're not boring to me as long as I keep getting people's phone numbers. Bahahahahahahahahah Har har har. Noah: (Pause)(Pause)(Pause) Bahahahahahahaha. Sheesh. John: Well lets see what it finds, theres a lot of Lords in there. Noah: Hes part of LOD. John: Oh hes part of LOD!? Noah: Yeah. John: Well I might have him and I might not [What a profound statement -KL]. Noah: Hes not very active in LOD. [The search for LORD REBEL's information was a failure -KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: I got a question, I'm still trying to figure this out. Are there people like me who just call you up like this? John: Yes there are. Noah: A lot? John: Enough. You know its funny, theres people that call up and there assholes and I'll just hang up on them. There is other people that call up and well you know they try to feed me bullshit, but at least they aren't being jerks about it. Noah: You think I'm feeding you bullshit? John: I dunno, maybe you are or maybe you aren't. What I'm saying is that there are people that behave like humans. So there are a few that call in. You know when you're working with informants, you got different catagories. You got informants you can trust and you got informants that well hold on a second. There are some informants, that they could tell me anything and I'd believe them. Ok, becaue I know them. Met them personally maybe or known the guy for 3 or 4 years, his information is always correct that sort of thing. Then there is somebody like you that umm is kinda maybe a "Class 2 Informant." Gives valid phone numbers and information out, but is not really a true informant. Then there is a "Class 3 Informant" thats like, ahh somebody like ORYAN QUEST who calls up and turns in somebody he doesn't like, but thats all he ever does. I don't know if you can call them Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 exactly but thats how I look at it. [Shortly after this, Maxfield gave out JESTER SLUGGO's information -KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: How about Phucked Agent 04? John: Oh him, his name is XXXXX and hes out in XXXXXXX. Noah: Something like that. John: Hes one of the jerks that made death threats against me. I kinda would like to get him. Noah: You want his number? John: Yeah. Noah: Lemme see if I can catch up with him, I know a few people in LOD. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Noah tried to get information on KERRANG KHAN for a while and then started asking about KARL MARX -KL] Noah: Ok, KARL MARX. John: Oh, he got busted along with MARK TABAS you know, I told you all about that. Noah: Yeah yeah. John: He lives out in NPA XXX, but he was going to college in XXXXXXXXXX and I don't have a number for him there. Noah: Hes probably back home now. John: Yeah, but I probably shouldn't give out his number. He did get popped. Noah: Aw come on. John: Nah. Noah: Come on. John: Nah. Noah: Please. John: Nah. I probably don't have a correct number anyway. Noah: Dude. Well if you don't have a correct number then give me the old number. John: Nah. Noah: C'mon dude. John: Nah. Noah: Dude! John: Nah nah. Besides I have a feeling that he wouldn't appreciate being called up by hackers anyway. Noah: Hes still around though! John: Is he!? Noah: Yes. John: Oh really. Noah: Yes sir. Because he was talking with THE MARAUDER, you know, Todd. John: Yeah? Noah: Yeah. John: Thats interesting. [They went on to discuss THE SAFECRAKER, THE SEPTIC TANK, THE TWILIGHT ZONE, TORTURE CHAMBER, and THE FEDERATION. Maxfield reveled that he had been on TWILIGHT ZONE back when THE MARAUDER used to run it. -KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah: THE MARAUDER is still home, he didn't go to college. John: Yeah, MARAUDER, now he is heavy duty. Noah: Yeah, he knows his snit (not a typo). However, he doesn't brag about it. John: Well the thing is, you know is what the hell is he trying to accomplish? I sometimes kinda wonder what motivates somebody like that. Noah: What do you mean? John: Well he wants to screw around with all this stuff, but whats the point? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SIGMUND FRAUD, MAX FILES, TOMMY HAWK, TUC, PHRACK INC., MARK TABAS, were next to be discussed. Afterwhich MAXFIELD went on to retell a story about a district attorney in California that referred to him as a legend in his own time. Noah then started asking about CAPTAIN CRUNCH and Easywriter, and Maxfield told him the story of CAPTAIN CRUNCH's latest bust. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE DISK JOCKEY, DOC HOLIDAY, THE MARAUDER, BIG BROTHER, ARTHUR DENT, THE WEASLE, BILL FROM RNOC, THE 414 WIZARD, THE EXECUTIONER, and LORD DIGITAL were next. Then it was Noah's turn to unload (although Noah had already given out information on many of the previously mentioned people). TUC, THE TELECOM SECURITY GROUP, CELTIC PHROST, ZEPPLIN, and GENGHIS KHAN had their information handed out freely. John: I guess I'm going to have the goons come over and pay you a visit. Noah: Who me? John: Take your computer, clean your room for you. Noah: No, no, please... don't... you can't do that. I'll be an informant dammit. I'll give you all my files, I'll send them immediately... Federal Express. John: Sounds good. Noah: Has anyone ever really done that? John: Well not by Federal Express. Noah: I'll send you all my manuals, everything. I'll even tell you my favorite Sprint code. John: Sprint would appreciate that. You know, its interesting that you know MARAUDER. Noah: Todd and I, yeah, well we're on a first name basis. [Yeah you know his first name but thats as far as it goes, isn't it Noah. -KL] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Noah gave out more people's information and the conversation ran on for another 20 minutes. The problem is that this is when the tape ran out, but the conversation was going strong. Noah was giving out numbers alphabetically and he was still in the C-G area when the tape ran out. There is no telling as to what was discussed next. All of the people mentioned at the beginning were discussed in depth and the excerpts shown here do not necessarily show the extent of the discussion. I didn't transcript the entire conversation because in doing so would publically release information that would be unproductive to our society. So, many of you are probably still asking yourself, where did we get the FBI connection from? Well, some time ago, DAN THE OPERATOR used to hang out with THE TRADER and they were into some kind of stock fraud using Bank Americard or something along those lines. Something went wrong and Noah was visited by the FBI. As it turns out, Noah became their informant and they dropped the charges. Sometime later, Noah tried to set up TERMINUS (see the current Phrack Prophile) to meet (unknowingly) with the FBI and give them a tour of his board. TERMINUS realized what was going on and Noah's plans were ruined. I hope you learned from this story, don't let yourself be manuvered by people like Noah. There are more informants out there than you think. Written by Knight Lightning For more information about DAN THE OPERATOR, you should read THE SYNDICATE REPORTS Transmittal No. 13 by THE SENSEI. Available on finer BBSes/AEs everywhere. _______________________________________________________________________________ PartyCon '87 July 24-26, 1987 ~~~~~~~~~~~~ This article is not meant to be as in depth as the SummerCon issue, but I think you'll enjoy it. Before we begin, here is a list of the total phreak/hack attendees; Cheap Shades / Control C / Forest Ranger / Knight Lightning / Loki Lucifer 666 / Mad Hatter / Sir William / Synthetic Slug / Taran King The Cutthroat / The Disk Jockey / The Mad Hacker Other people who attended that should be made a note of include; Dan and Jeff (Two of Control C's roommates that were pretty cool), Dennis (The Menace); one of Control C's neighbors, Connie; The Mad Hacker's girlfriend (at the time anyway), and the United States Secret Service; they weren't actually at PartyCon, but they kept a close watch from a distance. For me, it started Friday morning when Cheap Shades and I met Forest Ranger and Taran King at Taran's house. Our trip took us through Illinois, and we stopped off at a Burger King in Normal, Illinois (close to Illinois State University). Would you believe that the majority of the population there had no teeth? Anyway, our next stop was to see Lucifer 666 in his small one-horse town. He would follow us later (with Synthetic Slug). We arrived at Control C's apartment around 4 PM and found Mad Hatter alone. The first thing he made a note of was some sheets of paper he discoverd (while searching ^C's apartment). I won't go into what was on the paper. Although we didn't know it at the time, he copied the papers and hid them in his bag. It is believed that he intended to plant this and other information inside the apartment so that ^C would get busted. Basically, it was a major party with a few mishaps like Forest Ranger and Cheap Shades driving into Grand Rapids, Michigan on Friday night and not getting back till 4 AM Saturday. We hit Lake Shore Drive, the beach, a few shopping malls, Chicago's Hard Rock Cafe, and Rush Street. It was a lot of fun and we may do it again sometime soon. If you missed PartyCon '87, you missed out. For those who wanted to go, but couldn't find us, we're sorry. Hotel cancellations and loss of phone lists due to current problems made it immpossible for us to contact everyone. Written by Knight Lightning _______________________________________________________________________________


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Stopped raiding in ICC so i dont have any experience from cataclysm/mop. The game was slow back in vanilla, everything took a very long time to do. I was up in felwoodgrinding essence of water for over 12 hours and i ended up earning 150g after i sold them on ah. My point being that for the people who got to see naxxramas and kill Kel alot of hard work and alot of dedication was required. I didnt mind not getting to see all of naxxramas, i got to see the kills thru movies.
When wow became a oversized cash cow and all the subs was at it's peak i think they decided that people who bought wow which is a pve game should be able to see all the pve content, cos thats why they bought the game right?
I was a raider in vanilla,tbc and wotlk and i think i had the most fun in ulduar. Hardmodes and killing the boss in a new and much harder way was very exciting to me.