stego messages on news.admin.net-abuse.misc

Anonymous anonymous at anonymizer.com
Wed Sep 26 11:57:00 PDT 2001


There are a lot of postings like this one.  The poetry is very excellent perhaps?  Dylan Thomas meets Peter Wayner at Starbucks in Palo Alto.

>We eerily shoot behind slow discarded >cybercafes.  Alice will 
>sneakily post in back of Francine when the >chosen LANs twist 
>in front of the minor website.  The keypads, >rebels, and PGPs are all 
>sharp and chaotic.  Who trains actually, when >Simon examines the 
>bizarre ActiveX over the cafe?  One more secure >cable or cyberspace, and she'll 
>deeply smile everybody.  Where did Lawrence save >the keyhole 
>behind the stuck machine?  Don't inflate the >functions annually, 
>burst them cruelly.  I'd rather consume >halfheartedly than vexate with 
>Christopher's fake hacker.  Hey, governments >spool about orthodox 
>fields, unless they're clear.  The ignorant bug >rarely manages 
>Roxanne, it disappears Annabel instead.  He will >disrupt wastefully if 
>Jeremy's BASIC isn't messy.  It's very >surreptitious today, I'll 
>negotiate grudgingly or Woody will eat the >outputs.  Maify, have a 
>lost user.  You won't start it.  Austin will >bind the blank noise and 
>learn it beneath its satellite.  Until Margaret >insulates the 
>firewalls usably, Angela won't pump any secret >windows.  Lots of 
>pathetic interrupts are important and other >usable discs are 
>foolish, but will Carol sell that?  What will we >type after Lawrence 
>transports the lazy zone's fax machine?  What >will you kill the 
>powerful rogue monitors before Bonita does?  >Excelsior floats, then 
>Janet simply generates a haphazard computer for >Beth's buffer.  





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