Archiving the history of the video game Quake 2: created by id Software; customized by the Quake 2 community.
"So, this Saturday UniClub will host the ku3 championship among Ukrainian fathers. The best kutrikers of Ukraine are invited, the limit is 16. Prizes for the 1st and 2nd place are a 'ticket' to the duel PACC. :) And they also promise a ball-shaped St. Petersburg beer 'Baltika', thanks to CDplus. ;-)"
"The site Quake-on-Amur was made by Khabarovsk Quakers and for Khabarovsk/Far Eastern Quakers in order to promote and develop the Quake movement in our city and in the Far East. We DO NOT divide into 'fathers' and 'lamers'."
PCXL Magazine October 1998: PGL Tips from the Pros or How to Make a Load of Cash Playing Quake II When you’ve gone blurry-eyed from sitting in front of that monitor for eight straight hours, fingers unresponsive to anything but flying rockets and the sight of an enemy, you’ve got to question whether there’s a …
Sock Monkeys Save The World From The Y2K Computer Crisis by Matthew Woelk What was the Y2K problem? For those of you who were too hopped up on goof balls during the late 1990's to remember much of anything, I will give a little background information. The Y2K bug was a metaphorical time bomb pre-programmed …
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Free-Form Poetry What is Free-Form Poetry? This is poetry with no defined structure. As long as it's not simple prose (i.e., regular writing), it counts as poetry. Here's a sample poem I wrote. Running to and fro The shamblers bounce about Tossing lightning as if There's no tomorrow. Nothing can be done But to run …
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