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-=> Josh Allen-Clark wrote to ALL <=-

 JA> Greetings all!

 JA> Josh here, from Jackson, ME.   I love to collect old Apple and
 JA> Macintosh computers, and have recently gotten back into BBSing.   I'm
 JA> so excited that there's still such an active community.   I'm actually
 JA> writing this on my Mac SE which is "dialing up" through a WiModem232!


 JA> I've spent the last few days skimming through the board, reading
 JA> messages and lurking.   It's brought back so many memories!  My very
 JA> first computer at age 8, was a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model III that my
 JA> uncle rescued from the dumpster of the high school where he worked,
 JA> since we couldn't afford a new computer back then.   Taught myself to
 JA> program in BASIC at the time!

 JA> Anyhoo, I am just so excited that the BBS community is still so active.
 JA> I had a Mac SE like this 20+ years ago when I was a teenager and used
 JA> to dial up the local BBSes on a 1200 baud modem.

 JA> Excited to take part in this board with you all!

Welcome back!!


... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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