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[Anonymous Monk]> login ar0n p455w0rd

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You find yourself standing just inside the Monastery Gates, when you see
what appears to be a cup with a little handwritten cardboard sign next to
it, that says "Donations gladly accepted." You notice the cup is empty.

> donate $100

You take out your wallet and discover that you only have 3 dollars.

> donate $3.00

You put 3 dollars into the cup.

> listen

You hear a bird chirping. The wind is blowing through the trees and they
make a nice soothing sound. You close your eyes to focus on the sound for
a few moments when in the distance you hear some muffled voices. They
appear to be coming from the chatterbox.

> go to chatterbox

As you approach the chatterbox, the voices grow louder and more distinct.
It appears to be an argument, but you can't be sure without listening more
closely.

> listen to chatterbox

 <Ducati> Is there a history for the chatterbox ... I need to find an old msg sent to me in the CB ... I was refed to a node and I forget what it was ....
 <chipmunk> Ducati: no, there is no archive of CB chatter, sorry.
 <chipmunk> if you remember anything about the node you might find it with [Super Search]
 <Ducati> ok ... at the risk of being flamed (I did do a search) .. where can I find out what $_ and $_[0] does ??
 <tye> [Ducati], yes, there are lots of CB archives, but they are all in the hands of people afraid to publicly admit that they have been archiving
 <Ducati> [tye] Um .. ok ...
 <Albannach> /me hopes nobody has been archiving /msgs to [Ducati]
 <Ducati> [chipmunk] It described $_ I searched on that and got some post by AM
 <lemming> [tye] Does leaving the java CB on overnite count?
 <Ducati> [Albannach] Why is that ??

^C

You decide you've heard enough and make an attempt to ignore the chatterbox.

> go to newest nodes

You are in Newest Nodes.

> look

You look around and see 3 nodes (162314, 162316, 162317) by an Anonymous Monk,
all of which have the same title. Another node (162331) by an Anonymous Monk
appears to be using <pre> tags for code instead of <code>

There is a Meditation (162346) written by the revered [Ovid], labeled Off Topic.

In Discussions, you see a node (162308) titled 'regarding server downtimes' by El
Presidente himself, [vroom].

> consider delete 162314

You consider node 162314 for deletion.

> edit node 162314 title =~ s/^/(duplicate) /;

The title of node 162314 is now:

 (duplicate) FILE UPLOAD???/

> consider delete 162316

You consider node 162316 for deletion.

> edit node 162314 title =~ s/^/(duplicate) /;

The title of node 162314 is now:

 (duplicate) FILE UPLOAD???/

> edit node 162331 content =~ s!<(/?)pre>!<$1code>!gi;

2 substitutions on node 162331.

> go to 162308

Timed out while attempting to connect to adfu.blockstackers.com

> sigh

You sigh a breath of discontent

> quit

[jona@dharma]$