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From: mike@ames.arpa (Mike Smithwick)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: BADGE Killer Demo Contest
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Date: Mon, 21-Sep-87 20:20:49 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 21 20:20:49 1987
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I just wanted to add a followon to Toms Killer-Deemo re-announcement.

Apparently he's recieved alot of responses similar to the following:


Amigaoid #1 : So, ya going to enter the Killer Deemo contest, and become
    famous, and have EA sign ya on to killer contract??

Amigaoid #2 : Well, gee, I'd really like to, but ya know, that BAADG
    group has the worlds best Amiga programmers in the world. And I
    just don't think that I could turn out anything that would come
    close to what that Caped character could do, or even that Smithwick
    geek.

    Oops, gotta go, Wheel of Fortune is on now. . .

    . . . and so on. . .


The truth is, that alot of the World's Greatest Amiga Programmers are
currently under contract to turn out the world's greatest Amiga software,
and don't have time for a contest. 

The moral (or immoral) of the story is, now is your chance to show off.
Now is your chance to be the next "Guy in the Cape", and get respect
and honor and international fame. Not to mention the free '2000, but 
you really arn't entering the contest for mere material gain, are ya?

Oops, gotta go, the Wheel of Fortune's just started. . .

***mike***

 *   *   * Astronomy is over my head. . . *  *  *
-- 
				   *** mike (powered by M&Ms) smithwick ***
"ever felt like life was a game, and 
someone gave you the wrong instruction book?"
[discalimer : nope, I don't work for NASA, I take full blame for my ideas]