[Coco] 40th anniversary CoCo face masks for sale

[neil at neilscomputerservice.com]

   I just sent you an email with some pictures. If anyone else would like
   to see the masks let me know. I'll email out a few pics.
   Thanks,
   Neil

   On Sep. 23, 2020 11:45 p.m., Kevin Becker <kevin at kevinbecker.org>
   wrote:

     Is there somewhere we can see a photo of them?

     On Tue, 2020-09-22 at 22:07 -0400, neil at neilscomputerservice.com
     wrote:
     >    Greetings everyone out in CoCo land... I'm proud to announce
     40th
     >    anniversary CoCo face masks! High quality cotton fabric. With
     nose
     > clip
     >    and adjustable ear straps.
     >    $5 each (free shipping to USA & Canada) International shipping
     > please
     >    inquire with me. If you are interested please email me at
     >    neil at cococrew.org
     >    CoCo Forever!
     >    Psst - have you listened to the CoCo Podcast yet? If not check
     it
     > out
     >    at www.cococrew.org it's like getting a monthly rainbow
     magazine
     > in
     >    your mailbox.
     >
     >    On Sep. 22, 2020 6:16 p.m., Kevin Becker
     <kevin at kevinbecker.org>
     > wrote:
     >
     >      I played a beta version and it was pretty fun. I bought the
     full
     >      release when announce but haven't tried it yet to see what
     may
     > have
     >      changed.
     >
     >      On Tue, 2020-09-22 at 00:03 -0400, Paulo Garcia wrote:
     >      > Intriguing... Has Anyone tried the game?
     >      >
     >      > Paulo
     >      >
     >      > On Sun, Sep 13, 2020 at 10:37 AM Alex Evans <
     > varmfskii at gmail.com>
     >      > wrote:
     >      >
     >      > > Zager and Evans
     >      > > In the year 2525
     >      > > If man is still alive
     >      > > If woman can survive
     >      > > They may find-
     >      > >
     >      > > On Fri, Sep 11, 2020 at 5:51 PM Rick Adams <
     > rick at rickadams.org>
     >      > > wrote:
     >      > > > *OMNISTAR*
     >      > > >
     >      > > > *A game for your Tandy Color Computer 3 and RGB
     monitor.*
     >      > > >
     >      > > > *rickadams.itch.io
     >      > > > *
     >      > > >
     >      > > > It is the year 2525 and the worldwide intrusive
     > surveillance
     >      net
     >      > > > OMNISTAR encircles the globe with satellites in orbit
     > around
     >      20
     >      > > > of the
     >      > > > world's most prominent cities.
     >      > > >
     >      > > > You are a promising hacker, hired by the resistance,
     who
     > are
     >      > > > hoping you
     >      > > > will be able to take down the OMNISTAR where others
     have
     >      failed.
     >      > > > It is
     >      > > > rumored there is a secret message waiting for the one
     who
     >      > > > succeeds.
     >      > > >
     >      > > > But how to start? There is a login prompt, but no
     > information
     >      on
     >      > > > what
     >      > > > accounts are valid. You'll have to guess! Once you get
     in,
     >      there
     >      > > > are
     >      > > > programs left on the various nodes of the OMNISTAR by
     > previous
     >      > > > attempts,
     >      > > > but no information on what each of them does. Will they
     > help
     >      you
     >      > > > on your
     >      > > > quest, or hinder you?
     >      > > >
     >      > > > A member of the resistance has been assigned to each
     node
     > to
     >      > > > monitor
     >      > > > your progress and help whenever they can.
     >      > > >
     >      > > > The goal is to damage the OMNISTAR so that SYSTEM
     STATUS
     > is
     >      0%.
     >      > > >
     >      > > > But if you are attacked such that USER STATUS goes to
     0%,
     > game
     >      > > > over!
     >      > > >
     >      > > > Each of the nodes and programs also has a percentage,
     and
     > once
     >      > > > that
     >      > > > percentage goes to zero, they will not operate.
     >      > > >
     >      > > > You will see automated processes moving from node to
     node,
     > in
     >      > > > service to
     >      > > > the OMNISTAR. They are MILBOTs, MEDBOTS, and SPYBOTs...
     > what
     >      do
     >      > > > each of
     >      > > > these do? The names may provide a clue. And they have
     >      percentages
     >      > > > too,
     >      > > > so can you knock those down?
     >      > > >
     >      > > > Good luck!
     >      > > >
     >      > > > PS: Any similarity to the name of a certain large
     > corporation
     >      is
     >      > > > purely
     >      > > > coincidental.
     >      > > >
     >      > > >
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     >      >
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