Join the USS Knight Play-by-Email Sim!

From: "Christopher Tylor" <not.my.real.address@no.spam.com>

Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 00:00:00 +0000

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The USS Knight is expanding our ships roster and we seek both new and
experienced simmers and writers to join in the grand adventures. If you
are interested in intrigue, well, we have more of that than any TWO
ships should have to handle. If you are interested in adventure, then
follow the current exploits of our crewmembers on the USS Oriental, the
ship we are helping to recertify.

The USS Knight is a high profile, high risk situation. If you are
willing to risk sudden death (a murderer stalks the ship), or want to
tangle with a hot tempered JAG investigator (I'd rather fight a Klingon
on drugs!), or just want  a little fun'n'games (we have the best and
biggest Ten Forward in Star Fleet), then the Knight is the place to be.

We are especially interested in having you join us if writing burns in
your veins (ink, is, after all, finer than blood).

At present, we have shipboard opportunities, on the Knight, which is in
drydock at Earth McKinley Station for another 6 weeks or so. And there
are many thrilling ways to become involved in our community, with crew
members currently on shore duties all across Solar space (thats Sol,
that big star that Earth orbits). We are mostly recruiting at the Ensign
and Lt(jg) levels, but the right person in the right slot -- well, you
never know.

Avoid our press gangs. Enroll now!

LCmdr. Howell A. Bridger, Acting Chief Engineer, USS Knight

(Don't press reply-to to this message (email address not real because of
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--
Captain Benjamin Braxton, Commanding Officer, USS Knight
USS Knight webpage: http://www.colba.net/~ctylor/

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

- Robert Frost, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"