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  ORIGINS OF HAMSPEAK, CQ, 73, DX, etc.
ROGER -- "in the meaning of 'Yes, O.K., I understand you -- is voice code for the letter R. It is part of the 'Able, Baker, Charlie' code known and used by all radiophone operators in the services in the 40's - 50's.
We used Roger and Negative You had to be completely confident in what you were sending or receiving after all, it could, and often was, life or death as to what got thru the communications lines.
Navy Pilots say the use of Roger Wilco is frowned on, use one or the other as applicable.
www.ac6v.com /73.htm   (9291 words)

  
 SpaceQuest.Net - Space Quest 7
Thus was born Roger Wilco, a normal (or less) person in extraordinary circumstances.
Unfortunately for those of us who love Roger and his stupid antics, other projects just have more to offer both to the company and to our customers in general at this time.
Niel Schuh (webmaster of the long-gone Wilco Burger fansite) and Kevin Hord made an animated gif when they heard about CUC closing down the Oakhurst facility, it became rather well known.
www.spacequest.net /sq7   (3601 words)

  
 Unearthed Links - The Dot Eaters - Classic Video Game History
Roger Wilco: lover of women, fighter of intergalactic evil, mopper of floors.
The highlight of the site, for me anyway, are the character indexes for every book.
You'd be hard pressed to find a bigger, more informative and entertaining listing of comic book characters, across multiple mediums, from The Yellow Kid to Dilbert and back again.
www.emuunlim.com /doteaters/linksbottom.html   (10615 words)

  
 Grania's Glade: DAoC
Similar to ShowEQ: shows location of your character (cn use maps to do this); locations and levels of monsters nearby; and names and locations of other player characters.
Must run on a Linux server, separate from the PC you use to play DAoC.
Shows where your character is; locations and levels of monsters nearby; and locations and names of other player characters nearby (including those from enemy realms).
www.grania.org /links.htm   (676 words)

  
 Newsletters   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
Empowered by the might and magic of their deity, these devoted characters transcend the realm of mere heroes.
From the dawn of Atlantis to the apocalyptic future of a dying planet, this d20 Modern toolkit for fantastic roleplaying in your favorite pulp genres introduces a wide variety of campaign trappings such as Spellcasting, Horror, Technology, Vehicles, Firearms, Cyberware, and more to integrate seamlessly into any campaign.
Over two dozen female heroic and villainous characters from countries around the world are given detailed backgrounds and profiles for your Silver Age Sentinels campaign, presented with both d20 and Tri-Stat System write-ups.
www.gatorgames.com /newsletters/051704.html   (6154 words)

  
 Wolfenstein Enemy Territory FAQ
See the Server Requirements page of the Server Guide, though like the page says, it is simply expanding upon the documentation, and is largely opinion, since solid info is not easily available.
To add colours to your name, in the name box type ^ followed by a character to make the following characters the corresponding colour.
The colour codes are laregely the same as OSP RTCW, I think the exceptions are "." and "*".
www.rtcw.jolt.co.uk /content/faq/enemyterritory_faq.html   (6398 words)

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