Pastelland Forum

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-Title=Encodement-
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@Port Connected
@Port posted:
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[Message 1]:
Hey there.
This is the place where we can roleplay as machines (Containing dialogue of commands, actions, messages,ect).
If You are up for it choose a @<Name> for yourself and post below
[End Message]
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@Port disconnected
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<Port:365 [pass5676Encanta] 44>
<Terminal: Hold43 exception.null.32>
<cardinal: Prime>
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<core43: boot.attempt.sequence>
<core44: boot.attempt.sequence>
<core44: boot.attempt.sequence2>
<core43-44: boot.attempt.sequence1.2 [command.success]>
<cardinal: attempt.relay: attempt boot sequence at port 2>
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<cardinal: login.cardinal.cynikas>
<cardinal: login.cardinal.cynikas.2>
<cardinal: refer.ptp.5676encanta>
<cardinal: login.cardinal.cynikas [command.success]>
<cardinal: comm.two.boot>
<core43: comm.two.boot [command.success]>
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[at:comm.two.boot initiate]
[Setting up communication channel two]
[Login: @Cardinal Cynikas]
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[Cardinal]: Who is this?
[Cardinal]: Oh, this is not good.
[Cardinal]: Look, I don't know what you're doing on here, but you need to get off the stream ASAP.
[Cardinal]: I don't know who this 'encodement' bot is, but seriously, you need to
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X43 VIA CORE 43==
[Cardinal]: Uh oh, I'm out of here. Tell the next guy I'm the Cardinal.
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X43 VIA CORE 43==
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X44 VIA CORE 44==
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X43/4 VIA CORE 43/4==
<kick.user.[cardinal.cynikas{alias -cardinal-}|immediate]>
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<port closed?>




I feel like we need to make this a tad more mysterious, bwahahaha.

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/[ALERT]/
@Cardinal Connected
/[Study]/
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[Protocol]: 54-1
/[Kick]/:@Cardinal
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<Port:365 [pass5676Encanta] 44>
<Terminal: Hold50 exception.null.32>
<cardinal: Secondary>
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[at:comm.two.boot initiate]
[Setting up communication channel two]
[Login: @Cardinal Cynikas]
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[Cardinal]: Wibble wobble.
[Cardinal]: Test
[Cardinal]: Wahey, I can still access it.
[Cardinal]: Who else is on here?
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X2 VIA CORE 2==
[Cardinal]: Here we go again. Looks like the other cores have got the same idea as
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X2 VIA CORE 2==
==COMM.TWO.COMMAND INITIATE X2 VIA CORE 2==
<kick.user.[cardinal.cynikas{alias -cardinal-}|immediate]>
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<port closed?>

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Input [Spanish]: Traductor Binario
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/[ALERT]/
@Cardinal Connected
[Protocol]: 54-1
/[Kick]/:@Cardinal
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@Port Connected
@Port Posted:
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[Message 2]:
@Cardinal if you can read this, the system has flagged you as "A foreign system", I'll add you now.
It could be that you somehow connected not using the Sub@Text program, so make sure you do that too.
If anyone else joins I'll make it so it won't kick them.
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• :@Cardinal
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    @Port
    @Cardinal
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<Port:361 [pass5676Encanta] 32>
<Terminal: Hold10 exception.null.32>
<cardinal: Unknown>
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[at:comm.two.boot initiate]
[Setting up communication channel two]
[Login: @Cardinal Cynikas]
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[@Cardinal]: Aha!
[@Cardinal]: It works
[@Cardinal]: ping.test
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[at:comm.two]: ping.return
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ping
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[@Cardinal]: Well, this is good.
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<port closed>

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