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It's Brainlick time again.

This time it's a blog.

I will be discussing abstract thought. The Art of Chaos, Gonzo Technology, and be dropping the same batch of good old fashioned fun that you've come to get from the old diskette version, and the print version, from 1995. I'll be posting stories, and other schtuff, be careful, there will be games.

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