User:JazHaz - Revision history

Fandom>JazHaz: exploration of the Galaxy

2017-10-12T16:23:21Z

exploration of the Galaxy

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	Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.		Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.

	I just wanted to say hello Cmdr, and wish you good luck in your exploration of the ~~ED Universe~~. Remember, I am watching!!		I just wanted to say hello Cmdr, and wish you good luck in your exploration of the Galaxy. Remember, I am watching!!

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Fandom>Clockpuncher: Undo revision 78899 by 201.42.221.230 (talk) Vandal

2017-04-27T02:38:36Z

Undo revision 78899 by 201.42.221.230 (talk) Vandal

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	~~Star F Class~~		== == ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++<br> ==
			Message begins:

			Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''Commander JazHaz''.

			Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.

			I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.

			I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a "BBC Model B") enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

			We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 2,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

			Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. You had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

			Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.

			I just wanted to say hello Cmdr, and wish you good luck in your exploration of the ED Universe. Remember, I am watching!!

			Message ends.

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201.42.221.230: the star f class!

2017-04-26T23:49:02Z

the star f class!

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	~~== == ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++<br> ==~~		Star F Class
	~~Message begins:~~

	~~Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''Commander JazHaz''.~~

	Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.

	~~I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.~~

	I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a "BBC Model B") enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 2,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

	Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. You had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

	~~Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.~~

	~~I just wanted to say hello Cmdr, and wish you good luck in your exploration of the ED Universe. Remember, I am watching!!~~

	~~Message ends.~~

	~~== ++TRANSMISSION CEASED++ ==~~

Fandom>JazHaz: /* == ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++ */

2016-09-21T13:14:06Z

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	Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''~~Cmdr~~ JazHaz''.		Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''Commander JazHaz''.

	Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.		Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.

Fandom>JazHaz: /* == ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++ */

2016-09-21T13:11:42Z

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	I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a "BBC Model B") enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.		I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a "BBC Model B") enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 2,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

	Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. You had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).		Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. You had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

Fandom>JazHaz at 10:48, 16 August 2015

2015-08-16T10:48:17Z

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	I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.		I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.

	I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.		I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a "BBC Model B") enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

Fandom>JazHaz at 09:24, 16 August 2015

2015-08-16T09:24:22Z

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	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

	Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. ~~you~~ had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).		Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. You had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

	Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.		Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.

Fandom>JazHaz: readability edits

2015-08-16T09:07:47Z

readability edits

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	Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''Cmdr JazHaz''.		Hello there, sorry to interrupt what you were doing. I'm ''Cmdr JazHaz''.

	I~~'m a Founder member~~. ~~I thought I~~'~~d hitch a ride in~~ your ~~cargo bay,~~ by ~~using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit~~ in ~~my home here in Diso~~ and ~~watch your flight via the Galnet~~-~~interstellar Twitch web~~.		Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.

	I ~~own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra~~'~~s systems backdoor (called~~ a ~~BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into~~ your cargo bay. ~~Don't worry, it won't take up any space,~~ and ~~it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which~~ your ~~cargo~~-~~bay's air processors will take care of~~.		I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.

	~~Due to my advanced age,~~ I ~~like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress~~. ~~At some point in your life you have~~ to ~~accept~~ your ~~body~~'~~s aging processes~~ and ~~your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed~~ by ~~some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low~~-~~gravity world and become semi~~-~~retired like me~~.		I'm a Founder member and I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

Fandom>JazHaz: adding wikilinks

2015-08-16T09:05:54Z

adding wikilinks

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	I'm a Founder member. I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.		I'm a Founder member. I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.

	I own an antique [Cobra~~] mk~~.III model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.		I own an antique [[Cobra Mk. III]] model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.		Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.
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	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

	Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. you had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[The Dark Wheel]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).		Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. you had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[[The Dark Wheel]]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

	Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.		Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.

Fandom>JazHaz: /* == ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++ */

2015-08-16T09:04:04Z

== ++XGSBH .. ++TRANSMISSION INCOMING++

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	I'm a Founder member. I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.		I'm a Founder member. I thought I'd hitch a ride in your cargo bay, by using my nanosized hologram projector. I can sit in my home here in Diso and watch your flight via the Galnet-interstellar Twitch web.

	I own an antique Cobra mk.III model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.		I own an antique [Cobra] mk.III model "1984" vintage. With my knowledge of my Cobra's systems backdoor (called a BBC Model B) enabled me to sneak my nano holo projector into your cargo bay. Don't worry, it won't take up any space, and it will implode by self-destruct leaving nothing but gas which your cargo-bay's air processors will take care of.

	Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.		Due to my advanced age, I like to explore space by watching other Cmdrs progress. At some point in your life you have to accept your body's aging processes and your reaction times slowing down. Either you get killed by some young punk in an Asp or you decide to land on a nice low-gravity world and become semi-retired like me.
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	We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.		We're spoiled in these days of frameshift drives, you can actually travel many hundreds if not thousands of lightyears. I remember the good old days of faraway transits, even before the witchspace drives, but human space was tiny then compared to now, with only 8,000 colonised worlds, administered by the old Galcop organisation.

	Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. you had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "The Dark Wheel" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).		Faraway transits, for those who are too young to know, were very difficult. you had to fly to a single exit location in each solar system, before you could enter the faraway tunnel, which was artificially produced with external satellites. You can read an excellent description of Faraway in the fabled book "[The Dark Wheel]" by Robert Holdstock. When Witchspace drives were invented you could jump from anywhere in a system, which you can still do with today's Frameshift drives. This has reduced travel time from weeks (Faraway) via hours (Witchspace) to seconds (Frameshift).

	Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.		Anyway, I'm rambling on. My excuse is that I'm an old man.