AUSTIN FREENET

SENT FROM: sangue
TYPE: Public network post
TIME: Jan 6 [BACKDATED slightly!]

So.

Who has made resolutions for 2019, benzinhos?

POSTED BY: bluepencil
TIME: 10.9, around 6am
WHAT: public post

Irma- I was hurt a week ago, I've been in the sewers. I'm going to the hospital, I wasn't bitten.

Batteries.

later

¿Donde estás?

Type: Public Post
From: Slapinthefarce
Date & Time: October 7th, 9am.

I really miss the bacon at the Capitol. It's a terrible thing to lament. I know it is! but it's a terrible thing to lose.

“The world is indeed comic, but the joke is on mankind.” ~Lovecraft

Halloween is upon us my friends. What's your favorite spooky tales, ghost story, haunted happenings, scary movie, spine chilling book?

Living where I did when I grew up I knew many ghosts and saw many things. My ancestral home was steeped with history and death. Things haven't changed much.

SENT FROM: avarice
TIME: 10/6, 6:30 PM
TYPE: Public

this is a quick thanks to everyone for your patronage at the bar. the loss of carl has been a tough one, but we are ready for a fresh start. that being said, my name is sean mercer. i'm the cook and the new owner. as of october 1, we have come to the decision to rename the pub in the celebration of not only a new month but a new beginning. we have officiated it today which is the main reason for this message. the bar is now going to be known as the white trail.

our business hour is from 7am to 6:30pm. lock down is at 7pm. please uphold the policies as well as the neutral stance of the bar.

SENT FROM: parts
TIME: 10/5, 8:30 PM
TYPE: Private Post to Greenhouse Volunteers

I know everyone have their own schedules and discussions they might need to have with people from their individual groups, but I'd like to get an approximation of a date we can meet up. It'll be a casual event, so we can all get to know one another better. I'm thinking that we can use the bar since it's a neutral territory. It won't have to be for too long either.

It'd be great if we could do it tomorrow afternoon or at least in the next couple of days, but, if that's not possible, we can push it off to next week.

Let me know what your timetable is. If you can't tell me now, you can PM or text me later. My number is [redacted].

SENT FROM: parts
TIME: 10/5, 7:20 AM
TYPE: Public Post

I really miss vegetables and fruits that don't come from a can, so I'm going to build a sustainable greenhouse. It seems like the next best thing to do now that I've finished the death ray and the TARDIS. Never thought I'd be playing Farmville the old fashioned way but here I am.

If anyone else is interested, I can use volunteers. Just leave me a private and we can discuss details. It can be a community project as long as you're not afraid of zombies crashing the party. They kind of like to do that a lot.

SENT FROM: "Christine"
SENT TO: "Uncle Pete"
TYPE: Text
TIME: 10/2, 12:06am

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SENT FROM: bullshit
TYPE: Post filtered to DOG PARK Residents
TIME: 10/2, 11:22am

I need help with livestock. If you volunteer you'll get first dibs on the milk or eggs; next dibs goes to mothers with children under 10, and whatever is left will go to the resource tent. Once chicks have hatched and are old enough to lay, everyone who's helped thus far will get a share of lottery tickets, and the older chickens will be given to winners of the lotteries, as often as is sustainable. If we have to slaughter the cows for any reason, the meat will only go to those who have helped sustain their lives, so the only way to steak and roast and marrow is to get in on the ground floor, or find yourself friendly with someone who did.

The work entails standing guard, hauling and breaking apart bales for feed, rationing grain and grinding it into the ground for chickens to pick, hauling water, collecting eggs, possibly driving with me to look for more hay and feed, mucking, and turning compost for any future greenhouses. What you do is first come first serve for now, but if you suck at the job you choose you may get assigned to something else.


SENT FROM: bullshit
TYPE: Public Post
TIME: 10/2, 11:28am

Nadia, I don't know your username or phone number but if you're on here, respond and let me know?


SENT FROM: Willa
SENT TO: Bode
TYPE: Text
TIME: 10/2, 11:33am

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SENT TO: Rodeo
TYPE: Text
TIME: 10/2, 9:00pm

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Type: Public
From: @LickMyGlock
Time: 9/10/2018



Seeing as how the city is overrun with monsters and all...

Is it too late to inform everyone that I'm a werewolf?

SENT FROM: Head of Security, Jadyn Hunter
TIME: September 7, soon after this and this.
TYPE: Private Post to LBJ Presidential Library Residents

Most of you should have heard the good news by now. The Austin Police Department has closed the case on the Supply Scout Annihilator over at UMCB. Therefore, we have decided that it is finally time to revert back to our original curfew.

As a reminder, regular hours are between 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM. During the winter, it is set from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Keep in mind that the doors will not be opened again until the following morning if you're late. Female scouts may help with supply runs again, but we do still recommend going out in pairs. Stay safe. Remember it best to avoid raiders, Ghouls, and Capitol patrolmen. If you run into any trouble, you have my number.

Only visitors are required to fill in the sign-in sheet from here on out.

Thank you all for your cooperation these past few months.

SENT FROM: pistolero
TYPE: Public message.
TIME: 9/5 / afternoon.

my kingdom for a carton of cigarettes & information about two missing ladies: nadia costa & marina kovalenka.

also, if you were thinking about going to san antonio at some point in the near future, i'd reconsider. just some advice from your new friendly local.

SENT FROM: firebird
TYPE: private message to sangue
TIME: September 3rd, 5:29pm

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SENT FROM: Marina
TYPE: text message to Rodeo
TIME: September 3rd, 9:43pm

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SENT FROM: sirkay
TYPE: public post

Bless me but I've taken too much for granted. Lord, those puzzle books were a couple bucks a pop near the register, should have seen them near a million times. Now I'm crawling through rubble for the off-chance I might spot some Sudoku.

SENT FROM: sangue
TYPE: PM to parts
Are you busy today, Mr. Minion? Still curious about this Chestnut Tree. I could actually use a drink, after everything with my shelter lately.

SENT FROM: Nadia
TYPE: Text to Olivia
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SENT FROM: Nadia
TYPE: Text to Laird Quinn
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SENT FROM: sangue
TYPE: PM to firebird
Are you doing anything this Saturday afternoon, querida?

From:Strangelet
Type:Public

SENT FROM: memento
TYPE: individual, identical private messages to babygirl, onpointe, and sangue

My name is Bunny. I don't know how much my fiancé might've told you about me, but I hope it doesn't come as a surprise to be contacted out of the clear blue like this. Nothing makes Nate happier than having all the people he likes become friends and I'm new to Austin, so he's trying his best to help me meet people he knows are good and trustworthy folks. I thought I'd do my part by reaching out privately to say hello.


SENT FROM: Bunny
TYPE: text to Bishop

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SENT FROM: sangue
TYPE: PM to firebird
Hello -- is this Marina? Nadia Costa here. I heard you were requesting my information after the freenet interview.

From: slapinthefarce
Type: PM to Sangue

I've gotten a lot of compliments about your interview. I can see why. It was a great interview.

I've also received a request from a Marina for your information. I didn't feel right just giving it to her. I wanted to check with you.

She said I could give you her information. She's firebird on the freenet.

I hope this is good news.

SENT FROM: Jadyn Hunter
TYPE: Private Post to LBJ Presidential Library Residents

I'd like to thank everyone who'd attended and helped with the ceremony yesterday. Gray Wolfe was a wonderful, kind, and courageous leader who'd loved and looked out for all of us. We will forever have him within our hearts and our memories.

I know this is a difficult time right now, but, as with any hardship, we must look towards the future. No matter what you hear, you must remember this: Gray's death is on the Capitol. They are the ones who took our leader from us and we will not forget it.

With that being said, I ask you not to act impulsively. Don't let your emotions control you. We cannot trust the Capitol, but we must handle this matter with care. If you run into Capitol men outside, I strongly advise you to stay away from them. They are dangerous and cannot be trusted.

I also advise all of you to continue being wary of both Hellhounds and Ghouls as well.

Now that Gray has passed, Savannah will be taking over his position. Please lend her your support as the shelter's new leader. I will be filling in the role of second-in-command to better assist her with her new duties.

If you have any questions or concerns, please direct them to me. The family is still in mourning, so it would be appreciated if you could continue to give them as much privacy as possible. Thank you.

SENT FROM: Savannah Posey
TYPE: Private post to survivors at the LBJ Library shelter

Many of you have noticed the absence of Gray around the library the past month and it's time you all finally have the truth.

He was taken by two unidentified 'ghouls' over a month ago, detained for several days and then forced to endure a zombie bite before being ejected from their hideout. He was discovered by a member of the Hellhound biker gang and soon after Gray and his Hellhound rescuer experienced a confrontation with Capitol patrolmen. We all know the Capitol has it out for the Hellhounds and when Gray was initially found, the Capitol men were planning on killing Gray and blaming it on the Hellhounds. Thankfully Gray and his rescuer were able to overpower the Capitol men and escape.

Gray was brought to the Dog Park where he successfully underwent quarantine. Day, Maizie and I visited him at the Dog Park and saw first hand what rough shape he was in. He was in no shape to travel back to the library at that time so for the past few weeks he's been there healing up. Today he was finally going to come home but as he was being accompanied back to the Library by the Hellhounds, they were once again ambushed by Capitol patrolmen. Gray was shot and killed by men of the Capitol.

Gray cared about you all and about the LBJ Library so I can't even begin to describe what losing Gray means to my family or this shelter. I do know that all we can do is carry on and keep the integrity of our shelter intact, hopefully honoring his memory. Effective immediately, the Capitol is not to be trusted. They've already killed our shelter leader and they're not going to cause us any more damage.

I know this is a lot to take in but I do ask that everyone give my family as much privacy as possible during this difficult time.

We will be holding a memorial service for Gray in the auditorium tomorrow evening at 5pm.

Thank you,
Savannah Posey

V.O: This is Nadia Beatriz Costa.

( They'll remember us after we handed their world back to them whole )