By Playboy/Prologic

Comment to the article called "Swap something else" by Raistlin of Northstar published in the latest issue of Freedom Crack (Released at Dexions party in Odense - Denmark). Written while having a very serious HANGOVER. Today is the 1st of January 1991 so i guess you can all understand why.

In the year 1990 I did alot of swapping but the things i enjoyed the most was swapping BEER. The beers came from all over the world and they contained from about vol. 0.05% to aprox 10% of alcohol.

I hereby wish t o encourage all you freaks out there to swap beer and other alcoholic drinks. The beers are a very familiar subject all over the globe and if all swappers can join together around swapping other things than disks the freindship will rise again and the scene will return to the way it was in the good old days.

In the good old days friendship was the main purpose of swapping. BUT 1990 was the year where swap machines found the way to the top under the slogan: "Speed rules". Quite alot of the newcomers in the scene have followed their example and have turned into swap machines who called friendship lame and who thinks they are cool just because they are fast.

I am very sorry to say so, but it is my opinion that today there are only a few of your contacts you can call true friends, and so I ask all you cool dudes out there to make 1991 THE YEAR OF FRIENDSHIP.

Well i guess i have proved my point and I would very much like to hear from all of you out there who agrees with me. And a final word to Raistlin of Northstar: Cool article. I hope that you will find time to send me a letter. (Please avoid the fish becaus e it is really slimey), well see you at the STATIC BYTES & PROLOGIC PARTY in Nykoebing Falster - Denmark.

Well see you all there and don't forget 1991 - THE YEAR OF FRIENDSHIP

This article originally appeared in the Amiga diskmagazine "Freedom Crack #5" by Vega in 1991.

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