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TimHall
Tim Hall

Tue

May 16
2006

20:31Z

Ten Years of Kalyr!

It's said few PBeMs last more than a few months.....

I'm not sure of the actual date because I no longer have the archives of 
the very early  posts to hand.  But I do remember that I posted the 
first actual game moves to the CompuServe RPGames forum in mid-May, 1996.

That means the online game has been running for ten years. Much longer 
than I've owned the kalyr.com domain.

There are currently about a dozen players in the two games (one here on 
The Phoenyx, one on Dreamlyrics, and at different times there have been 
over thirty different player characters.  Sadly none of the first six 
from May 1996 are still playing, but I've still got one active PC who's 
been playing since the first few months.

CarlCravens
Carl D Cravens

Tue

May 16
2006

20:53Z

Ten Years of Kalyr!

On Tue, 16 May 2006, Tim Hall wrote:

> It's said few PBeMs last more than a few months.....

But Kalyr still lives on.  Yay!

Even if I still don't know how to pronounce it ten years later.

-- 
Carl D Cravens (raven@phoenyx.net)                Gamers List Owner
   [  My Roleplaying Blog -- http://raven.phoenyx.net/mutterings/  ]
Old immortals never die, they just... don't.

KarenCravens
Karen Cravens

Thu

May 18
2006

13:19Z

Ten Years of Kalyr!

On Tue, 16 May 2006, Carl D Cravens wrote:

CDC>Even if I still don't know how to pronounce it ten years later.

He says KAY-ler.  I say kuh-LEER.

Yes, I'm fully aware of the irony of the Phoenyx owner thinking a Y means 
it's pronounced that way.

-- 
Karen J. Cravens  silver@phoenyx.net

BillHamilton
Bill Hamilton

Thu

May 18
2006

13:24Z

Ten Years of Kalyr!

On Thu, 18 May 2006, Karen J. Cravens wrote:

>
> He says KAY-ler.  I say kuh-LEER.
>


It's always looked like KAL-eer to me.  :)


-Bill Hamilton

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