This issue features satirical poems about factory accidents, classic radio jokes, and funny quotes from the scene coders' everyday life. It covers a dictionary of English slang starting with letter B alongside stories of Moscow phone line glitches in the 90s. Rounding out the issue are an anecdote about launching cheap fireworks in the street and a search request for rare original versions of Police Quest and Dark Side.
Issue contents:
- Introduction - In our newspaper you can find all sorts of funny and not so funny stories and incidents.
- Horrors of production - Only one part did not pass the quality control inspection - Someone's hand was imprinted on it.
- You asked - Why do old maids wear black skirts? - So as not to expose the film.
- DIRTY - some dirty English words and expressions.
- Wanted - search for the game DARK SIDE.
- From the life of coders - "I press buttons like they are boobs!"
- Serious advertising - I am assembling a custom phone with Caller ID!
- Cool glitches - about good telephone communication.
- Romance with Baobab - STRYKER bought and set fire to a Chinese-made racket!
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