MS bought an Amiga 600, and SVV also uses an Amiga. Spider works, but he rarely uses the Spectrum.

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MS bought an Amiga 600, and SVV also uses an Amiga. Spider works, but he rarely uses the Spectrum.

From: Alex Injector (Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine)

To: VBI (Kanev, Ukraine)  ·  25 August 1997

Letter summary: The author congratulates him on his 21st birthday on behalf of himself and several other friends—Spider, SVV, and MS. He apologizes for wanting to attach a bunch of photos but lost the negatives. He shares some news: he's back from Abkhazia and hasn't programmed anything for three months—his time is constantly consumed by work, travel, and girls. His friends aren't coding much either; they've all switched to Amigas. He returns several Spectrum game and magazine discs to Vova. He asks him to write a biography for a magazine—editor Danila Bayanov is looking for material.

Hi, Vova! Uh...uh...uh... Finally... I'd given up on getting a letter from you. Well, first of all, SPIDER, SVV, and MS (also DeMAX) and I congratulate you on this significant date, which (for us it will be (the letter is still here), but for you it already was (when you receive this letter)), so what was I talking about? Oh, yes, about this significant date!!! So, as far as I remember (though my memory is COOL!), it was no later than August 30, 1997. Three years out of every year (without exception), you have a significant event—HAPPY (?) DAY, and also a birthday!!! So, congratulations on that!!! Happy 21st birthday!!! ;-). (See photo). SVV and I raise a toast (SVV's can, I'm raising a bottle) to your health—our favorite drink—which is nothing less than a sign of solidarity?!?!? ;-) (everyone, where are you taking me...?!?) between ZX-MEN! To be honest, I sent you a bunch of photos about this, but I lost some negatives somewhere :-(. And now all the photos are in a single copy. I don't have much news yet either: I arrived from sunny Abkhazia a week ago This customs [crossed out] is driving me crazy SPIDER is working hard, but he hardly plays SPECCY I am a LAMER → I haven't done anything for three months now. It's either the house in the village, or business, or Knya, or Sveta, or Katya, or the Caucasus, you know what I mean. MS — bought himself an AMMY 600 SVV — LAMER → He spends days at MNH playing AMMY. It turns out METNET is not allowed, Bayanov told me so... (that's what I thought... ;-) ALEX SOFT arrived from Russia and is now playing everything at once (what he missed over the past year)... ;-) END of NEWS. (Also news)... :-) I'm returning your discs: 1. PLAYBOY #3 (do you have #1 and #2? If not, I'll send them) 2. DEJA VU magazine #1 — Kemerovo 3. TECHNODROM game — broken SVV (like MK) — to copy it, run SoftCopy (on my discs) 4. Demos and Softa Copy... 5. NO SPACE DISK... ;-( By the way, I remember you were planning to write an autobiography for our magazine, but our magazine doesn't exist, and even if it does, it won't be OURS, so you'll have to write a biography, not an autobiography :-). What I'm getting at is that Danila (the Bayanov one) is asking me to write something for his journal, and I just remembered you (I'm clever, huh?). So, write... Okay, while I was writing you "cysto," the rain had already stopped and now the sun is shining everywhere. So I'll try to "finish" quickly. You're like... GOOD LUCK! I WANTING YOUR LETTER! 08/25/97 P.S. No, I need to continue... If anything happens with the INLOITS, which SW promised to download from the Internet in a week—I'm off to change the oil on my bike, and I'm off to play with the AMMY at MAX... And the INLOITS are actually on their third day... in SRb... P.P.S. How do you like the envelope? With the inscription? ;-) BYE! P.P.P.S. You have a SW demo called "S.A.M.K."? Find it by the letters "MESSAGE FOR VBI." end P.P.P.S. Oh, I almost forgot, if you're not planning on coming to see us, please return my stereo [...]