Hi Friends!

It's been a... couple decades.
I know this is not what this is for, but it's been a really long time, and I thought I'd say hello, and see if anyone still had a copy of the engine I could look at? I will not be using it for commercial anything, I just want to look at how it works now that I might know what I am looking at. =)

Hit me up! I'll leave myself logged in for a few days and see if any old friends turn up.

If not, I'll delete this myself so I don't leave any waste behind.

Your old pal,
--moJoe

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Edit: Thank you so much for all the advice and the link! I'm excited to take a look after all these years.

I'll be around again a bit, looking forward to reconnecting. Feel free to hit me up!

Be well!

--moJoe

***This message will self destruct in one day***

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