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[Wang Guantao]

If one of those two are indeed the inside man, it would almost be too easy if it was Phil, since he's the only person that has obtained work in DefenseCorp. Ofcourse it could be the dark horse Rose, but we know next to nothing about her, and she seems to have left the whole mess behind her. So yeah, I think Alex is a good guess.

I don't see how locking Foo in the server room would be so straneous that he'd fall asleep though.

[notgordian]

The point is Foo found out he was locked in the server room at 5:35AM...whoever did that had to have been up either really late at night or really early in the morning.

In an email with me, Brackin noted that it was odd that Alex was sleeping at 11am on the day their work came to a culminative finish, when he's "usually a morning person". Alex was definitely doing SOMETHING that night...

[Wang Guantao]

Ah ye, true.

Well that sure doesn't make Alex less suspect =P

[Agent Lex]

Continuing with this line of thinking: when I was emailing Phil, he said he could no longer trust someone on the team who was "sleeping on the job". At first I thought he was talking about Foo, since there may have been contact between them, but with this Alex suspicion it certainly doesn't shine favourably on our sleeper.

And if Alex is suspect, then perhaps whatever knowledge or software he gave to Brackin is suspect.

[WolfHawk]

Check out my last post in the Brackin and Foo are nuts thread. Unless you are trying to play with only information received from Brackin.

[WolfHawk]

New video on the Brotherhoo blog

[alia]

maybe we should call ourselves the shadow people instead of attackin brackins.

[Wang Guantao]

I transcribed Brother Orpheus message so it's easier to go through the message at a later point if we need it.

There's one word in there I can't hear, sounds like Skylarks/Skyvers/Guyvers but none of that makes sense to me, so if you can hear what it really is, let me know =)
--Update: Mindez tells me it's probably skivers slang for someone avoiding things. I'll go with that =)

[Mindez]

It could be "Skivers". It's slang (At least in Britain) for.. uh... avoiding something?

It's most commonly used around teenagers and stuff, talking about "skiving" lessons in school.

[Wang Guantao]

That does seem to fit the text.

I looked up Skivers on dictionary.com but it only mentioned shackles, and not in a way that fit the context. I'll update the post now, and put in some line breaks, to make an easier read.

[Mindez]

[Wang Guantao]

It's probably right.

I ment I had looked up that spelling before you mentioned it (based on the phonetics) and it didn't give me a usable thing. I didn't mean I looked it up after you said it.
Sorry if you misunderstood ^^

[Mindez]

That's alright. Sorry for sounding so "serious".

I should probably use grinning smileys more often so I don't sound so serious with everything I post. In fact,

[Wang Guantao]

I'm sorry, you're sorry... Pass the sirup! :p

[Wang Guantao]

I E-mailed Adam about the "Madness" bit, playing my zealous AB-worshipper role.