Duel endings:
The murder mystery has two separate endings, one of which is randomly selected when you "Expose the murderer." And, as some have guessed, the Will and Gill ending is the original. But, later on, I thought it'd be interesting to add a second ending, so I did. I hoped that doing this would stir up some trouble. Here are links to the two endings.
LINEUP.HTM (the Will and Gill ending)
LINEUP2.HTM (the Lou Sirr ending)
Netscape incompatibility:
The message Netscape users are deflected to does a decent job explaining this unfortunate situation, so I will direct you to that. But, I have one observation to add to that diatribe: this web page behaves differently even between different versions of Internet Explorer. How do I get consistent behavior from inconsistent browsers?? Simple. I don't because, I quit.
NETSCRAP.HTM
Vocabulary meltdown:
Some have commented that the
prolixity of my writing style
obfuscates the intending meanings of the text, rendering them
incomprehensible. I don't wish to cause anyone a case of
febrile
aphasia, so, to
assuage the
jejune
proletariat, I suggest a simple
stratagem for
egress from the
novitiate
with respect to the
lexicon.
Elucidation of
redolimus
goundamium requires significant
tyriolation. In fact, this is the basis for all
quoratic
xylammica. Therefore,
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lskd is
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sljkdf
afk;ls
sdfklj;sd;aklfdsjk;asdfj;lksjflk;asjdlkfj;alskdfj;laskdjflk ... or click
here.
The characters and events depicted in the murder mystery are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real characters and events is a ridiculous coincidence.
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