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OverClocked
#114
- "Gridlespotting"
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Exhibit A: Statue
of Liberty
Though
most still think it a symbol of America's spirit, the
shocking reality is that its original intention was as
a notifier of MAME happenings in the New York City region.
There were plans to install a MAME statue in every major
American city, but someone thought it would be better
to have just one, and use it as really big, expensive
icon of freedom and liberty . . go figure. |
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Exhibit B: Paul
Revere's Ride
Here
we clearly see that history has only remembered half the
story - Revere's PRIMARY reason for his midnight ride
was, in truth, to notify the people of another MAME Work-in-Progress
update by Gridle! |
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Exhibit C: Famous
Headlines
Gridle
has been the REAL subject of many famous headlines, which
afterwards were altered by printing presses across the
globe, for unknown reasons . . . here we see that the
famous "Dewey Defeats Truman" story ran on the
inside, with Gridle taking the frontpage headline in big,
bold type . . . |
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Exhibit D: CNN.COM
"heartbeat" article
Perhaps
the most interesting proof that Gridle is a worldwide
phenomenon and mystery is this article from cnn.com, that
was put up for a total of 45 seconds on the 28th of May,
2000, then quickly taken down. Luckily, our reporters
grabbed a screenshot, which unmistakenly shows the international
fascination with all things Gridle . . . |
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CONCLUSIONS:
What
can a sane person make of all this GRIDLE? Why, throughout
the course of history, has he appeared wearing so many
faces? What is the true nature of his relationship to
the even more mysterious Nicola Salmoria? And why in all
of these instances is there such concern for secrecy?
. . . We may well never know all the facts . . . but we
must continue tracking them. If you or someone you know
has captured an image proving the Gridle conspiracy is
real, please let us know at creator@overclocked.org
. . . for more information, visit Gridle's presence on
the web, where he updates the official release of MAME,
at http://www.mame.net
. . . . that is all for now . . . . |
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5/28/2000
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