PAW Database : MAN.Z80 Extracted by UNPAWS v2.1 General data ------------ Locations 74 Objects 18 Messages 212 System messages 71 Processes 15 Character sets 2 Default character set 1 Default ink color 6 Default paper color 0 Default flash state 0 Default bright state 0 Default inverse state 0 Default over state 0 Default border color 0 Database version 17 Database compressed Snapshot type Z80 48K Basic48 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vocabulary ---------- * 1 RESERVED S 2 Noun IT 2 Pronoun TO 2 Preposition AND 2 Conjunction THEM 2 Pronoun THEN 2 Conjunction SOUTH 2 Noun E 3 Noun EAST 3 Noun W 4 Noun IN 4 Preposition WEST 4 Noun N 5 Noun OUT 5 Preposition NORTH 5 Noun NW 6 Noun SE 7 Noun SW 8 Noun NE 9 Noun D 10 Noun DOWN 10 Noun U 11 Noun UP 11 Noun CLIMB 11 Noun AT 12 Preposition EXCEP 13 Preposition I 14 Noun INV 14 Noun INVEN 14 Noun ALL 20 Noun GET 20 Verb TAKE 20 Verb 30 21 Noun PUT 21 Verb DROP 21 Verb R 24 Verb L 24 Verb RE 24 Verb LOOK 24 Verb REDES 24 Verb QUIT 25 Verb SAVE 26 Verb LOAD 27 Verb RS 28 Verb RAMSA 28 Verb RL 29 Verb RAMLO 29 Verb X 30 Verb EX 30 Verb EXAM 30 Verb EXAMI 30 Verb SAY 31 Verb ASK 31 Verb TALK 31 Verb SPEAK 31 Verb ANSWE 31 Verb PRESS 32 Verb DIAL 33 Verb READ 34 Verb SCORE 35 Verb USE 36 Verb OPEN 37 Verb CLOSE 37 Verb GIVE 38 Verb TIDY 39 Verb CLEAN 39 Verb WAIT 40 Verb ENTER 41 Verb PUSH 42 Verb MOVE 42 Verb EXIT 43 Verb LEAVE 43 Verb LIFT 44 Verb UNDO 44 Verb PULL 44 Verb RELEA 44 Verb DRIVE 45 Verb PLAY 46 Verb TUNE 47 Verb BUY 48 Verb PURCH 48 Verb INSER 49 Verb PROP 50 Verb LEAN 50 Verb TABLE 50 Noun BOX 51 Noun VAN 51 Noun DESK 51 Noun TELEP 51 Noun PHONE 51 Noun KIOSK 51 Noun CLOCK 52 Noun ALARM 52 Noun BUTTO 53 Noun MANUS 54 Noun GNOME 55 Noun KENNE 56 Noun HOOVE 57 Noun STAIR 64 Noun CUPBO 65 Noun YELLO 66 Noun PAGES 66 Noun REDIA 67 Noun ROBIN 68 Noun BOOK 69 Noun CHEQU 69 Noun JAR 70 Noun COOKI 70 Noun SIDEB 71 Noun TV 72 Noun TELEV 72 Noun SOFA 73 Noun COUCH 73 Noun CHANG 74 Noun MONEY 74 Noun COINS 74 Noun COINA 74 Noun BUS 75 Noun COACH 75 Noun ADVER 76 Noun BOARD 76 Noun 051 77 Noun 05137 77 Noun 05162 77 Noun 05165 77 Noun 65734 78 Noun 37681 79 Noun CAR 80 Noun HAND 81 Noun HANDB 81 Noun BRAKE 81 Noun CONTR 84 Noun 657 90 Noun 3456 91 Noun 376 92 Noun 8198 93 Noun 62456 94 Noun 624 95 Noun 5674 96 Noun TIN 97 Noun CHARG 98 Noun BATTE 98 Noun RECHA 98 Noun LICEN 99 Noun DRIVI 99 Noun GUITA 100 Noun LADDE 101 Noun TICKE 102 Noun DOG 103 Noun SPOTT 103 Noun K9 104 Noun KAY 104 Noun KAYNI 104 Noun 10P 105 Noun COIN 105 Noun PAPER 106 Noun NOTE 107 Noun JUNK 109 Noun RUBBI 109 Noun BELON 110 Noun WORKB 111 Noun BENCH 111 Noun CONSO 112 Noun FLOOR 113 Noun GO 114 Noun WALL 115 Noun SIGN 116 Noun STATU 117 Noun PROF 118 Noun AINE 118 Noun PROFE 118 Noun RUBBL 128 Noun _ 255 RESERVED -------------------------------------------------------------------------- MESSAGES -------- Message 0 Message 1 Those of you who have followed the earlier adventures of Ernie Spludge will probably be very surprised to hear that he has managed to do something right without your help. What that 'something' is won't be discussed, as this is a family adventure, but I'll point out that Ernie's wife is expecting a baby.^{7} Message 2 And yes, it is his.^{7} Message 3 Indeed Rosie has had their baby and is due out of hospital today. Ernie, of course, in the time-honoured tradition of the male of the species, has coped admirably while she was away... he has turned their sparkling clean home into a total dump with hardly any outside assistance at all.^{7} Message 4 Your task in this game is simple. Just make sure that Ernie picks up his wife at the proper time and that the house is presentable... or at least, still standing!^{7} Message 5 It should be easy - Providing, of course, that Ernie hasn't initiated any full-scale disasters.^{7} Message 6 And knowing Mr Spludge, I wouldn't plan on things going too smoothly...^{7} Message 7 On the table is a telephone. Message 8 There's no need to get it. I just ANSWER it or DIAL the number I want. Message 9 I answer the 'phone...^{7} Message 10 ^{7}{3}{16}{4}Somewhere in the house the telephone is ringing. Message 11 It's just an ordinary telephone with the usual buttons to DIAL the number required and also a REDIAL button. Our number is 051-376-8198. Message 12 ^{7}{16}{4}The telephone has stopped ringing. Message 13 All I hear is a 'purring' noise. Message 14 On the 'phone is a lady from the hospital. She tells me that Rosie will be ready to pick up at 2:30. Message 15 ^{7}I thank her for letting me know and hang up. Message 16 I think I'd better answer the 'phone first! Message 17 ^{7}A voice is shouting, {16}{5}"Time to wake up! Time to wake up!" Message 18 It's a talking alarm clock. There is a button on the top. Message 19 I press the button and the alarm clock shuts up. Message 20 On the bedside table I find an alarm clock. Message 21 On Rosie's desk I find a manuscript...^{7} Message 22 ...Oh my goodness! It's the manuscript of her book. I promised to deliver it to the publishers days ago!! Message 23 The manuscript is Rosie's first novel {16}{5}'In Sickness And In Death'. {16}{7}{16}{6}It's a murder mystery starring the detective Inspector Westboard. I promised to deliver this to Rosies publishers, Kraken, days ago! Message 24 I look through few a few pages of the book. I have already read most of it. In the end it turns out that the wife murdered her husband because he was a total nerd and incapable of carrying out the most simple of tasks. Where does ROsie get her ideas from? Message 25 The gnome is carrying a small placard that reads, {16}{5}"Equal Rights For Gnomes!" {16}{6}The gnome is standng next to the kennel. Message 26 Oh my goodness! The dog is not in his kennel where he should be - He must have got out during the night! Message 27 The kennel is minus a dog! Message 28 There is a cupboard under the stairs. Message 29 In the cupboard there's a Hoover, which I pull out. Message 30 There's no need. Just use EXAMINE. Message 31 The Hoover is just your average carpet-sucking beastie. It hasn't exactly been used very much since Rosie's been in hospital. Message 32 I haven't really got time to hoover up myself. Maybe I can con a friend into doing the cleaning while I get on with more pressing matters! Message 33 Be more specific. Message 34 I climb over the wall... Message 35 Our neighbours don't like me visiting them by normal means. I do not think that entering their house through the rear would make my visit any more welcome! Message 36 There's no telephone in the telephone box. Message 37 However, I do find a copy of the {16}{6}'Yellow Pages'. Message 38 Let your fingers do the walking! Message 39 I flick through the {5}{16}{6}'Yellow Pages'{16}{6} but I don't really know what I'm looking for. Message 40 I flick through the pages and look up the number of the {16}{5}Vehicle recovery service {16}{6}- (051) 624 5674. Message 41 I press the redial button...^{7} Message 42 The 'phone rings Robin, my best friend, who I had been talking to last night. I ask him to come round as I need his help. Message 43 There's no answer. Message 44 ^{7}The doorbell rings and I go and let Robin in. He waves goodbye to his wife, who's dropped him off on her way out, and says, {16}{5}"Right Ernie, what do you want me to do?" Message 45 Robin takes the Hoover off me. {16}{5}"Sure, Ernie", {16}{6}he says, {16}{5}"Anything for a pal."^{7} Message 46 ^{7}RObin leaves... Message 47 ^{7}{3}{16}{4}I can hear the sound of Robin hoovering up. Message 48 ^{7}Robin enters... Message 49 Robin says, {16}{5}"Right, Ernie, I've cleaned everywhere up. I'll be off home now. See yer tonight when we come and look at the baby."^{7} Message 50 The room needs more than a tidy it needs completely cleaning up! Message 51 There's nothing to clean! Message 52 Something drops out of the jar onto the floor... Message 53 It's just an ordinary cookie jar. Message 54 I spot something on the sideboard... Message 55 It's my cheque book and comes in a nice little leather wallet complete with a pen. Message 56 It's just your average television really, except for the fact that ROsie has had a special device fitted that makes it possible to only watch informative programs on it and 'those wonderful programs with David Attenborough'. Message 57 I have a hunt down the back of the sofa and, as well as some fluff and old chewing gum, I gather together some loose change... Message 58 It's under a quid in coinage. Message 59 I wait for a while, eventually a bus arrives... Message 60 ^{7}{5}{16}{4}The driver gets tired of waiting and drives off. Message 61 I climb aboard the bus...^{7} Message 62 Unfortunately I haven't got any cash to pay for the journey and so I'm thrown off and the bus leaves. Message 63 I pay the driver and take a seat on the bus. In a short while the bus reaches it's intended destination and I get off... Message 64 The bus runs from Tinderbox Gardens to the Town Centre and back. Message 65 On the board is an advert. It reads,^{7}{5}{3}{16}{4}'EDWARD LEWIS DRIVING -^{7} Learn to drive in a week.^{7} Six easy lessons, and one^{7} really hard one.^{7} Phone - {16}{5}(051) 657 3456{3}{16}{4}'. Message 66 The 'phone is answered by an in-car answer phone, {16}{5}"I'm sorry, but the car is currently being used on a test. Please try again later in the day. If you would like to leave a message please do so after the tone."^{7} Message 67 Like 99% of the population, I can't abide talking to answering machines so I don't leave a message and just hang up. Message 68 All I get is a bleeping noise. Message 69 I dial the number... Message 70 I can't see the point of ringing myself up!! Message 71 Hmm. I don't know where that number came from! Message 72 I get through to the {16}{5}Vehicle Recovery Service. {16}{5}{16}{6}I tell them that my car has broken down.^{7} Message 73 They ask me where it is and I tell them that it's at my house.^{7} Message 74 {16}{5}"Oh dear, Mr Spludge"{16}{6}, says the woman on the other end, {16}{5}"I'm afraid we can't help you... we don't cover home starts. Sorry."^{7} Message 75 She hangs up. Message 76 She asks where it is and I tell her it's in {16}{5}London Road. {16}{6}She tells me that the mechanics will be there as soon as possible and that I should go and wait with my car.^{7} Message 77 I thank her and hang up. Message 78 I get into the car... Message 79 I leave the car... Message 80 I've done that already! Message 81 For some reason the car won't start. I get out and have a look under the bonnet, but I'm none the wiser. Maybe I'd best call in the experts. Message 82 For some reason the car won't move. Message 83 The handbrake is Message 84 on. Message 85 off. Message 86 The controls are as you would expect... you know, a steering wheel, pedals, a handbrake etc. Message 87 I push the car out into the road... Message 88 I push the car down the road and re-enter it and put the handbrake back on. Message 89 I release the handbrake. Message 90 I see no real reason to do that. Message 91 {16}{6}As I enter the {16}{5}Vehical Recovery {16}{6}Van arrives. They have a look at the car engine and say that they'll take it to the garage down town.^{7} Message 92 The car is hooked up to their tow-truck and driven away. Message 93 Urrgh! I look through the stinky, smelly junk and find something interesting... Message 94 I wouldn't touch the junk again if you paid me! Message 95 It's an old, and battered, accoustic guitar. Message 96 I strum away on the guitar... Message 97 Yikes! It's out of tune. It sounds awful. Message 98 I tune the guitar to open-E tuning. Message 99 Aha! That sounds much better, it makes quite a reasonable sound now, despite my playing. Message 100 I start singing along...^{7} Message 101 {16}{5}"And if I say save me, Save me", {16}{6}I sing, {16}{5}"Be the light in my eyes..."^{7} Message 102 A passer-by throws a coin on the ground near my feet.^{7} Message 103 {16}{5}"And if I say ten Hail Mary's", {16}{6}I continue, {16}{5}"Leave the light on in heaven, for me."^{7} Message 104 Eventually I collect a small amount of money with my 'singing'. Message 105 Unfortunately, a passing Policeman has noticed my poor-impersonation of Gary Clark...^{7} Message 106 {16}{5}"'ere," {16}{6}he says, {16}{5}"You haven't got a licence to exercise that there voice in public in a busking-type manner. I'm afraid I'll have to take you down to the station."^{7} Message 107 Oops! Message 108 Various passers-by, pass... erm... by and ignore the racket I'm making.^{7} Message 109 Ahem. It sounded a lot better when 'Danny Wilson' did it! Message 110 Using my cheque-book, I go and buy a ladder... Message 111 Using my cheque-book, I buy a ticket from the travel agent for a journey to cruddleton. Message 112 It's just your average ladder. Message 113 It's a single ticket to Cruddleton for use on National Eggspress coaches. Message 114 I don't think I want to buy one of those. Message 115 I don't have sufficient money to buy that! Message 116 ^{7}I then leave the shop... Message 117 A mechanic stops me and says, {16}{5}"'ere matey, Your car isn't ready yet. Come back after two to get it." Message 118 On the top, and underneath, the workbench I find some interesting items... Message 119 The battery charger is plugged in and ready to use. Message 120 The battery charger would be best off left here, plugged in, where I can use it. Message 121 The tin contains some belongings of my younger, adopted brother. We promised to foward them on to him when he left home, but I never got round to it. Message 122 As I look through the belongings in the tin something drops out... Message 123 It is my adopted brother's provisional driving licence... he never did manage to pass his driving test. Message 124 I wait for a while, eventually a coach arrives... Message 125 I climb aboard the coach...^{7} Message 126 ...Unfortunately I have neglected to buy a ticket for this coach and so I am thrown off! Message 127 I give my ticket to the driver and take a seat. Eventually the coach reaches Cruddleton and I get off... Message 128 I'm sorry? Why do I want to go and see Rosie's publishers? Message 129 I go in to the publishers and deliver the manuscript...^{7} Message 130 Rosie's editor promises to say nothing to her about the lateness of the manuscript. Message 131 I hear a strange coughing and spluttering noise...^{7} Message 132 A van trundles into the cul-de-sac...^{7} Message 133 It draws to a halt and parks on the side of the road. Message 134 ^{7}Professor Aine enters... Message 135 ^{7}Professor Aine leaves... Message 136 ^{7}The side door of the van opens. Message 137 ^{7}The van gives a bleep and reacts to remote control, opening its side door... Message 138 ^{7}The Professor slams the van's side door shut. Message 139 ^{7}The van pulls off and drives away. Message 140 ^{7}The Professor says, {16}{5}"A quarter of Dolly Mixtures, Jack." Message 141 ^{7}{16}{5}"Here you go, Sir", {16}{6}says Jack and hands The Professor a bag of sweets. Message 142 ^{7}{16}{5}"See you next week, Jack", {16}{6}says The Professor, {16}{5}"I'm working on my new invention - a " Message 143 ^{7}I hear a strange bleep and so I quickly climb out of the van... Message 144 ^{7}The Professor says, {16}{5}"Ere, Get out of here." {16}{5}{16}{6}And throws me out of his van... Message 145 All the vans doors are now locked. Message 146 ^{7}{5}{16}{4}A small mechanical dog trundles out from behind a seat in the back of the van... Message 147 {4}{16}{5}"WOOF! WOOF!", {16}{4}it squeals, {16}{5}"WOOF! WOOF!"^{7} Message 148 {16}{4}The dog rushes forward barking madly...^{7} Message 149 {3}{16}{4}Suddenly its lights dim and it moans, {16}{5}"OUT OF POWER! OOOUUUTT OFFF POOOOOWWWE...." Message 150 Message 151 Message 152 In the rubble you find a coin...^{7} Message 153 The coin is an old ten pence piece. Message 154 The telephone has not yet changed over to the new 10ps and only takes the old coins. Message 155 I insert the coin into the telephone. A sign lights up saying, {16}{5}"Credit: 10p". Message 156 I can't 'phone anywhere without inserting some money first! Message 157 I 'phone my home, but there's no answer. I still, therefore, have ten pence in credit. Message 158 I 'phone the Vehicle Recovery service but all I get is their 24 hour answering machine. I dislike talking to answering machines and so I hang up. Message 159 I 'phone the driving school I saw advertised earlier...^{7} Message 160 The instructor is just finishing a lesson but he says he'll meet me at the Cruddleton industrial estate in a few minutes. Message 161 As I enter this location I am nearly knocked over by a car screeching to a halt nearby...^{7} Message 162 The door opens and I notice that it is Edward Lewis' driving instruction vehicle.^{7} Message 163 A spotty teenager climbs out. {16}{5}"See yer next week, Ted." {16}{6}he says.^{7} Message 164 Mr Lewis groans very loudly and takes a swig from his hip flask to steady his nerves. He then beckons me to climb into the car.^{7} Message 165 I do so. Edward says, {16}{5}"Right, before we start the lesson I need to see your provisional driving licence."^{7} Message 166 I realise that I haven't got my driving licence with me!^{7} Message 167 {16}{5}"I'm afraid I can't give you a lesson without it." {16}{6}Says Edward, and he ushers me out of the car.^{7} Message 168 The driving school car drives off. Message 169 I show Edward my brother's provisional driving licence and pay for the lesson using my cheque book. {16}{5}"Right, Damien", {16}{6}he says, for that is my brother's name, {16}{5}"Start the car and move off at your own pace."^{7} Message 170 The lesson proceeds and I do quite well, only a few near collisions. When it's over Edward drops me off at home.^{7} Message 171 I show Edward my brother's provisional licence. He then asks for payment for the lesson, in advance and I realise that I've got no money to pay for it!^{7} Message 172 The Kay-nign is Professor Aine's experimental anti-burgular device. You leave it in your house when you go out and it goes round barking intermittantly thus detering any one from breaking in. A small sign on its base says,{16}{5}'To reactivate SAY GO'. {16}{6}There's also power terminals for recharging it. Message 173 I say the word {16}{5}'GO' {16}{6}but nothing happens. Message 174 I plug Kay-nign into the battery charger and after a while a readout lights up on it to say that it is charged. Message 175 {16}{4}Kay-Nign's anti-burgular electro-shocker stuns me and I slump to the ground. When I come to I am in the hospital and Rosie doesn't look too pleased to see me...^{7} Message 176 ^{7}{16}{7}{19}{1} GAME OVER^{7} Message 177 {16}{5}Oh dear, You've failed to help Ernie collect his wife from hospital. No doubt immediate divorce is on the cards.^{7} Message 178 {3}{16}{4}Kay-nign's eyes light up...^{7} Message 179 The wall's too high to climb unaided. Message 180 I prop the ladder up against the wall and climb up to the top of it. Then I drop down onto some wooden crates in the pound... Message 181 I clamber up the crates and manage to get myself back over the wall. Message 182 ^{7}{16}{4}The dogs growl menacingly at me. Message 183 ^{7}The dogs attack me....^{7}{6}{16}{5} YOOOWCCHHH! Message 184 {16}{4}Kay-nign chases several of the dogs round the cage causing momentary confusion. Message 185 ^{7}{3}{16}{4}Oh dear... It's 2:30! I should have picked up Rosie by now! Message 186 {16}{7}Well done, you've managed to get Ernie to pick up Rosie on time.^{7} Message 187 {16}{5}Unfortunately you've forgotten to Message 188 deliver her manuscript Message 189 retrieve the dog Message 190 It's too far to walk! Message 191 As my car is now ready I enter it and drive off to collect Rosie.^{7} Message 192 Message 193 At the hospital Ernie collects Rosie and his daughter who they've called...^{7} Message 194 Well, you'll have to play the next Ernie Spludge adventure, {16}{5}{16}{7}'Child's Play' {16}{5}to find out!^{7} Message 195 to clean up the house Message 196 I'm not going in there - Too many bad memories! Message 197 A wall is like a floor or ceiling only positioned on its side. Message 198 I'm not going into the police station! Message 199 The sign reads, {16}{4}"Hill shortened since last adventure!" Message 200 Scumsville's very own Statue Of Liberty! Message 201 NO way! I'm not going in there - I used to work there! Message 202 The Professor is a slightly nutty inventor who is ridiculed by many as he actually invents things that are useful. Message 203 It's the Professor's van. Message 204 Our car is a clapped out old Metro. Message 205 The cash machine says, {16}{5}"Listen, I got into trouble last time for lending you money. I'm not doing it again!" Message 206 Message 207 Message 208 Message 209 Message 210 Message 211 Before I leave the room I change out of my pyjamas into my usual day-to-day clothes...^{7} -------------------------------------------------------------------------- SYSTEM MESSAGES --------------- System Message 0 TIME - System Message 1 ^{7}{5}{3}{5}{16}{4}I also spot... System Message 2 ^{7}{5}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}What now?^{7} System Message 3 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}What next?^{7} System Message 4 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}What should I do now?^{7} System Message 5 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}What should I do next?^{7} System Message 6 Sorry. No can do!^{7} System Message 7 I can't go that way!^{7} System Message 8 Maybe, but not now!^{7} System Message 9 {16}{4}I have with me: System Message 10 {16}{7}{19}{1}(worn){19}{0} System Message 11 {16}{7}{1}{19}{1}nothing at all.^{7} System Message 12 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}Are You sure?^{7} System Message 13 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}Would you like another go?^{7} System Message 14 {3}{16}{4}1993 ESP...^{7} Thanks to DTHS ...^{7} System Message 15 OK.^{7} System Message 16 ^{7}{19}{1}{3}{16}{4} {147}{146}^{7} System Message 17 You have taken System Message 18 turn System Message 19 s System Message 20 .^{7} System Message 21 You have scored System Message 22 out of 50.^{7} System Message 23 System Message 24 System Message 25 I already have the _.^{7} System Message 26 There isn't one of those here.^{7} System Message 27 System Message 28 I don't have one of those.^{7} System Message 29 System Message 30 Y System Message 31 N System Message 32 ^{7}More... System Message 33 {5}{16}{7}{144}{16}{7} System Message 34 {5}{16}{7}{145}{16}{7}{1}{3}{16}{4}{2} System Message 35 I stand doing nothing as time rushes by...^{7} System Message 36 I now have the _.^{7} System Message 37 I'm now wearing the _.^{7} System Message 38 System Message 39 I've dropped the _.^{7} System Message 40 System Message 41 System Message 42 System Message 43 System Message 44 System Message 45 System Message 46 , System Message 47 and System Message 48 .^{7} System Message 49 I don't have the _.^{7} System Message 50 System Message 51 .^{7} System Message 52 System Message 53 nothing.^{7} System Message 54 ^{7}{150}{151}{16}{5}{19}{1}Type in name of file:^{7} System Message 55 {3}{4}{16}{2}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162}{162} System Message 56 : System Message 57 {16}{7}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}^{7} System Message 58 {16}{7}{1}{19}{1}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}{148}^{7} {3}{4}{17}{2}{19}{1}"MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE!"{16}{0}{17}{0}^{7}{16}{7} {149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}{149}^{7}^{7}{16}{3} Starring Ernie Spludge System Message 59 {16}{5}{19}{1} Written by Gareth Pitchford^{7} Programmed using the PAW ^{7} With thanks to 'The Spud' System Message 60 I see nothing of further interest.^{7} System Message 61 {16}{7} Robin is here. System Message 62 {16}{7}He is cleaning up. System Message 63 The room is a mess. System Message 64 There is a bus here. System Message 65 My car is here. System Message 66 A National Eggspress coach is here. System Message 67 There is a small van to the west. System Message 68 System Message 69 The Professor is here. System Message 70 The Professor is buying some sweets. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCATIONS --------- Location 0 ^{7}^{7}^{7}^{7}{20}{0}{16}{4}{19}{1} {19}{1}{19}{0}{19}{1}Electric Storm Presents ...{6}^{7}^{7} Location 1 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This room is normally occupied by Rosie and myself. To the east I've knocked the wall through and made a crude, and lopsided, doorway through which we can gain access to the nursery. To the south is the landing. Beside the bed is a small table. Location 2 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This room is going to be the nursery. Decorated in 'yucky' yellow, to avoid pink-blue sexual stereotyping, it has all the necessary equipment to ensure the confort of a small child. My only regret is that Rosie wouldn't let me sound-proof the walls. Exits are to the southwest and west. Location 3 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am standing in Rosie's domain... her office. She's a freelance journalist and has just finished her first novel. The room contains the usual typewriter, desk, chair and wastebasket. The landing is east. Location 4 {16}{7}{16}{7}^{7}^{7}This is the landing. The house has changed quite a bit since my parents left to live in France. The changes are mostly in decoration - Rosie's choice of colour scheme is even worse on the eyes. Rooms are to the north, northeast, west and east, while the stairs lead downwards. Location 5 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Although visitors often mistake this room for a closet it's actually our bathroom. The presence of a small bath and a toilet reinforces this fact. The landing is west. Location 6 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the new open-air shed. The concrete floor is the only thing remaining of the old shed - It fell down recently and I have yet to build a replacement, as certain members of the household keep pointing out. The garden is to the east. Location 7 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is what we refer to as our garden, it's really more of a lowered window-box. A high wall to the north, garage to the south, and the house to the east cuts off most of the sunlight that peeps out from behind the clouds. The shed doesn't stand to the west. There is also a small garden gnome here. Location 8 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Since ROsie moved in the amount of smoke in the kitchen has rapidly decreased, not because she's any good at cooking but because she makes salads most of the time. Exits lie to the east and west, past the cooker, sink and sideboard. Location 9 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am in the hall. The staircase leads up to the landing here, while to the east and west are other parts of the house. The front door is to the south, and beside that is a small table. Location 10 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The living room is aptly named for it has been where I've been 'living' while Rosie has been in hospital. There is a TV and a sofa here. The hall is to the east. Location 11 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am on the doorstep of the house. The door is to the north and beside it is a brass plaque which reads, {3}{16}{4}'54, Tinderbox Gardens. Residence of the Spludges.' {16}{7}The front garden is to the south. Location 12 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Our front garden has recently been transformed and is full of lovely plants with gorgeous flowers and the best bit of lawn you've ever seen. The house is to the north, the street south and the driveway to the west. Location 13 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The 'motorway' cunningly disguised as 'Tinderbox Gardens' is unusually quiet today, mainly due to roadworks further down it. The street continues to the east, towards a bus-stop, and to the west. The house designated number 54 lies to the north. Location 14 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The bus-stop here is brand new. It's cleverly designed so it appears that it would shelter you from the rain, though in reality it all gets through the sides. It sports a now obligatory advertisement board but they seem to have forgotten to put up a timetable. Until a bus comes the only exit is west. Location 15 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the drive. Its most interesting features are its exits. These lead east to the garden, south to the road, and north into the garage. Location 16 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the recently constructed garage. It currently contains everything that was originally in the shed - It might as well because the doorway was built a foot too small for our car to fit in. Beside my workbench, on the north wall, is the door to the back garden. SOuth is the drive. Location 17 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am in the garden of the house backing on to ours. It seems to have been planted and tended by a budding Geoff Hamilton. In the centre of the lawn the posers have placed one of those old red telephone boxes. My garden lies over the wall to the south. TO the north is the house that this garden belongs to. Location 18 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am further down Tinderbox Gardens. I can go east and west. Our drive is north. Location 19 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Tinderbox Gardens continues to the east and the west. Location 20 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is London Road. Tinderbox Gardens is to the east. Location 21 Location 22 Location 23 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I now stand beside an old van. It appears to have been abandoned, it's rusted away and its faded sign reads, {16}{4}'D al-a- zza'. {16}{7}The way back to the town is east. My house lies in the westwards direction but it's too far to walk to. Location 24 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The road continues to lead off to the east and west here. To the north is the 'Dog Pound'. Location 25 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am in an alley that runs along the side of the {16}{7}'Dog Pound' in a northwards direction. The road is to the south. Location 26 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This small patch of ground is behind the 'Dog Pound'. A high wall circles the building. The small alley that leads back to the road is south. Location 27 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am standing in the centre of the dog pound. Around me are various vicious-looking dogs, all growling. I can see my own dog nearby. The only way out is to clamber up onto the nearby wooden crates and over the wall. Location 28 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}At this point in the road an alley leads north beside a small building that is to the east. To the south is the refuse tip, while the town is to the east. Location 29 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the refuse tip... actually it's more of a small junk-yard as the Scumsville residents are too tight even to part with their rubbish. Lots of junk is here. The exit is north. Location 30 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am on top of the hill. To the east, at the bottom, the town of Scumsville wallows in its smog. A road leads west. Location 31 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am at the bottom of a small hill that goes upwards to the west. I am standing next to a sign. To the east is Scumsville town centre. Location 32 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}At this point in the High Street the 'SUn Lolly' travel agent is to the north and J.Salisbury's is to the south. Exits are also to the east and west. Location 33 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Two large buildings are to the south of where I am currently standing. To the southwest is the old J.Salisbury's Supermarket while to the southeast is a new Salisbury's 'HomeBass'. Location 34 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am inside Salisbury's 'HomeBass', the door is to the north. Around me are aisles and aisles of household and garden equipment and lots of tools and things. Various spotty students keep coming up to me and asking me whether I'm looking for anything in particular - Maybe I'd best tell them what I'm after. Location 35 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Scumsville's only statue stands in the centre of this location, the town square. Exits are to the east and west. Location 36 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}From where I am currently standing I can go west, east and south. Also there's a bank to the north. Location 37 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}What was once a clothes shop is now a large area of rubble. There is a lot of activity here and to the east, in a large patch of undeveloped land, workmen are building a new shopping complex to be called the 'Scumsville Arcades'. This is despite the fact that most of the shop units already in the town centre are empty. The High Street is west. Location 38 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am standing outside the Scumsville Bank which is, as usual, closed. The cash machine on the wall here, however, is an innovation for, as I have found out on earlier trips here, it talks. The High Street is south. Location 39 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The High Street leads north and south past various empty shops. Location 40 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}To the west is a jeweller's shop but, at the moment, it's closed. Other locations of more interest lie to the north and south. Location 41 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}To the west is St.Nigel's, the church of the moaning monk. To the north and south are further parts of the town. Location 42 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am outside St.Nigel's church of Scumsville. There used to be a lot of graves and stuff here but they were taken away because the vicar thought that they made the place look gloomy. The church is to the west, the town is to the east. Location 43 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This T-junction has exits to the north, south and east. Location 44 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am in Scumsville town centre. Scumsville has been the winner of 'The Davies Award For The Most Boring Place Outside Belgium' for seven years running. The bus station is to the east. The rest of Scumsville lies west. Location 45 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is Scumsville bus station. To the north is stand A, to the south is Stand B, and to the west is the High Street. Location 46 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is stand A of the bus station, where all the local buses that service the town come in. The main part of the bus station is south. Location 47 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is stand B. All the coaches that go to other towns come in here. A poster here reads, "National Eggspress - Get Away From It All (well Scumsville at least)". To the north is the main part of the bus station. Location 48 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}At this point in the north-south road there is a post sorting office to the east and Scumsville's 'Kwayzar' centre to the west. Location 49 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The 'Kwayzar (Serious Fun With A Rather Large Gun)' Centre is west but at the moment it's not yet ready to open - Maybe in the next adventure. To the east is the road. Location 50 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}'Scumsville General Post Sorting Office' would be a blot on the landscape but for the fact that every other building in Scumsville looks equally as horrid. Its entrance is east while the road is west. Location 51 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}Scumsville's Police Station is to the south. Roads also lead off to the north and to the east. Location 52 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This road leads east and west. To the east is the 'Quik-Fitt' garage. Location 53 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the 'Quik-Fitt' garage. Around me are lots of mechanics working hard. Every few minutes, however, they get up and jump in the air. They then return to their work. The door is west. Location 54 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}{16}{7}I have been arrested for unauthorised busking and I am currently in Scumsville Police Station. Somehow I don't think Rosie will be pleased when she hears of this. Location 55 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am at a bus-stop in Cruddleton. To the east of me is the Cruddleton industrial estate. Location 56 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The Cruddleton Industrial Estate is a collection of office buildings and lies just to the north of this location. TO the west is a bus-stop and there's a 'Sooper-Bowl' being built to the east. Location 57 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This is the Cruddleton Industrial Estate. Offices are to the east and west. Further parts of the estate are to the north and south. Location 58 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The offices of Rosie's publishers are to the east. Another office is to the west. The gate out is north. Location 59 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am before an office building. The sign above the door reads, 'KRAKEN BOOKS'. I can go in to the east, or west. Location 60 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am outside the Cruddleton Industrial Estate. That's to the south, but a road also leads off north towards Cruddleton. Location 61 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}At this junction I can either go to the north or south. There are further exits to the east, where there's a sweet shop, and to the west, where the road leads into a small cul-de-sac. Location 62 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am standing in a small newsagents. There is a small counter here, and a small door leads out to the west. The shop assistant's rather small as well. I think I used to go to school with him. Small world, eh? Location 63 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This location is just a small cul-de-sac with its only exit being to the east. Location 64 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am sitting in the back of Professor Aine's van. The only way I can go is out through the back door of the van. Location 65 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}{16}{7}I am standing inside a telephone box. Although not always the case, there is a telephone here. As always the case, though, the box smells vile, as though someone has done something on the floor. Location 66 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}This office unit is {16}{6}'To Let'. {16}{7}The road is to the west. Location 67 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am standing before a vacant office unit plastered with the words {16}{6}'Under Offer'.{16}{7} To the east lie more units. Location 68 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}{16}{7}The Cruddleton Industrial Estate doesn't seem to be doing very well. This office unit is {16}{6}'To Let'.{16}{7} The only exit is to the east. Location 69 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}The road heads north here off to Cruddleton. I can also go south. There is a small telephone kiosk here. Location 70 ^{7}^{7}{16}{7}I am inside the travel agents. A rather depressed-looking woman sits behind the desk here. She doesn't smile helpfully at me, merely frowns in anticipation. The door leads out to the south. Location 71 ^{7}^{7}{5}{16}{7}I am inside my car. All the usual controls are in front of me. All I need to do is drive it. I can always leave the car if I wish. 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{16}{7}A battery charger Object 9 {16}{7}A driving licence Object 10 {16}{7}An old guitar Object 11 {16}{7}A ladder Object 12 {16}{7}A coach ticket Object 13 {16}{7}Our dog, Spotty Object 14 {16}{7}A Kay{152}Nign Object 15 {16}{7}A coin Object 16 {16}{7}A piece of paper Object 17 {16}{7}A note -------------------------------------------------------------------------- OBJECT WORDS ------------ Object 0 CLOCK 52 _ Object 1 MANUS 54 _ Object 2 HOOVE 57 _ Object 3 YELLO 66 _ Object 4 JAR 70 _ Object 5 BOOK 69 _ Object 6 CHANG 74 _ Object 7 TIN 97 _ Object 8 CHARG 98 _ Object 9 LICEN 99 _ Object 10 GUITA 100 _ Object 11 LADDE 101 _ Object 12 TICKE 102 _ Object 13 DOG 103 _ Object 14 K9 104 _ Object 15 10P 105 _ Object 16 PAPER 106 _ Object 17 NOTE 107 _ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- INITIALLY AT ------------ Object 0 NC Object 1 NC Object 2 NC Object 3 NC Object 4 NC Object 5 NC Object 6 NC Object 7 NC Object 8 NC Object 9 NC Object 10 NC Object 11 NC Object 12 NC Object 13 27 Object 14 NC Object 15 NC Object 16 NC Object 17 NC -------------------------------------------------------------------------- OBJECT WEIGHT AND TYPE ---------------------- Object 0: weights 1 Object 1: weights 1 Object 2: weights 1 Object 3: weights 1 Object 4: weights 1 Object 5: weights 1 Object 6: weights 1 Object 7: weights 1 Object 8: weights 1 Object 9: weights 1 Object 10: weights 1 Object 11: weights 1 Object 12: weights 1 Object 13: weights 1 Object 14: weights 1 Object 15: weights 1 Object 16: weights 1 Object 17: weights 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESPONSE TABLE -------------- * HOOVE NOUN2 11 LET 33 36 LET 34 57 * CHARG NOUN2 104 AT 16 PRESENT 14 PRESENT 8 ZERO 116 SET 116 MESSAGE 174 DONE * CHARG NOUN2 104 AT 16 PRESENT 8 PRESENT 14 NOTZERO 116 MESSAGE 80 DONE S * AT 1 ZERO 122 SET 122 MESSAGE 211 ANYKEY GOTO 4 DESC S * AT 20 MESSAGE 190 DONE S * AT 51 MESSAGE 198 DONE E * AT 1 ZERO 122 SET 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PRESENT 6 MESSAGE 58 DONE X BUS AT 14 NOTZERO 88 MESSAGE 64 DONE X BUS AT 46 NOTZERO 88 MESSAGE 64 DONE X ADVER AT 14 MESSAGE 65 DONE X CAR SAME 38 92 MESSAGE 204 DONE X HAND AT 71 MES 83 ZERO 94 MESSAGE 84 DONE X HAND AT 71 MESSAGE 85 DONE X CONTR AT 71 MESSAGE 86 DONE X TIN PRESENT 7 MESSAGE 121 DONE X CHARG PRESENT 8 MESSAGE 119 DONE X LICEN PRESENT 9 MESSAGE 123 DONE X GUITA PRESENT 10 MESSAGE 95 DONE X LADDE PRESENT 11 MESSAGE 112 DONE X TICKE PRESENT 12 MESSAGE 113 DONE X K9 PRESENT 14 MESSAGE 172 DONE X 10P PRESENT 15 MESSAGE 153 DONE X JUNK AT 29 ZERO 95 CREATE 10 MESSAGE 93 ANYKEY SET 95 DESC X JUNK NOTZERO 95 AT 29 MESSAGE 94 DONE X BELON PRESENT 7 ZERO 101 MESSAGE 122 PLUS 30 1 SET 101 CREATE 9 ANYKEY DESC X WORKB AT 16 ZERO 100 MESSAGE 118 SET 100 CREATE 8 CREATE 7 PLUS 30 2 ANYKEY DESC X CONSO AT 64 MESSAGE 150 DONE X WALL AT 7 MESSAGE 197 DONE X WALL AT 27 MESSAGE 197 DONE X SIGN AT 31 MESSAGE 199 DONE X STATU AT 35 MESSAGE 200 DONE X PROF SAME 38 107 MESSAGE 202 DONE X 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MESSAGE 72 ANYKEY MESSAGE 73 ANYKEY MESSAGE 74 ANYKEY MESSAGE 75 ANYKEY DESC PRESS REDIA EQ 68 1 AT 9 ZERO 91 EQ 92 20 MESSAGE 69 MESSAGE 72 ANYKEY MESSAGE 76 ANYKEY MESSAGE 77 ANYKEY SET 91 LET 68 1 DESC DIAL * AT 9 NOTZERO 60 MESSAGE 16 DONE DIAL * AT 65 ZERO 114 MESSAGE 156 DONE DIAL 051 AT 9 MESSAGE 69 MESSAGE 68 LET 68 3 DONE DIAL 65734 LET 34 90 LET 44 91 DIAL 37681 AT 9 MESSAGE 70 DONE DIAL 37681 LET 34 92 LET 44 93 DIAL 657 NOUN2 91 AT 9 MESSAGE 69 ANYKEY MESSAGE 66 ANYKEY MESSAGE 67 ANYKEY LET 68 2 DESC DIAL 657 NOUN2 91 AT 65 MESSAGE 159 ANYKEY MESSAGE 160 ANYKEY CLEAR 114 SET 115 PLUS 30 1 DONE DIAL 376 NOUN2 93 AT 9 MESSAGE 70 DONE DIAL 376 NOUN2 93 AT 65 MESSAGE 157 DONE DIAL 62456 LET 44 96 LET 34 95 DIAL 624 NOUN2 96 AT 9 ZERO 69 MESSAGE 71 DONE DIAL 624 NOUN2 96 AT 9 NOTEQ 92 20 ZERO 91 MESSAGE 69 MESSAGE 72 ANYKEY MESSAGE 73 ANYKEY MESSAGE 74 ANYKEY MESSAGE 75 ANYKEY LET 68 1 DESC DIAL 624 NOUN2 96 AT 9 ZERO 91 EQ 92 20 MESSAGE 69 MESSAGE 72 ANYKEY MESSAGE 76 ANYKEY MESSAGE 77 ANYKEY SET 91 LET 68 1 DESC DIAL 624 NOUN2 96 AT 9 NOTZERO 91 MESSAGE 80 DONE DIAL 624 NOUN2 96 AT 65 MESSAGE 158 CLEAR 114 DONE DIAL _ AT 9 MESSAGE 69 MESSAGE 68 LET 68 3 DONE DIAL _ NOTAT 9 NOTDONE READ MANUS PRESENT 1 MESSAGE 24 DONE READ YELLO PRESENT 3 ZERO 69 MESSAGE 39 DONE READ YELLO PRESENT 3 NOTZERO 69 MESSAGE 40 DONE SCORE * SCORE DONE USE HOOVE PRESENT 2 MESSAGE 32 DONE USE _ MESSAGE 33 DONE OPEN _ MESSAGE 30 DONE GIVE HOOVE PRESENT 2 SAME 38 73 DESTROY 2 MESSAGE 45 ANYKEY MESSAGE 46 LET 73 10 SET 75 PLUS 30 2 ANYKEY CLEAR 74 DESC TIDY * PROCESS 6 DONE WAIT * AT 14 ZERO 88 SET 88 MESSAGE 59 PLUS 132 1 ANYKEY LET 89 3 DESC WAIT * AT 46 ZERO 88 SET 88 MESSAGE 59 PLUS 132 1 ANYKEY LET 89 3 DESC WAIT * AT 47 ZERO 102 SET 102 MESSAGE 124 PLUS 132 1 ANYKEY LET 103 3 DESC WAIT 30 SYSMESS 35 SET 90 LET 140 3 PROCESS 11 LET 140 3 PROCESS 11 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 CLEAR 90 DONE WAIT _ SYSMESS 35 SET 90 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 CLEAR 90 DONE WAIT _ DONE ENTER BOX AT 63 NOTZERO 104 ZERO 111 MESSAGE 145 DONE ENTER BOX AT 63 NOTZERO 111 NOTZERO 104 GOTO 64 DESC ENTER BOX AT 69 GOTO 65 DESC ENTER BOX NOTDONE ENTER BUS AT 14 NOTZERO 88 NOTCARR 6 MESSAGE 61 ANYKEY MESSAGE 62 CLEAR 88 CLEAR 89 ANYKEY DESC ENTER BUS AT 14 NOTZERO 88 CARRIED 6 MESSAGE 61 ANYKEY MESSAGE 63 ANYKEY DESTROY 6 GOTO 46 PLUS 30 1 DESC ENTER BUS AT 46 NOTZERO 88 NOTCARR 6 MESSAGE 61 ANYKEY MESSAGE 62 CLEAR 88 CLEAR 89 ANYKEY DESC ENTER BUS AT 46 NOTZERO 88 CARRIED 6 MESSAGE 61 ANYKEY MESSAGE 63 ANYKEY DESTROY 6 GOTO 14 DESC ENTER BUS AT 47 NOTZERO 102 NOTCARR 12 MESSAGE 125 ANYKEY MESSAGE 126 CLEAR 102 CLEAR 103 ANYKEY DESC ENTER BUS AT 47 NOTZERO 102 CARRIED 12 MESSAGE 125 ANYKEY MESSAGE 127 ANYKEY DESTROY 12 SET 90 LET 140 3 PROCESS 11 PLUS 30 2 GOTO 55 CLEAR 90 DESC ENTER CAR AT 53 SAME 38 92 EQ 131 14 GT 132 0 MESSAGE 191 ANYKEY PROCESS 14 ENTER CAR NOTAT 53 SAME 38 92 MESSAGE 78 GOTO 71 ANYKEY DESC ENTER CAR AT 53 SAME 38 92 ZERO 93 MESSAGE 117 DONE PUSH CAR SAME 38 92 ZERO 94 MESSAGE 82 DONE PUSH CAR SAME 92 38 NOTZERO 94 AT 15 LET 92 18 MESSAGE 87 GOTO 18 ANYKEY DESC PUSH CAR SAME 92 38 NOTZERO 94 AT 18 LET 92 20 GOTO 20 CLEAR 94 MESSAGE 88 ANYKEY DESC EXIT * AT 64 GOTO 63 DESC EXIT * AT 65 GOTO 63 DESC EXIT CAR AT 71 COPYFF 92 38 MESSAGE 79 ANYKEY DESC LIFT HAND AT 71 ZERO 94 NOTEQ 72 20 SET 94 MESSAGE 89 DONE LIFT HAND AT 71 MESSAGE 90 DONE DRIVE CAR AT 71 ZERO 93 MESSAGE 81 SET 69 COPYFF 92 38 ANYKEY DESC PLAY GUITA ZERO 96 CARRIED 10 MESSAGE 96 NEWLINE MESSAGE 97 DONE PLAY GUITA ATGT 30 ATLT 52 CARRIED 10 NOTZERO 97 MESSAGE 96 NEWLINE MESSAGE 99 MESSAGE 100 MESSAGE 101 ANYKEY MESSAGE 102 ANYKEY MESSAGE 103 ANYKEY MESSAGE 105 ANYKEY MESSAGE 106 ANYKEY MESSAGE 107 ANYKEY DROPALL GOTO 54 DESC PLAY GUITA ATGT 30 ATLT 52 ZERO 97 CARRIED 10 SET 97 MESSAGE 96 NEWLINE MESSAGE 99 MESSAGE 100 ANYKEY MESSAGE 101 MESSAGE 102 ANYKEY MESSAGE 103 MESSAGE 104 ANYKEY CREATE 6 PLUS 30 3 DESC PLAY GUITA ATGT 55 ATLT 62 CARRIED 10 MESSAGE 96 ANYKEY NEWLINE MESSAGE 100 ANYKEY MESSAGE 101 ANYKEY MESSAGE 103 ANYKEY MESSAGE 108 ANYKEY DESC PLAY GUITA CARRIED 10 MESSAGE 96 MESSAGE 99 ANYKEY NEWLINE MESSAGE 100 ANYKEY MESSAGE 101 MESSAGE 103 ANYKEY MESSAGE 109 DONE TUNE GUITA CARRIED 10 ZERO 96 MESSAGE 98 SET 96 DONE TUNE GUITA CARRIED 10 MESSAGE 80 DONE BUY LADDE AT 34 NOTCARR 5 MESSAGE 115 DONE BUY LADDE AT 34 NOTZERO 99 MESSAGE 80 DONE BUY LADDE AT 34 ZERO 99 SET 99 MESSAGE 110 PLACE 11 254 GOTO 33 MESSAGE 116 ANYKEY PLUS 30 1 DESC BUY TICKE AT 70 NOTCARR 5 MESSAGE 115 DONE BUY TICKE AT 70 NOTZERO 98 MESSAGE 80 DONE BUY TICKE AT 70 ZERO 98 MESSAGE 111 SET 98 PLACE 12 254 GOTO 32 MESSAGE 116 ANYKEY PLUS 30 2 DESC BUY _ AT 34 MESSAGE 114 DONE INSER 10P AT 65 CARRIED 15 DESTROY 15 SET 114 MESSAGE 155 PLUS 30 1 DONE PROP LADDE AT 26 PRESENT 11 PLACE 11 26 MESSAGE 180 ANYKEY GOTO 27 DESC -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 1 ----------- * * AT 0 MODE 4 1 LET 131 8 LET 132 30 PRINTAT 8 0 SYSMESS 58 PRINTAT 17 0 SYSMESS 59 ANYKEY CLS MESSAGE 1 ANYKEY MESSAGE 2 ANYKEY CLS MESSAGE 3 ANYKEY ABILITY 255 255 CLS MESSAGE 4 ANYKEY MESSAGE 5 ANYKEY MESSAGE 6 ANYKEY GOTO 1 LET 92 15 DESC * _ SAME 38 73 SYSMESS 61 NOTZERO 75 SYSMESS 62 * _ AT 1 ZERO 77 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 2 ZERO 78 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 3 ZERO 79 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 4 ZERO 80 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 5 ZERO 81 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 8 ZERO 82 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 9 ZERO 83 SYSMESS 63 * _ AT 10 ZERO 84 SYSMESS 63 * _ NOTZERO 88 AT 14 SYSMESS 64 * _ NOTZERO 88 AT 46 SYSMESS 64 * _ SAME 38 92 SYSMESS 65 * _ AT 47 NOTZERO 102 SYSMESS 66 * _ AT 55 NOTZERO 102 SYSMESS 66 * _ AT 63 NOTZERO 104 SYSMESS 67 * _ SAME 38 107 SYSMESS 69 * _ SAME 107 38 NOTZERO 110 SYSMESS 70 _ _ LISTOBJ _ _ SAVEAT PRINTAT 0 0 SYSMESS 55 BACKAT _ _ SYSMESS 57 PROTECT _ _ AT 20 EQ 92 20 NOTZERO 91 LET 92 53 MESSAGE 91 ANYKEY MESSAGE 92 ANYKEY PLUS 30 2 DESC _ _ AT 54 PROCESS 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 2 ----------- * * PROCESS 3 * * PROCESS 4 * * PROCESS 5 * * PROCESS 7 * * PROCESS 8 * * PROCESS 9 * * PROCESS 10 * * PROCESS 12 * * EQ 131 14 GT 132 29 MESSAGE 185 PROCESS 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 3 ----------- * * SAVEAT INK 7 PAPER 2 PRINTAT 0 20 SYSMESS 0 EQ 133 1 PLUS 132 1 EQ 132 60 CLEAR 132 PLUS 131 1 * * EQ 131 24 CLEAR 131 * _ PRINTAT 0 27 LT 131 10 PRINT 130 PRINT 131 SYSMESS 56 * _ GT 131 9 PRINT 131 SYSMESS 56 * _ LT 132 10 PRINT 130 PRINT 132 * _ GT 132 9 PRINT 132 * _ PLUS 133 1 EQ 133 2 CLEAR 133 _ _ BACKAT INK 6 PAPER 0 _ _ NOTZERO 90 DONE _ _ ATGT 0 ATLT 6 ZERO 63 MESSAGE 17 _ _ PRESENT 0 ATGT 5 ZERO 63 MESSAGE 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 4 ----------- * * ZERO 61 EQ 132 10 SET 60 * * NOTZERO 90 DONE * * ZERO 61 NOTZERO 60 EQ 132 12 CLEAR 60 ATGT 0 ATLT 12 MESSAGE 12 * * NOTZERO 60 ATGT 0 ATLT 12 MESSAGE 10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 5 ----------- * * NOTZERO 71 ZERO 72 PLUS 74 1 * * NOTZERO 71 ZERO 72 GT 74 20 ATGT 0 ATLT 10 MESSAGE 44 GOTO 9 LET 73 9 SET 72 ANYKEY DESC * * ATGT 0 ATLT 12 ZERO 76 NOTSAME 38 73 NOTZERO 75 ZERO 90 MESSAGE 47 * _ NOTZERO 75 PLUS 74 1 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 20 LET 73 9 SET 84 AT 10 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 20 AT 9 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 40 LET 73 8 SET 83 AT 9 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 40 AT 8 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 60 LET 73 9 SET 82 AT 8 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 60 AT 9 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 61 LET 73 4 AT 9 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 61 AT 4 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 62 LET 73 5 AT 4 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 62 AT 5 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 80 LET 73 4 SET 81 AT 5 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 80 AT 4 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 100 LET 73 3 SET 80 AT 4 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 100 AT 3 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 120 LET 73 4 SET 79 AT 3 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 120 AT 4 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 121 LET 73 1 AT 4 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 121 AT 1 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 140 LET 73 2 SET 77 AT 1 MESSAGE 46 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 140 AT 2 MESSAGE 48 * _ NOTZERO 75 EQ 74 160 SET 76 * _ ZERO 120 ATLT 13 NOTZERO 76 NOTAT 2 MESSAGE 48 * _ ZERO 120 ATLT 13 NOTZERO 76 MES 49 MESSAGE 46 CLEAR 75 LET 73 0 SET 78 SET 120 * _ ZERO 123 NOTZERO 76 PLUS 30 10 SET 123 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 6 ----------- * * AT 1 ZERO 77 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 2 ZERO 78 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 3 ZERO 79 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 4 ZERO 80 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 5 ZERO 81 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 8 ZERO 82 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 9 ZERO 83 MESSAGE 50 DONE * * AT 10 ZERO 84 MESSAGE 50 DONE _ _ MESSAGE 51 DONE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 7 ----------- * * ZERO 88 DONE * * MINUS 89 1 * * ZERO 89 AT 14 MESSAGE 60 CLEAR 88 * * ZERO 89 AT 46 MESSAGE 60 CLEAR 88 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 8 ----------- * * NOTZERO 90 DONE * * ZERO 102 DONE * * MINUS 103 1 * * ZERO 103 AT 47 MESSAGE 60 CLEAR 102 * * ZERO 103 ZERO 90 AT 55 MESSAGE 60 CLEAR 102 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 9 ----------- * * AT 64 ZERO 112 SET 112 MESSAGE 146 ANYKEY MESSAGE 147 ANYKEY MESSAGE 148 ANYKEY MESSAGE 149 ANYKEY CREATE 14 DESC * * ZERO 106 AT 63 SET 106 MESSAGE 131 ANYKEY MESSAGE 132 ANYKEY MESSAGE 133 ANYKEY SET 104 SET 108 DESC * * NOTZERO 90 DONE * _ NOTZERO 108 CLEAR 108 LET 109 19 * _ NOTZERO 109 MINUS 109 1 _ _ EQ 109 18 AT 63 MESSAGE 136 SET 111 _ _ EQ 109 17 AT 63 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 16 AT 63 MESSAGE 135 _ _ EQ 109 16 AT 61 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 15 AT 61 MESSAGE 135 _ _ EQ 109 15 AT 62 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 15 SET 110 _ _ EQ 109 13 AT 62 MESSAGE 140 _ _ EQ 109 9 AT 62 MESSAGE 141 _ _ EQ 109 6 AT 62 MESSAGE 142 _ _ EQ 109 6 CLEAR 110 _ _ EQ 109 5 AT 62 MESSAGE 135 _ _ EQ 109 5 AT 61 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 5 AT 63 MESSAGE 137 _ _ EQ 109 4 AT 61 MESSAGE 135 _ _ EQ 109 4 AT 63 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 3 AT 63 MESSAGE 135 _ _ EQ 109 3 AT 64 MESSAGE 134 _ _ EQ 109 2 AT 64 MESSAGE 144 GOTO 63 ANYKEY CLEAR 111 DESC _ _ EQ 109 2 AT 63 MESSAGE 138 CLEAR 111 _ _ EQ 109 1 AT 63 MESSAGE 139 ANYKEY CLEAR 104 DESC _ _ EQ 109 17 LET 107 63 _ _ EQ 109 16 LET 107 61 _ _ EQ 109 15 LET 107 62 _ _ EQ 109 5 LET 107 61 _ _ EQ 109 4 LET 107 63 _ _ EQ 109 3 LET 107 64 _ _ EQ 109 1 CLEAR 104 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 10 ----------- * * NOTZERO 90 DONE * * NOTAT 58 DONE * * ZERO 115 DONE * _ NEWLINE MESSAGE 161 ANYKEY MESSAGE 162 ANYKEY MESSAGE 163 ANYKEY MESSAGE 164 ANYKEY MESSAGE 165 ANYKEY * _ CLEAR 115 _ _ NOTCARR 9 MESSAGE 166 ANYKEY MESSAGE 167 ANYKEY MESSAGE 168 ANYKEY DESC _ _ NOTCARR 5 MESSAGE 171 ANYKEY MESSAGE 167 ANYKEY DESC _ _ MESSAGE 169 ANYKEY MESSAGE 170 ANYKEY SET 90 LET 140 4 PROCESS 11 PROCESS 11 PROCESS 11 _ _ MESSAGE 168 ANYKEY PLUS 30 2 GOTO 13 DESC -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 11 ----------- * * NOTSAME 140 141 PLUS 141 1 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 11 * * CLEAR 141 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 PROCESS 2 DONE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 12 ----------- * * NOTAT 27 DONE * * ZERO 118 SET 118 LET 117 2 * * MINUS 117 1 MESSAGE 182 _ _ ZERO 117 MESSAGE 183 PROCESS 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 13 ----------- * * ANYKEY CLS MESSAGE 176 NEWLINE MESSAGE 177 NEWLINE TURNS SCORE END -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS 14 ----------- * * CLS NEWLINE MESSAGE 176 NEWLINE MESSAGE 186 * * INK 5 * _ ZERO 76 NOTCARR 13 ZERO 119 MES 187 MES 195 SYSMESS 46 MES 189 SYSMESS 47 MES 188 SYSMESS 48 * _ ZERO 76 NOTCARR 13 NOTZERO 119 MES 187 MES 195 SYSMESS 47 MES 189 SYSMESS 48 * _ ZERO 76 CARRIED 13 ZERO 119 MES 187 MES 195 SYSMESS 47 MES 188 SYSMESS 48 * _ ZERO 76 CARRIED 13 NOTZERO 119 MES 187 MES 195 SYSMESS 48 * _ NOTZERO 76 NOTCARR 13 ZERO 119 MES 187 MES 189 SYSMESS 47 MES 188 SYSMESS 48 * _ NOTZERO 76 NOTCARR 13 NOTZERO 119 MES 187 MES 189 SYSMESS 48 * _ NOTZERO 76 CARRIED 13 ZERO 119 MES 187 MES 188 SYSMESS 48 * _ NOTZERO 76 CARRIED 13 NOTZERO 119 MESSAGE 193 ANYKEY MESSAGE 194 PLUS 30 4 _ _ INK 6 NEWLINE NEWLINE TURNS SCORE END