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As far as commands go, GERM LAB will understand TAKE, SEARCH, DROP, and so on. Other than N, S, E, W, U, and D for directions, the The goal in this interactive novel is to find the insane Dr. Crother Turcot who's hiding in the heart of The North American Biological Initiative Laboratory and who's threatening to kill humanity by releasing the deadly mutated virus of Procrox-s. er, spent a ton of dough on his hobby of writing interactive fiction, so, if you, as a user, feel GERM LAB has given you as much pleasure as some of the games for which you've paid through the nose, feel free to send Shem whatever you think GERM LAB was wo Shem the Penman believes that Apple users should only have to pay for software that is worth something to them. Consequently, Shem has decided to self-distribute his Shemware line of interactive fiction through BBSes and user groups. Shem has, howev|)!)<R3i?!<R4j-)!)<R5k)!)<R6lT)!)<"R7nh)!)<"R8q)!)<sTFuHUSTON!)' 3'"IAV!<"IBZE)!)<"IC^H)!)<"IDb0)!)<"R1fq)!)<R2hPROuHUSTON!)' '$GLII4d!c7;TYPE?M)!P);"GL6i!;REST.SAVE;LIST.LOCK;, please mail a donation or contribution to the following address:"i:29:"Shem the Penman Software":29:"P.O. Box 9074":29:"Metairie, LA 70005"::"By sending at least $5, you will become a Registered Contributor and will then"\j"be on Shem the Penman Software, the small":"cottage software home of Shem the Penman, who wrote, coded, and distributed":"GERM LAB. The pitch concludes with the following words:"Gi:"If you're enjoying GERM LAB and want to help keep Shem's small boys in shoesLLwLLL) `8` ԠŬLLʮq$6,⨁ K6, VtI=v!gNVt Vt  lg~T׾پھؾ p  Lp ɛ۾TYPE>ABComputer Room Above you and out of reach is the locked hatch that leads to the cabin. In the middle of this stainless steel room there's a small computer and monitor on a molded plastic desk. Several doors exit this room. rm--Shem worked like a dog to put it together just the way it is. sh and to give these copies to others, as well as to upload and download GERM LAB from free, public BBSes and commercial systems as long as there is no charge for GERM LAB itself. Please do not pass this disk or series of programs along in modified foed envelop please--Shem's is a remarkably low-budget outfit. Although GERM LAB is the copyrighted work of Shem the Penman Software and is not in the public domain, the author grants permission to users of this program to make as many copies as they wiresents the initial release of a planned line of interactive novels and stories. Write to Shem at his post office box if you'd like to get on his mailing list to be notified of future releases of his line of Shemwarez. Include a self-stamped self-addressCEF man by some and an introverted hermit by others, Shem spends his time away from his fulltime job as a high school English teacher writing paperback novels and interactive fiction on his Apple IIc. GERM LAB is Shem's first major-length program and rep GERM LAB was conceived, written, programmed, debugged, and distributed for all interested Apple II owners by Shem the Penman, sole owner of Shem the Penman Software. Shem is something of a deep mystery to everyone who knows him. Called a Renaissancees. If you have two drives, put Side 1 in Drive 1 and Side 2 in Drive 2.simply type SAVE and then follow the instructions. To restore a game that you've saved, type RESTORE and follow the simple directions. Up to 10 games can be saved on the second side of the GERM LAB disk. Keep the caps locked key depressed at all tima, so read the descriptions carefully and formulate your commands from the descriptions. In some cases, GERM LAB will recognize and respond to more than two-word instructions, such as LOOK UNDER TABLE or PUT CARD IN SLOT. To save a game in progress, game recognizes a large variety of two-word commands. To enjoy the game fully, experiment around. LOOK is the most often used command, and you should use it liberally. Most of the time, the commands spring logically from the descriptions of each areMomento Mori Room You had read about this room in your perusal of NABIL's files, but it had not seemed very believable at the time. Afterall, what kind of man would collect momentos of the history of biological warfare? Standing in this room makes the anElevator Alcove This is a small alcove with shiny metal elevator doors to the north. A computer-generated voice tells you that the doors will not open until you state the password. .<R23<R24T<R257<R26<R27t<R28]<sR19OB,!B,<R20Pa<%SUCONR.B,!B,<IINTB,!B,<FMLV2B,!B,<R21a<#R22n to the south and a tiny elevator awaits you. Still nude, you enter the elevator. The door slides silently closed. After taking a deep breath, you look at the one button on the panel: an arrow on it points down. Decontamination Upon entering this room, a red light starts to flash and a computer-generated voice tells you to put everything, including your clothes in the sterilization bin to your north. After complying with the instructions, a small door slides opeof this room. Storeroom The storeroom is a big disappointment. You had hoped to find something here to help you defeat the security systems, but all you see is row upon row of canned foods and boxes of Charmin toilet tissue. There's a well-scrubbed sink in one corner room. File Room The east wall of this room is made up of file cabinets. On the north wall is a framed photograph of an American president. It looks like something has been written in one of its corners. There's a turned-over wooden table in one corner of the ver double--not just thousands of soldiers fighting in a declared war. There's a glassed in case in one corner of this chamber of horrors. ld War I photograph of a German soldier bent over double, hacking his lungs out from a mustard gas attack. Anger floods through you, and fear too. If Dr. Turcot is able to release the Procrox-s into the atmosphere, it will be humanity that will be bent oHJswer obvious: a man like Dr. Crother Turcot. You slowly turn and your eyes and mind struggle to apprehend the full significance of man's ability to kill his fellow man. Amongst the many pictures, one in particular nails your imagination: the grainy WorHall You're at the eastern end of the long hall. There are doors to the north, south, and east. ou. Behind you and several miles to the north is Cheyenne Mountain, the granite home of NORAD, America's early-warning defense center. You shiver suddenly as the brisk November Colorado wind ices through your down parka, and you suddenly wish you were baUWXtually seen it, or the lab for that matter, and it's nearly impossible to tell much about it from here because the cabin is obscured by tall pine trees and rough underbrush, not to mention the electrified, chainlink fence no more than 50 feet in front of y IT BEGINS Waving at the departing helicopter, you walk through knee-high meadow grass that overlooks the large A-frame cabin that is your destination. Although you've heard a great deal about this place, you've never ach those words, she slips into unconsciousness.n Carl as Adam... he'll play God, I guess... you need the combination codes... they're..." At this point her voice cracks, and her tongue struggles to wet her lips so she can continue. "Water... water... I can't... talk... without water..." Witkeeps the deadliest things we've cultured... you must get down there and help Herb... he's infected too... and he doesn't have much time... I ... he's got Andra... an insane plan to destroy humanity and start over again with Andra as the new Eve and his soying," she says, resignation in her voice, "and you can't help me... but you must stop Turcot... you must! Dr. Fitzroy is somewhere down in Level Five, trying to get into Germ Lab. Only Turcot knows how to get in there-- it's his private lab... where he QSTharsh voice, "You mustn't touch me. Dr. Turcot put biosporsin-3a in my food last night... it's a vicious fungal infection that's spread by touch." She coughs violently, and a bubble of red froth escapes the corners of her once lovely mouth. "I'm d Susan Chin looks up at you, her eyes fluttering uncontrollably. You notice that there's a thin greenish mold growing on the walnut brown of her high cheekbones. As you bend down to lift her up, she gains control of her eyes. "No!" she rasps in a ck in the warm, comfortable sanctuary of NORAD Security, the department which you have headed for the past seven years. The swirling grey clouds above you promise a major storm that will unquestionably bury this part of the world in white and make your task even more difficult. You sigh once and then let that thought go since it does nothing for accomplishing the job at hand. "Now," you think to yourself, "how am I going to get past the security barriers that Dr. Turcot has undoubtedly changed and enhance he can release into the atmosphere Procrox-s, the virulent, self-mutating anthrax/swine flu derivative that he and his team of five top biologists and genetic engineers have spent the last three years developing and testing to perfection--the perfection ]_`s incident doesn't foreshadow the outcome of your assignment. And what an assignment--the biggest of your career: To break into the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory (NABIL) and render the apparently insane Dr. Crother Turcot harmless beforBossman-- Have fun, sucker! This'll teach you not to mess with Marty Doss. Use the pen to write your will. Your pal Marty "Great, just great," you swear, kicking yourself for carelessness, hoping that thiis written in his practically illiterate chicken-scratch handwriting.rate systems--with useless deadweight! The pack now contains four volumes of the Encyclopedia Americana, a stale cherry danish, a BIC pen, and an empty paper sack. Scrawled on the bag is a message from the worthless, petty-minded loafer, and the message on the job only the week before and whom you had chewed out royally. Fearing the worst, you open the backpack...and your suspicions are realized. Marty has replaced your carefully chosen gear--small arms and electronic equipment to overcome NABIL's elabos blueprints yet one last time. And you didn't go back to get it. Instead, it was brought to you... by a grinning Marty Doss, one of the subcontracted, low-level security guards. Marty Doss, the worthless, weasel-like slacker who had been caught sleepingY[\ked in the backpack since you originally put your equipment in it, and, suddenly, a terrible thought explodes in your mind: you had left the backpack in the supply room when you went to your office to review Dr. Crother Turcot's security file and the lab'The first barrier, the electrified fence no more than 50 feet to the south, is all too obvious. You let your backpack full of supplies fall to the thick grass. It hits with a surprisingly heavy thud that sounds quite suspicious. You haven't actually looed?" of sure death for 99.98% of the human population on earth if the organism gets out of NABIL. Shaking your head in disbelief for probably the hundredth time this morning, your mind races through the unbelievable contact with the biological lab some four hours ago. The words that flashed on your computer link-up with NABIL were seared into your memory. Closing your eyes, you can almost see those terrifying phrases coming up on the monitor in Dr. Fitzroy's painfully slow typewriting, words that are obviouslst. A thick stand of aging pine trees is off to the east. The herd of hungry deer block your way to the north. egenly, the adrenaline ready to gush into your veins. You relax when you see a small herd of mule deer getting ready to graze on the meadow grass. One of the animals gently approaches you. You can't help but think of Bambi. There's a small path to the weThicket Area You can see the cabin some 400 yards to the south. Access to the fence here is difficult at best due to dense thickets and thorn bushes that have overgrown it since it was built over three years ago. You hear a noise behind you and turn suddard the electrified fence that surrounds NABIL. nstallations in the world and to disable, or, if necessary, kill, the insane scientist, one of the best minds of his generation, who, for some unknown reason, has decided to murder humanity. Mumbling things about Marty Doss's paternity, you walk south towpment to speak of but your brains, your courage, and your iron-willed determination to do a job right, whatever the job. You take a deep breath and begin your heroic struggle to conquer the security systems of one of the most sophisticated technological iacdt from releasing the Procrox-s and destroying mankind. Straightening your shoulders, you hurl the backpack and encyclopedias at a nearby pine tree, keeping the danish, BIC pen, and empty paper sack. So here you are, outside the electrified fence, no equiAnd then the message had been terminated. You had tried to reestablish communication--but to no avail. And, when the top brass at NORAD saw the print-out of Dr. Fitzroy's words, they had ordered you to go in, to do whatever was necessary to stop Dr.Turcoy coming from arthritic fingers that can't keep up with a frenzied mind.Dead End You've come to a dead end. A huge granite wall towers to the west, at the foot of which are numerous boulders that must weigh several tons each. To the north the meadow continues, but you don't want to go that way since you notice an infestationce a part of the log you're sitting on. Staring intently at the lightning-damaged wood, the artistic part of you appreciates the various patterns that weather and bugs have etched there. Looking to the south, it dawns on you that, because you're still on amos to the east drown out all the sounds of the forest. The fence continues to bar passage to the west. You indulge yourself with a relaxing moment of meditation. You absentmindedly kick at one of many long, straight, sturdy branches, a branch that was onPeaceful Spot Sweating from the exertion, you have managed to negotiate the difficult rockslide safely, and you sit down on a dead log amid the many round boulders of various sizes to rest and think. You look around for a moment or two. The rushing water you closer to the front of the cabin, while going west will bring you to its rear. Mid-Compound The chainlink nemesis is to your east, but there's no way you can get over that obstacle from here. The zigzagging fence also impedes your progress to the north, where you can see the pine tree that you examined earlier. Going south will getrom perusing the blueprints, the rear of the cabin is solid pine facade over foot-thick steel walls. You notice a small crack in the pine covering. Behind Cabin You're directly behind the cabin now, but the situation here looks bleak. Since the cabin's west side was built right next to a sheer granite cliff, there's no hope of going in that direction. And, for security reasons, as you well remember fate east. There's a rockslide to the south. Slope Top You're about as far as you're going to get from the cabin now, and you can barely see its roof several hundred yards to the southwest. Movement north is blocked by fallen timber, and a deadly-looking plunge into a rushing stream is to the immediified fence. Looking around, you also notice a pile of leaves.Pine Tree Although you're getting further east of the cabin, the overall situation looks a little more promising. There's a large pine tree here, and some of its untrimmed branches--a real security lapse in your mind--have grown over the top of the electr of the species of ticks that carry the deadly Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. The fallen rocks block your way to the south. slight slope, the zigzagging fence in that direction is only about six feet higher than you are now. Dog Run Fifteen stir-crazy Doberman Pinschers bark, snarl, drool, and snap at you from the south and west, where, thank God, they are caged within a large, L-shaped dog run. To protect the integrity of the compound, these dogs are released every night by Granite Fissure You stand above NABIL's landfill, the natural granite fissure that man has widened into a gigantic garbage receptacle. Mentally blocking out the smell of three years worth of biodegradable waste takes plenty of concentration on your part. hes its way down the mountain. tvven deeper three years ago by the Army Corps of Engineers to provide a place for NABIL's garbage lies to the south. The fence, which follows the curvature of the land, also blocks your way to the east, where you can still see the rushing stream as it crasWest of Stream The security fence towers over you to the north. About 100 yards to the west is the long eastern side of the cabin, and you hear rustling noises, like a nervous man pacing through leaves, from that direction. A deep fissure that was made eC ! <R14GB,B,<BEAR)!)<#R15IB,B,<R16KB, B,<R17LB,B,<R18M<<N"R9u)!)<#R10xR!<#R11{)!)<#R12~)!)<#R13)!)<,INSTRUCTIONS@M!<*BACKGROUNDDou raw. prCarl Turcot, Dr. Turcot's son, a man in his late 30's who has never escaped the shadow of his father's brilliance and who still lives with the aging scientist. An electronic lock holds the sturdy chainlink door in place so the dogs can't get out and eat y Although there might be some items in the deep hole that you could use, there would be no way to get back up if you moved south and somehow managed to survive the 50-foot plunge into the compound's trash. The fence blocks your way to the east, but througwye only thing that is in this large room is a plain, circular wooden table, the sort of table you'd expect to find at THE YA'LL COME B-B-Q in Memphis. } steel sliding door that leads into the lab's first level blocks your way to the north. A thin slot that a credit card would fit in is next to the door. Nothing hangs on the walls, nothing at all. There's no carpet on the muddy wooden floor. In fact, thInside Cabin You're now in the cabin, which, because of its A-frame, reminds you of a chapel. For a moment you ponder that small irony, thinking of Dr. Jamais' body stiffening outside in the cold. You look quickly at this sparse room. A closed, stainlessn into the lab! The fence prevents progress to the south and a dense stand of trees keeps you from going north. But that's not important, for the cabin's steel door is directly to your west, and it's wide open. z|ile trying to run for freedom. Scratched in the cold, packed earth on which he now lies are two nearly indistinguishable words: RIP PANACEA. You think of burial, but there's no time. The same fate awaits humanity if you don't get into the cabin and dowOutside Cabin Bad news. You find the body of Dr. Leonard Jamais, which you recognize from his file photograph, several feet from the cabin's solid steel door. There's a large pool of dried blood around the biologist's head, suggesting that he was shot whh the pine trees you can see the entrance to the cabin some 50 yards to the west. Lab Entrance The steel door slides silently closed behind you. You're now sealed in the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory with an insane genius who controls some of the most deadly germs and viruses on the face of the earth. The floor is higCOMPUTER ROOM  80- C$"N"R15:90B C$"S"R17:90W C$"E"R16:90l C$"W"R18:90 C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):150 C$"LOOK COMPUTER"ĺ"It's an Apple IIe.":150 C$"TAKE COMPUTER"ĺ"It's securely fastened to the table.":15 :T FOR EACH ROOM! P:">";C$:8 ZD$"PREFIX /GL/TF"E dD$"FRE"X nD$"TYPE R";R"b x3620 BREAK INTO ROOM SUBROUTINES R13150,280,490,680,820,970,1050,1130,1230,1360,1500,1640,1730,1800,1860,1940,2020,2220,2340,2420,2570,2640,2700 4 GERM LAB II Version 1.O May 18, 1986o COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(2(4)"PREFIX /GL/TF":A$(1)"":A$(10)"":A$(12)"":A$(15)""<D$(4):R14:90 F LINE 70 IS INPU When the elevator finally stops, a hatch that contains a white laboratory suit opens noiselessly. You put on the soft cotton, and the well-washed fabric feels delightful on your skin. You can exit to the south. Elevator The elevator plunges downward and your stomach almost seems to fly into your mouth. You are falling deep into the granite and concrete womb of the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory at what seems to be 32-feet per second/per second. nsors react and the chilly ladder silently retracts into the ceiling some twelve feet above your head. The circular hatch cover closes with a pneumatic finality that brings the taste of copper pennies to your mouth. You look around. Gripping the cold rungs of the man-made ladder with sweating palms, you lower yourself into the artifical womb of the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory. As your feet touch the floor of this first level of the under- ground complex, hidden sego, and yellow. Built into the wall next to the hatch is a small black box in which there is a tiny speaker. Next to the speaker is a black button. Below the speaker is a smaller box, and this one has five buttons on it, each a different color: red, white, purple, indihly polished and very clean, but its smoothness is broken by a circular hatchway. You bend over to examine the airtight hatch cover that you must open to get down into the lab. A steel wheel with eight spokes, each an inch thick, is on top of the hatch. 09 C$"LOOK DESK"ĺ"There's a computer on it.":150 (C$"TURN ON COMPUTER"C$"BOOT COMPUTER"C$"START COMPUTER"C$"REBOOT COMPUTER")CO1ĺ"Dr. Turcot has turned it off from his terminal down in Germ Lab.":1504 (C$"TURN ON COMPUTER"C$"BTurning to the east, your blood runs cold as you stare eyeball to eyeball at a 12-foot tall Rocky Mountain grizzly bear who is rising up on his hind legs no more than twenty feet away from you. Recalling a National Geographic Article, you know this is a sBlC$"LOOK SUSAN"C$"LOOK CHIN"ĺ"She looks terrible.":490vTS1C$"TALK SUSAN"C$"TALK CHIN"ĺ"You try to revive her, but she's unconscious.":490C$"GIVE WATER"NR1ĺ"It looks like she'll need more than water to help.":490(C$"G word 'tertiary.'":490XC$"LOOK BEHIND TABLE"C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"C$"SEARCH ROOM"ĺ"It looks like Susan has scratched the word 'tertiary' under the table with a paperclip.":490bTS0C$"TALK SUSAN"C$"TALK CHIN"ĺD$"TYPE SUCON":TS1:490 TABLE"ĺ"It's much too heavy to move.":490DC$"LOOK TABLE"(LT1TS1)ĺ"Dr. Susan Chin's still behind the table, but she's unconscious.":490NC$"LOOK WATERSTAINS"C$"LOOK WATERSTAIN"ĺ"Scratched under the table beneath the waterstains is thean't be removed.":4900C$"LOOK TABLE"(LT0TS0)ĺ"From behind the waterstained table you hear an animal-like moan coming from":"Susan Chin, one of Dr. Turcot's associates. As you bend to help her, she":"motions you away.":LT1:490.:C$"MOVEy of them.":490C$"LOOK PHOTOGRAPH"C$"LOOK PHOTO"ĺ"It's a signed 8x10 of Ronald Reagan. In the corner it says 'To a true Patriot,":"Dr. Crother Turcot.'":490&C$"TAKE PHOTOGRAPH"C$"TAKE PHOTO"ĺ"It is securely fastened to the wall and c02820:280$ FILE ROOM,80`C$"N"C$"S"C$"E"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):490uC$"W"R14:90C$"LOOK FILES"C$"LOOK CABINET"C$"LOOK DRAWERS"C$"OPEN FILES"C$"OPEN CABINET"ĺ"You open the drawers, but there's nothing in anĺ"Only Dr. Turcot has the key to this case.":280[C$"PICK LOCK"ĺ"With what?":280(C$"WITH CLIP"C$"CLIP")MO(9)1ĺ"You try to pick the lock with the paperclip, but it just doesn't work.":280C$"TAKE MUG"MO(10)0ĺA$(3):MO(10)1:28BREAK CASE"ĺ"It's solid oak. Your beating and pounding on it has no effect.":280C$"OPEN DOOR"ĺ"The door to the case is locked tight.":280C$"MOVE CASE"ĺ"It weighs hundreds of pounds. Forget it.":2804C$"OPEN LOCK"C$"UNLOCK CASE"S"SC1ĺ"You already did that. The rest won't break.":280C$"BREAK GLASS"SC0ĺ"You shatter the glass, but the only item you can reach is the mug.":SC1:MO(10)R:280C$"BREAK LOCK"ĺ"It's a Yale lock, and it can't be broken.":280UC$"80hC$"LOOK CASE"MO(10)0ĺ"It's made of highly-polished oak. Through the glass you can see gas":"grenades, gas masks, and vials of various liquids, all of which look":"dangerous.":280rC$"OPEN CASE"ĺ"It's locked.":280=|C$"BREAK GLASdepict death and suffering.":280^C$"LOOK CASE"MO(10)0ĺ"It's made of highly-polished oak. Through the glass you can see gas":"grenades, gas masks, and vials of various liquids, all of which look":"dangerous. There's also a mug in the case.":2They're firmly attached to the wall.":280 JC$"TAKE CASE"C$"MOVE CASE"C$"TILT CASE"C$"ROCK CASE"ĺ"Get real. It weighs a thousand pounds.":280#TC$"LOOK PHOTOS"C$"LOOK PHOTOGRAPHS"C$"LOOK PICTURES"ĺ"They're very similar. All vividly OOT COMPUTER"C$"START COMPUTER")CO0CO1:4020C 2820:150]  MOMENTO MORI ROOMe "80 ,C$"N"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):290 6C$"S"R14:90, @C$"TAKE PHOTOS"C$"TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS"C$"TAKE PICTURE"C$"TAKE PICTURES"ĺ"ign of imminent attack. IVE WATER"FM1TS1)ĺ"The water revives her for a moment and she mumbles a string of numbers that":"sound like 53148. Then she collapses.":NR1:490C$"TAKE SUSAN"C$"MOVE SUSAN"ĺ"You don't dare move her because you'll catch her infection.":4902820:490$ STOREROOM,80`C$"S"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):680uC$"N"R14:90C$"FILL MUG"MO(10)1ĺ"You turn on the sink and fill the mug.":FM1:680C$"LOOK SINK"ĺ"It's a well-scrubbed sink. The tap is$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):13600(nC$"S"R28:90p(xC$"TAKE PLANES"ĺ"They're hung too high too reach.":1360(C$"LOOK PLANES"ĺ"There's a plastic B-29, a wooden bi-plane, and some twenty other models.":1360)C$"SEARCH BED"ĺ"All you find is dian't take his blanket!":1230A'2C$"TAKE CHAIR"ĺ"No.":1230'<C$"TAKE MATTRESS"C$"MOVE MATTRESS"C$"SEARCH MATTRESS"ĺ"Quit farting around and save the world.":1230'F2820:1230'P BOBBY BARNER'S ROOM'Z80(dC$"N"C$"E"C$"W"Cg wooden chair.":1230;&C$"MOVE CHAIR"ĺ"Why?":1230&C$"LOOK UNDER BED"ĺ"There's a dime back in the corner, but you can't reach it. Probably there from":"earlier in the week after Dr. Turcot made his bed.":1230'(C$"TAKE BLANKET"ĺ"You c"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1230/%C$"W"R20:90%C$"STRIP BED"C$"REMOVE BLANKET"ĺ"You find a bare mattress beneath the blanket.":1230%C$"LOOK BED"ĺ"The bed has a blanket on top of it.":1230& C$"LOOK CHAIR"ĺ"It's an uncomfortable-lookin a blank page, someone has scrawled":"an obscenity about diary keepers.":1130$C$"MOVE NIGHTSTAND"C$"TAKE NIGHTSTAND"ĺ"You move the nightstand and find nothing.":1130$2820:1130$ DR. TURCOT'S ROOM$80%C$"N"C$"S"C$"E"C$wooden and about two feet high.":1130~#C$"OPEN DRAWER"DO0ĺ"You find a diary inside the drawer.":DO1:MO(11)R:1130#C$"OPEN DRAWER"DO1ĺ"The drawer is empty.":1130Q$C$"READ DIARY"MO(11)1ĺ"All of the pages have been ripped out. On90"8C$"S"R26:90/"BC$"E"R22:90D"LC$"W"R28:90d"VC$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1050t"`2820:1050"j ANDRA THOMAS' ROOM"t80"~C$"N"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1130"C$"S"R20:90(#C$"LOOK NIGHTSTAND"ĺ"It's oors are closed.":970!C$"GUPPY"ĺ"A computer enhanced voice tells you that the codeword is correct, but that Dr.":"Crother Turcot, director of NABIL, has sealed the door from Level IV.":970!2820:970! EAST HALL!$80".C$"N"R21:d to.":910$  ELEVATOR ALCOVE, 80 MO(2)0:MO(4)0:MO(5)0:MO(6)0:MO(9)0:MO(10)0:MO(14)0:MO(15)0:MO(16)0:MO(18)0:MO(19)0 C$"S"R32:90 C$"E"C$"W"ĺ"You'd hit a wall if you went that way.":970!C$"N"ĺ"The elevator dthe elevator. Push the button.":82062820:820I IN ELEVATORW:">";C$lC$"S"R19:90C$"N"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):910C$"I"C$"INVENTORY"ĺ"You're empty-handed now.":910 "Go south the way you're supposeally sealed.":820N\C$"D"ĺ"You have to push the elevator button.":820fC$"PUSH BUTTON"ĺA$(3):D$"TYPE FMLV2":910pC$"INVENTORY"C$"I"ĺ"Everything you had you put in the bin, which is now closed.":820'zC$"L"C$"LOOK"ĺ"You're in rld!":680S C$"LOOK FOOD"ĺ"Most national brands are well-represented.":680b*2820:680}4 DECONTAMINATION 1>80HC$"S"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"ĺ"There's nowhere to go but down.":820RC$"N"ĺ"The elevator door has been electronic0cC$"TAKE TISSUE"C$"TAKE CHARMIN"ĺ"Leave the supplies alone and stop wasting time.":680 C$"TAKE FOOD"ĺ"No sense in that. You don't have a can-opener.":680 C$"EAT FOOD"ĺ"Without a can opener? Control your appetites and save the wo dripping slightly.":680C$"TURN ON WATER"C$"TURN TAP"C$"TURN ON TAP"ĺ"Water is now running down the drain.":680C$"STOP DRAIN"C$"PLUG DRAIN"ĺ"There isn't any plug.":680C$"WIPE ASS"C$"WIPE BUTT"ĺ"Don't be a hemmorhoid!":68rty, yellow sheets.":1360X)C$"SMELL SHEETS"C$"SEARCH SHEETS"ĺ"Pee yew!":1360)C$"LOOK UNDER BED"ĺ"Do you make a habit out of this sort of thing?":1360)C$"LOOK SOCKS"ĺ"You count seven pairs of smelly socks.":1360Z*SS0C$"SEARCH SOCKS"ĺ"You find a plastic bag of marijuana in one of the socks.":SS1:MO(12)R:1360*C$"SEARCH SOCKS"SS1ĺ"There's nothing in the socks now but dried skin and toe-cheese.":1360+C$"TAKE SOCKS"C$"TAKE SOCK"ĺ"Even Bobby's mother wouldn'tC$"TURN ON STOVE"ĺ"It doesn't seem to work.":20208pC$"LOOK OVEN"C$"OPEN OVEN"ĺ"There's nothing but black, charred crust in there.":20209zC$"LOOK SINK"ĺ"It's full of dirty dishes. And the dishes are covered with green fungus.":"Better le see the infected maggot on it, and stick it back in the":"frig and slam the door. You hope you haven't been infected.":20207RC$"TAKE BUTTER"BK1ĺ"Better look at it first.":20207\C$"LOOK STOVE"ĺ"It's a Hotpoint electric range.":202068fre's a plate of rancid butter here.":BK1:202064C$"LOOK BUTTER"BK1ĺ"There's something in it--and it's alive!":BK2:20206>OF1C$"CLOSE REFRIGERATOR"OF0:"You close the icebox's door.":20207HC$"TAKE BUTTER"BK2ĺ"You take the butter,ungi and mold growing on it.":OF1:20205 C$"OPEN REFRIGERATOR"OF1ĺ"When you slammed the door, it jammed closed.":202016*OF1(C$"LOOK FOOD"C$"LOOK FUNGI")ĺ"You gag. Dr. Turcot has doctored the food. Fungi and mold grow everywhere.":"The94042820:1940#4 KITCHEN+480`4C$"N"C$"S"C$"W"C$"D"C$"U"ĺA$(4):2020u4C$"E"R31:904 C$"LOOK REFRIGERATOR"ĺ"It's a Whirlpool refrigerator.":2020*5OF0C$"OPEN REFRIGERATOR"ĺ"The frig is full of food, food with f23:903bC$"S"R24:9033lC$"E"R20:90H3vC$"W"R29:90h3C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1860x32820:18603 WEST HALL3803C$"N"R27:903C$"S"R25:903C$"E"R28:903C$"W"R32:904C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1NARD JAMAIS' ROOM280P2C$"N"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1800e2&C$"S"R29:9020(C$,3)"WER"(C$,3)"TER"ĺ"Leave the Eiffel Tower alone and get back to business.":18002:2820:18002D MID-EAST HALL2N80 3XC$"N"Ro read all the clippings on the walls.":"Each of them, however, in some way chronicles Dr. Turcot's accomplishments.":17301C$"TAKE CLIPPINGS"C$"TAKE CLIPPING"ĺ"They have been stuck on the wall with epoxy cement.":173012820:17302 LEOne.":1640/0C$"LOOK PHOTO"ĺA$(19):1640?02820:1640Y0 CARL TURCOT'S ROOMa0800C$"S"C$"E"C$"W"C$"D"C$"U"ĺA$(4):17300C$"N"R20:90~1C$"READ CLIPPINGS"C$"READ CLIPPING"ĺ"It would take the better part of a day tC$"E"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):16408/C$"N"R29:90/C$"LOOK TABLE"C$"LOOK NIGHT TABLE"ĺ"It's a cheap plastic nightstand without any drawers.":1640/C$"KISS PHOTO"ĺ"Smack!":1640 0C$"TAKE PHOTO"ĺ"Leave the man's personal effects alo$"MOVE CUSHION"ĺA$(3):1500.TC$"BREAK MIRROR"ĺ"It's a state-of-the-art polymer mirror which can't be broken. Besides, you":"can't afford seven years bad luck right now.":1500.^2820:1500.h HERB FITZROY'S ROOM.r80#/|C$"S"C$"W"ace stares back at you.":1500V-,C$"TAKE MIRROR"ĺ"Don't be narcissistic!":1500-6C$"SIT CUSHION"C$"SIT ON CUSHION"ĺ"You meditate quietly for ten refreshing minutes.":1500-@C$"TAKE CUSHION"ĺ"You can move it but not take it.":1500.JC"LOOK TAPESTRIES"C$"LOOK TAPESTRY"ĺ"They all look the same--scenes of Zen temples in Kyoto, Japan.":1500,C$"TAKE TAPESTRIES"C$"TAKE TAPESTRY"ĺ"Keep your hands off things that don't belong to you!":1500 -"C$"LOOK MIRROR"ĺ"Your handsome f take those socks!":1360++2820:1360D+ SUSAN CHIN'S ROOML+80+C$"S"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1500+C$"N"R28:90+C$"MOVE TAPESTRIES"C$"MOVE TAPESTRY"ĺ"You look behind all of them but find nothing.":1500o,C$aves the dishes alone.":20209C$"TAKE DISHES"C$"WASH DISHES"ĺ"Touching the dishes makes your skin crawl. You may be infected now.":NI1:2020:C$"OPEN PANTRIES"C$"LOOK PANTRIES"C$"SEARCH PANTRY"C$"SEARCH PANTRIES"ĺ"It's strange, but they're all empty.":2020b:C$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"It's an oak butcher-block Chef's Delight.":2020r:2820:2020: DINING ROOM:80:C$"S"C$"E"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2220:C$"N"R33:90:C$"W"R30:90I;C$"MOVE CHAIRS"ĺ"YouD$"PREFIX /GL/TF"" D$"FRE"5 D$"TYPE R";R"? 2970 R260,420,500,690,790,1030,1100,1270,1620,1720,2010,2160,2320 :">";C$: 250 C$"N"ĺ"The deer block your way. For some reason they're behaving strangely.":2602 C$"S"ĺ F50 P4170* ZD$"PREFIX /GL/TF"D d::D$"TYPE IA":140\ n:D$"TYPE IB":140x xD$"TYPE IC":140:4120 D$"TYPE ID":140:150 16384,128:49168,0: D$(4) A$(30),MO$(24),MO(24) 3490 TYPE ADDRESS SET 4 GERM LAB Version 1.0 May 18, 1986 n COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(D$(4):D$"PR#3"2::"Do you want to restore a game? (Y/N) ";C$:C$"Y"İ4170::4390 <C$"N"ĉ::80"Everything is in the bin where it's supposed to be.":2640Cx NI1ĺ"You were contaminated when you touched the dishes, and you suddenly feel very":"weak. A few moments later, you keel over and die a painful death.":3170Cn C$"I"(C$,3)"INV"ory the expensive television.":24206A 2820:2420MA ELEVATOR ALCOVEUA 80jA C$"N"R32:90A( C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2570A2 C$"S"ĺ"The elevator door won't open without the correct password.":2570B< (C$,4)"IARY"ĺ"Theere.":2420@ C$"PLAY GAME"C$"PLAY ARCADE GAME"ĺ"Unfortunately, you can't find a quarter in your pants pocket. No game for you.":2420@ C$"LOOK TV"ĺ"Nice. A 26-inch color Sony.":2420&A C$"KICK TV"C$"BREAK TV"ĺ"Full of anger, you dest.":2420y? C$"LOOK PING PONG TABLE"ĺ"It's a formica ping pong table, but the paddles and balls are missing.":2420? C$"TURN ON TV"C$"TURN OFF TV"ĺ"You click the button but nothing happens.":2420 @ C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"There's nothing th0> C$"S"R31:90b> C$"LOOK POOL TABLE"ĺ"It's a regulation size billiard table.":2420> C$"PLAY POOL"ĺ"The cues and balls are nowhere to be seen.":2420 ? C$"LOOK CARD TABLE"ĺ"It's a handsome, expensive, felt-covered, round poker table=$ ELEVATOR HALL=. 802=8 C$"N"R19:90G=B C$"S"R34:90\=L C$"E"R29:90q=V C$"W"R33:90=` C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2340=j 2820:2340=t RECREATION ROOM=~ 80= C$"N"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2420> C$"E"R32:9e.":2220O<C$"TAKE BUBBLEGUM"ĺ"It just won't seem to come loose.":2220< C$"LOOK BUBBLEGUM"ĺ"It's as old as you are.":2220< C$"LOOK PHOTOS"C$"LOOK PHOTOGRAPHS"ĺ"They're hideous photos of ugly germs and viruses.":2220= 2820:2220 move the chairs around, but it does no good. You find nothing.":2220;C$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"You can see your reflection in the highly-polished surface.":2220 <C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"You find a hard piece of bubblegum securely stuck to the undersid"The brush is too thick in that direction.":260G "C$"W"R2:190\ ,C$"E"R3:190{ 6C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):260 @C$"FEED"DE$ĺ"Okay. The small deer devours the cherry danish.":MO(1)0:260M JC$"SEARCH THICKETS"C$"SEARCH BUSHES"C$L$"THICKETS"C$L$"BUSHES"ĺ"All you get from this is scratched hands.":260 TC$"PET"DE$ĺ"It nuzzles up to your hand and immediately bites you.":BT1:260 ^C$"LOOK"DE$ĺ"One walks up to you. It's a scrawny mule deer, a female with sad brown ey BRANCHES"ĺ"They look like long old branches.":500&C$T$" BRANCH"C$T$" BRANCHES"ĺ"The tough old branches can't be removed.":5000C$"TAKE LEAVES"ĺ"They can't be taken.":500:C$L$"LEAVES"ĺ"They look like leaves.":500HDLS1C$ Donation 1 GERM LAB Hint Sheet $2.00 2 Autographed Page of Code from GERM LAB $2.00 3 Shemwarez List of Neat Computer HardOur 1986 Shemwarez List, destined to become a collector's piece by the turn of the century, is now available. Simply request a copy with your donation. Stuff Currently on Hand for Registered Contributors Only Item No. Description for getting something for nothing by contributing $5 to $10. This contribution is voluntary and should not be considered payment for software or services. Twice a day, and sometimes more often when his little children are hungry, Shem visits the followinrth to you in terms of fun for the money--doing so will keep Shem's wife off his back. If you thought GERM LAB sucked, then, of course, donate your money to a more worthy charity. If you liked the game and enjoyed it, however, you may appease your guilt any of which look weak.":500C$"CLIMB TREE"ĺ"Are you sure?":250:C$"YES"C$"Y"ĺ"Too bad. The branch broke. You fall thirteen feet!":4230:4190:520C$"NO"ĺ"Your good judgment deserves commendation.":5006C$"LOOK BRANCH"C$"LOOKot be climbed.":420+C$"E"R1:190JC$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):420C$L$"BOULDERS"C$L$"ROCKS"ĺ"The boulders are just about as big as a house.":4202590:420250C$L$"TREE"ĺ"It's an old pine tree with many long branches, mit first.":260 2590:260)250iC$"N"ĺ"The disease-carrying ticks will infect you.":420C$"S"ĺ"The huge boulders are impossible to pass.":420C$"W"C$"CLIMB CLIFF"C$"CLIMB ROCKS"C$"CLIMB BOULDERS"ĺ"The granite cliff cann the lip.":BT1:260|C$"FUCK"DE$ĺ"The baby deer screws you until you feel like you've been in a car accident.":4230:4190:260C$T$DE$ĺ"It backs off as soon as you approach it.":260C$"EAT"DE$ĺ"Meat on the hoof? You have to kill "Dope on Shem the Penman's G E R M L A B"W ::26:"1) A little background."w :26:"2) A quick pitch." :26:"3) Plug for Shemwarez List." :26:"4) Playing instructions." :26:"5) Play GERM LAB." :26:"6) Quit and I D$(4): GERM LAB COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Softwarej D$"PR#3":D$"-/GL/PRO/TYPE"::35:13:"G E R M L A B":48:13:19:"Copyright (c) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software"::32:"All rights reserved":48:/ :4:18:=es.":260 hC$"KILL"DE$ĺ"Any one who'd kill a baby deer doesn't have what it takes to save humanity.":"A large rattlesnake pops out of nowhere, and you die painfully.":4070rC$"KISS"DE$ĺ"It French-kisses like a pro! But if also bites you on"SEARCH LEAVES"ĺ"There's nothing here now but dirty old leaves.":500NC$"SEARCH LEAVES"ĺ"You find an old can of beer.":LS1:500X(C$L$"CAN"C$L$"BEER")(LS1MO(4)1)ĺA$(13):500vC$"N"ĺA$(4):500C$"S"ĺA$(1):500 C$"E"R4:190 C$"W"R1:190?C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):500N2590:500W250C$"N"ĺ"A large stand of fallen timber blocks your way.":690C$"S"C$"D"ĺ"You stumble down awkwardly through the rockslide.":R7:190dC$"E"ĺ"It's suYou are electrocuted.":4070~"C$L$"BRANCH"ĺ"It's seven feet long and quite sturdy. It's also somewhat limber.":1100"(C$"VAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT"C$"JUMP FENCE")MO(7)1ĺ"With what?":1100#(C$"VAULT FENCE"C$ER"C$"MOVE BOULDER"C$"PUSH ROCK"ĺ"Rolling a small boulder starts a slide that buckles part of the fence. A good-":"sized hole resullts.":PB1:1100"PB1(C$"GO HOLE"C$"ENTER HOLE")ĺ"Unfortunately, the rocks didn't turn off the electricity. "ROLL BOULDERS"C$"ROLL ROCKS"C$"PUSH BOULDERS"C$"MOVE BOULDERS"C$"PUSH ROCKS"ĺ"Rolling a small boulder starts a slide that buckles part of the fence. A good-":"sized hole resullts.":PB1:1100!C$"ROLL BOULDER"C$"ROLL ROCK"C$"PUSH BOULDown instantly.":1100tC$L$"BOULDERS"C$L$"ROCKS"C$L$"ROCK"C$L$"BOULDER"ĺ"They are of various sizes and shapes.":1100~C$"MOVE LOG"C$"LOOK LOG"C$"TAKE LOG"ĺ"It's a massive old log that's deeply buried in the ground.":1100 C$D"ĺA$(4):1030!B2590:1030*L250VC$"N"C$"U"ĺ"You made it down, but there's no way you'll ever make it back up that way.":1100`C$"S"C$"W"C$"D"ĺA$(1):1100jC$"E"ĺ"The raging flow of swirling mountain water would suck you dDB1:"runs. You take some rope that you find where he crashed through the bushes.":MO(5)1:MO(4)0:790t250C$"N"ĺA$(1):1030C$"S"R8:190$C$"E"ĺ"The zigzagging fence is in your way.":1030.C$"W"R5:1908C$"U"C$"70GC$"HIT BEAR"ĺ"You fool! You just committed suicide.":4070C$"N"C$"S"C$"E"C$"W"C$"RUN"C$"UP"C$"D"ĺ"You're not going to get out of this by running.":890"You must deal with the bear before you do anything else.":890kexplodes, driving a sliver of metal into the bear's temple. He":1020C$"PET BEAR"ĺ"You just lost an arm and a hell of a lot of blood. You're dying.":4070C$"FEED BEAR"MO(1)1ĺ"The bear gobbles down the danish and has you for desert.":40ver of metal into the bear's temple. He":1020(C$"WITH CARD"MO(8)1)(C$"WITH PAPER"MO(6)1)ĺ"You'll have to do better than that. The bear smashes you with one huge paw.":4240:4190HMO(4)1(C$"WITH BEER"C$"WITH CAN")ĺ"The rusty can nd then the monstrous bear clobbers you.":4240:4190:MO(7)0C$"WITH PEN"MO(2)1ĺ"David you aren't; but Goliath he is. The bear tosses the pen aside and hits":"you.":4240:41901C$"GIVE BEER"MO(4)1ĺ"The rusty can explodes, driving a sliC$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):790+f2590:790CpD$"TYPE BEAR":890Mz250:C$"KILL BEAR"C$"ATTACK BEAR"ĺ"With what?":890C$"LOOK BEAR"ĺ"Jeez, he's huge! And he looks hungry!":890?C$"WITH BRANCH"MO(7)1ĺ"The branch breaks first, a!":880e4DB1C$L$"CRACK"ĺ"It's a very tiny crack. You can see solid steel behind it.":790>C$"S"ĺ"You're as far south as you can get.":790HC$"E"R6:190RC$"W"ĺ"The towering granite cliff halts progress to the west.":790\"R3:190$C$"U"ĺA$(4):690C$L$"ROCKSLIDE"ĺ"It looks rather treacherous, but, if you're careful, you might make it down":"safely.":690 2590:690250 C$"N"ĺA$(1):790 *DB0C$L$"CRACK"ĺ"You hear something behind youre death to go that way. Do you want to drown?"::250:C$"YES"ĺ"You die a watery death.":4070C$"NO"ĺ"Your good judgment deserves commendation.":690C$L$"STREAM"ĺ"It's a roaring, white-water, rushing river of a stream.":690 C$"W"POLEVAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT")(PB0MO(7)1)ĺ"The fence was too high and you were too heavy. Your rib cage is":"impaled on electrified barbwire.":4070#(PB1MO(7)1)C$"VAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT"İ1240:190$2590:1100$"Although the branch strains from your weight, it's strong enough to get you":"over the now-buckled electrified fence successfully."9%BT1ĺ"Unfortunately, you were infected with Cervidae Coccus when the deer bit you.":"And that infection is yourself.":4070_2|C$"VAULT FENCE"C$"POLEVAULT"ĺ"The slope is too steep to vault up."|2C$"S"C$"D"R10:1902C$"U"ĺA$(4):16202C$"W"R8:190 3C$L$"FISSURE"ĺ"You have to get there first. From here it's nothing spectacularand and over the fence, never to be seen again.":MO(3)01hC$"E"C$"N"ĺ"Because you're on the downside of a slope, the fence is now impassable both to":"the east and north.":16202rC$"ENTER HOLE"ĺ"You just electrocuted humanity, not to mention@"If you don't attack the dog with the right item, you don't get out of here in one piece.":15100J PEACEFUL SPOT SUBROUTINE0T250:1^MO(3)1ĺ"A violent, sudden gust of wind, presaging the incoming storm, blows the paper":"sack out of your h"dogs snap at each other.":DD1:1560/6C$"WITH BRANCH"MO(7)1ĺ"You hit him right on the nose, and, with his tail between his legs, he runs to":"the far end of the kennal, where the dogs attack each other!":DD1:1560/;C$"QUIT"ĺA$(3):4070g0t?":250:C$"WITH HANDS"ĺ"He just bit them off. The other dogs turn on you and rip you to shreds.":4070(/,C$"ATTACK DOG"ĺ"With what?":250:C$"WITH BRANCH"MO(7)1ĺ"After you hit him on the nose, he runs to the far end of the kennel, where the":er and runs to the far end of the cage, where all the dogs":"proceed to bite each other.":1560l-1570-"You drop the branch, grab the paper, and run, slamming the door closed behind":"you.":DD1:MO(7)0:MO(6)1:1270m."C$"KILL DOG"ĺ"With whahis fellow dogs, completely mad with bloodlust.":4070,C$"PET DOG"C$"PET DOBERMAN"ĺ"He bites off two fingers from your hand and you slowly bleed to death.":4070b-C$"HIT DOG"ĺ"With what?":250:C$"WITH BRANCH"MO(7)1ĺ"Bam! He yelps in angr's now about eight feet away from you, but the biggest doberman is now":"charging you, a rabid-looking white foam gushing from his cavernous mouth."+2508,(C$,3)"RUN"C$"N"C$"U"ĺ"The vicious Doberman rips you to pieces and then turns":"on (MO(9)1DD0MO(2)0)C$"WITH CLIP"C$"WITH PAPERCLIP"ĺ"It worked beautifully. You open the door and step into the dog run.":MO(9)0:1500*(C$,2)"WI"ĺ"You can't pick a sophisticated electronic lock with that!":1460*1280+"The papepy.":1270e)MO(2)0C$"PICK LOCK"ĺ"It can't be done. The BIC's jammed in too tightly.":1270)DD0C$"PICK LOCK"ĺ"With what?":1460)DD1MO(2)0C$"PICK LOCK"ĺ"The lock can't be picked a second time.":1270)2590:1270)250*"It's a state-of-the-art electronic lock and can not be broken.":1270(xC$"ENTER DOG RUN"C$"GO DOG RUN"ĺ"You can only do that if you open the lock.":1270 )C$"READ PAPER"DD1MO(6)1ĺ"There's nothing to read. It's a picture of a fantail gupMO(2)1C$"PUT PEN IN LOCK"ĺA$(3):MO(2)0:"Now your BIC's stuck in the lock.":1270'ZC$"OPEN LOCK"ĺ"There's only one way to open this lock.":1270'dMO(2)0C$"TAKE PEN"ĺ"Sorry. It's stuck in the lock for good.":1270H(nC$"BREAK LOCK"ĺC$"CLIMB CAGE"ĺ"Are you out of your mind? 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You drop over, dead!":4070C%R9:L%250a%C$"N"R6:190% C$"S"ĺ"The dog run blocks your way.":1270%C$"E"R9:190%C$"W"ĺ"The L-shaped dog run blocks your way.":1270\&(C$"CLIMB DOG RUN"C$"U".":162032590:1620V3"An old stump protrudes from the edge of the fissure."_3250{3C$"N"C$"U"R9:1903TR1(C$"D"C$"CLIMB DOWN"C$"GO DOWN ROPE")ī19203TR0(C$"D"C$"S")ĺ"You fall 30 feet straight down.":18504C$"E"ĺA$(4):1730(4C$"W"R11:190h4C$L$"STUMP"ĺ"It's an old stump, solid as a rock.":17304(C$"TIE ROPE TO STUMP"C$"TIE ROPE")MO(5)1ĺ"You tie the rope to the stump.":TR1:MO(5)110:173035C$"LOWER ROPE"MO(5)1ĺ"You just droppeneed to insert the appropriate card in the slot.":2160BC$"LOOK SLOT"ĺ"It's a small slot, the size a credit card would fit nicely in.":2160BC$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"Looks just like a stainless steel door.":2160'CC$L$"UNDER TABLE"ĺ"There's nothe-foot steel.":2160RAC$"U"ĺ"You'd need wings to reach the ceiling.":2160AMO(8)1(C$"PUT CARD IN SLOT"C$"INSERT CARD")ĺ"The stainless steel door opens, revealing a sterile room to the north.":D(1)1:MO(8)0:21609BC$"OPEN DOOR"ĺ"You ry, you nibble down the danish.":MO(1)0G@C$"N"D(1)1R13:190`@C$"W"ĺA$(5):2160y@C$"N"ĺA$(5):2160@C$"S"C$"W"ĺ"There's a solid wall in that direction.":2160@C$"E"R11:190AC$"D"ĺ"The floor is solid oak over threĺ"Leave the poor guy's body alone, you ghoul.":2010?RC$"KICK BODY"C$"UNDRESS BODY"ĺ"A hero wouldn't do such a thing.":2010?\C$"DRINK BLOOD"C$L$"BLOOD"ĺ"Don't be macabre.":2010?f2590:2010?p250*@zMO(1)1ĺ"Feeling rather hungcept one paperclip.":SB1:2010n>4C$"LIFT BODY"C$"MOVE BODY"MO(8)0ĺ"You find"MO$(8)".":MB1:2010>>C$"TAKE BODY"ĺ"Dr. Jamais, a lover of fine French cuisine, weighs 365 pounds. Forget it.":20107?HC$"LIFT BODY"C$"MOVE BODY"MO(8)0lls down into a crevice where":"you can't get it back.":MO(4)0:2010= SB1C$"SEARCH BODY"ĺ"You've found all there is to find and taken all there is to take.":2010!>*C$"SEARCH BODY"ĺ"You go through all the pockets but fail to find anything ex"use to anyone except rats and scavengers.":1940C<2590:1940L<250e<C$"N"ĺA$(4):2010~<C$"S"ĺA$(4):2010<C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4)<C$"E"R10:190< C$"W"R12:190H=MO(4)1ĺ"You stumble and drop the can of beer, which rofely back to the top.":1730;C$"LOOK PIT"C$"LOOK"C$"L"ĺ"It's a groddy, filthy mess that stinks to high heaven. Fleas and rats abound.":19403<C$"SEARCH PIT"ĺ"You rummage through the mounds of garbage for a while but find nothing of any":")ĺ"The number 11348 is written on it. A sudden gust of wind blows the paper out":M1:"of your hands.":1940:M1(C$"TAKE PAPER"C$"READ PAPER"C$L$"PAPER")ĺ"The paper's gone for good.":1940;TR1(C$"CLIMB ROPE"C$"U")ĺ"You make it saem.":18609 DOWN IN PIT9"Now that you're safely down in the filthy garbage pit, you look at the years":"of trash accumulation. There's a piece of paper here that might be of use."9250q:M0(C$"TAKE PAPER"C$"READ PAPER"C$L$"PAPERcans, broken":"bottles, and other debris surrounds you. It's a nasty, dirty place.":18608lC$"U"ĺ"No way. You're down here for good.":4070 9v"Injured down here in the garbage pit, your options are definitely limited and that wasn't one of th$L$"PAPER")ĺ"It's a crumpled piece of paper with the number 11348 written on it. A sudden gust of wind blows it out of your hand and the pit.":SZ1:1860]8bC$L$"PIT"C$"LOOK"ĺ"Your shattered legs rest on a soft mound of decaying garbage. Tin 6:"You're now in the pit, but you broke both legs in the fall. There's a piece of paper here."l6D2506NSZ1(C$"TAKE PAPER"C$"READ PAPER"C$L$"PAPER")ĺ"That piece of paper is gone for good.":18607XSZ0(C$"TAKE PAPER"C$"READ PAPER"Cd the rope into the dump for good.":MO(5)0:1730f5C$"LOWER ROPE"(MO(5)110TR1)ĺA$(3):17305&C$"TAKE ROPE"C$"UNTIE ROPE"MO(5)110ĺ"The rope slips from your hands as you untie it, falling into the pit.":MO(5)0:TR0:1730602590:1730cing but dried bbq sauce there.":2160cCC$T$"TABLE"ĺ"It's too heavy to lift or move.":2160sC 2590:2160|C 250C C$"N"C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"ĺA$(4):2320 D$ C$"S"ĺ"The stainless steel door, which slid shut moments ago, cannot be reopened.":2320kD. C$"D"ĺ"You can't go down until you've figured out how to release the locked hatch.":2320D8 C$L$"HATCH"ĺ"It's made of solid stainless steel and is chillingly cold to the touch.":2320-EB C$L$"COVER"ĺ"It's the sort of hatch cover ggot. Are you crazy? Have you been sniffing glue?":SR C$"PenmaN"Ĺ234,13:hR C$""ĺ"Huh?":R MO(1)1C$L$"DANISH"ĺA$(10):R MO(2)1C$L$"PEN"ĺA$(11):R MO(3)1C$L$"SACK"ĺA$(12):S MO(4)1(C$L$"CAN"C$L$"BEER")ĺA$(EAT DANISH"ĺ"It tasted simply delicious.":MO(1)0:jQ (C$,4)"HELP"ĺD$"TYPE /GL/TF/INSTRUCTIONS":Q C$"CLIMB FENCE"ĺ"You're not quite close enough to stupidly try to climb an electrified fence!":8R (C$,3)"EAT"ĺ"Eating that would gag a maThe old beer expands and the can bulges even more.":P C$"SMOKE ROPE"ĺ"If you're going to get into Germ Lab you're going to need a clear head.":"Besides, you don't have any matches.":P C$"QUIT"ė:D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:6Q C$"0Os MO(4)1C$"DRINK BEER"ĺ"Because of the high altitude, you quickly get drunk and stumble and fall.":4240:4190:MO(4)0:Ox C$"EAT ROPE"ĺ"You might smoke it down, but you can't choke it down.":7P MO(4)1(C$"SHAKE CAN"C$"SHAKE BEER")ĺ"st choke on the ink. They didn't call you Pensucker":"in high school for nothing, did they?":Nn C$"EAT SACK"ĺ"You're a very strange person. Get serious and save the world!":Oq MO(4)1(C$"OPEN CAN"C$"OPEN BEER"C$"POP TOP")PT1:A$(3):502R13R8)ĺ"It's a chainlink, I2-foot tall fence. Over 15,000 volts are running through it.":M_ C$"NORTH"C$"SOUTH"C$"WEST"C$"EAST"C$"UP"C$"DOWN"ĺ"For directions, use N, S, E, W, U, or D.":bNd C$"EAT PEN"ĺ"You break a molar and almoe hatch will close.":2320,L 2590:2320QL ERROR TRAP AND MISC. BUSINESS}L( C$"I"C$"INV"C$"INVENTORY"İ2910:L2 (C$,4)"DROP"İ3070:L< (C$,4)T$İ3210:LF C$"SAVE"C$"STORE"ī4280LP C$"RESTORE"ī4370dMZ C$L$"FENCE"(R1 C$"D"ĺ"The pneumatic hatch closes while you fool around.":2320K C$"D"MO(7)1İ4250:31:D$"TYPE IINT":D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GLII"L C$"D"MO(7)1ĺ"You have to dump the branch before you can go down. And if you take the time":"to do that, th2530AJ C$"PUSH PURPLE"C$"PUSH PURPLE BUTTON"ĺA$(3):2320QJ 2590:2320J "With a pneumatic hiss, the hatchcover opens, revealing a stainless steel":"ladder that leads down into the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory."J 250FKC$"PUSH WHITE"C$"PRESS WHITE BUTTON"ĺA$(3):RB0:IB0:PB0:2320I C$"PUSH RED"C$"PUSH RED BUTTON"ĺA$(3):RB1:2320I C$"PUSH INDIGO"C$"PUSH INDIGO BUTTON"ĺA$(3):IB2:2320J (RB1IB2)C$"PUSH PURPLE"C$"PUSH PURPLE BUTTON"ĺA$(3):AKER"C$"BREAK SPEAKER"ĺ"Your violent action triggered the release of a minor nerve gas. But it was":"enough to hurt you.":4190H GET INTO LEVEL 14 BUTTON RIP ROUTINEH C$"PUSH YELLOW"C$"PUSH YELLOW BUTTON"ĺA$(3):RB0:IB0:PB0:2320EI gered the release of a minor nerve gas. But it was":"enough to hurt you.":4240:4190Gt C$L$"BOX"ĺ"It's a small metal box with a button and a tiny speaker.":2320G~ C$L$"SPEAKER"ĺ"It's a tiny speaker.":2320H C$"PUSH SPEAKER"C$"HIT SPEUSH BLACK"C$"PUSH BLACK BUTTON"ĺ"A metallic voice tells you to gain access to NABIL you must push the colored":"buttons in their proper order.":RB0:IB0:PB0:2320YGj C$"PUSH BOX"C$"PULL BOX"C$"HIT BOX"C$"BREAK BOX"ĺ"Your violent action trigyou've seen in old submarine movies.":2320EL C$"OPEN HATCH"C$"TURN WHEEL"C$"MOVE WHEEL"C$"MOVE HATCH"C$"TURN HATCH"ĺ"No way you're going to move it manually. It's a pneumatic hatch.":2320EV C$"PUSH BUTTON"ĺ"Which one?":2320F` C$"P13):jS MO(5)1C$L$"ROPE"ĺ"It's a large coil of hemp rope that's been outside for a long time.":S MO(6)1C$L$"PAPER"ĺA$(14):T MO(7)1C$L$"BRANCH"ĺ"It's a hell of a nifty-looking branch, and it kind of reminds you of an early":"Picasso.":LB1:3T" MO(8)1C$L$"CARD"ĺA$(15):T, MO(9)1C$L$"CLIP"C$L$"PAPERCLIP"ĺ"It's just like ten billion other paperclips in this world.":T6 C$"READ PAPER"MO(6)1ĺ"There's a picture of a guppy on it.":U@ C$"LOOK"C$"L"ġ:190t this time."0bA$(8)"You already have it."NbA$(9)"Be more specific."bA$(10)"It's a two-day old danish, and it looks like Marty took a bite out of it."b A$(11)"It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it."cA$(12)"Ience blocks your way."8aA$(2)"Try something else."JaA$(3)"Okay."vaA$(4)"You can't go in that direction."aA$(5)"There's a locked door in that direction."aA$(6)"You don't have what you need to do that."bA$(7)"That item isn't here a" a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE":MO(20)0J`tMO$(21)" a small key":MO(21)0k`~MO$(22)" a scapel":MO(22)0`MO$(23)" Burner's I.D. card":MO(23)0`MO$(24)" Herb Fitzroy's hand":MO(24)0` A$ = ANSWERS FROM COMPUTERaA$(1)"The electrified f4)" a filled syringe":MO(14)0F_8MO$(15)" an i.d. card":MO(15)0j_BMO$(16)" a large key":MO(16)0_LMO$(17)" a book of matches":MO(17)33_VMO$(18)" a pint can of model airplane fuel":MO(18)0_`MO$(19)" a floppy disk":MO(19)0&`jMO$(20)^ MO$(8)" a plastic I.D. card":MO(8)0L^ MO$(9)" a paperclip":MO(9)0q^MO$(10)" a pewter mug":MO(10)0^MO$(11)" Dr. Thomas's diary":MO(11)0^MO$(12)" a bag of marijuana":MO(12)0^$MO$(13)" a photo of Dotty Fitzroy":MO(13)0!_.MO$(1O(1)1(] MO$(2)" a BIC pen":MO(2)1R] MO$(3)" an empty lunch sack":MO(3)1] MO$(4)" a rusted can of beer":MO(4)103] MO$(5)" a coil of hemp rope":MO(5)0] MO$(6)" a piece of paper":MO(6)108^ MO$(7)" a long, strong branch":MO(7)107*L$"EER")ĺA$(8):4\f MO(5)1LL$"OPE"ĺA$(8):T\p MO(6)1LL$"PER"ĺA$(8):\z MO(8)1(LL$".D."LL$"ARD")ĺA$(8):\ MO(7)1LL$"NCH"ĺA$(8):\ MO(9)1LL$"LIP"ĺA$(8):\ \ SET VARIABLES] MO$(1)" a stale cherry danish":M$(3):MO(7)1:LB1:B[ MO(9)0LL$"LIP"SB1ĺA$(3):MO(9)1:N[ N124e[ MO(N)R100SD0l[* N[4 "You can't take that."[> MO(1)1LL$"ISH"ĺA$(8):[H MO(2)1LL$"PEN"ĺA$(8):[R MO(3)1LL$"ACK"ĺA$(8):\\ MO(4)1(LL$"CAN"Lre you can get inside to get the paper.":_Z MO(6)R100(LL$"PER"DD1)ĺA$(3):MO(6)1:Z (MO(8)0MB1(LL$".D."LL$"ARD"LL$" ID"))ĺA$(3):MO(8)1:Z MO(8)R100LL$"ARD"LL$".D."LL$" ID"ĺA$(3):MO(8)1:[ MO(7)R100LL$"NCH"ĺA:0Y MO(3)R100LL$"ACK"ĺA$(3):MO(3)1:mY MO(4)R100(LL$"CAN"LL$"EER")LS1ĺA$(3):MO(4)1:Y R3LS1MO(4)103ĺA$(7):Y MO(5)R100LL$"OPE"ĺA$(3):MO(5)1:,Z MO(6)R100(LL$"PER"DD1)ĺ"You have to open the dog run befoMO(7)R100:A$(3):@XX MO(9)1(C$,3)"LIP"MO(9)R100:LXb N124tXl MO(N)1ĺ"You don't have that.":{Xv NX X GET/TAKE SUBROUTINIEX LL$(C$,3)X MO(1)R100LL$"ISH"ĺA$(3):MO(1)1:Y MO(2)R100LL$"PEN"ĺA$(3):MO(2)1):DW& MO(4)1(C$,3)"CAN"(C$,4)"BEER"MO(4)R100:A$(3):tW0 MO(5)1(C$,3)"OPE"MO(5)R100:A$(3):W: MO(6)1(C$,3)"PER"DD1MO(6)R100:A$(3):WD MO(8)1(C$,3)".D."(C$,3)"ARD"MO(8)R100:A$(3):XN MO(7)1(C$,3)"NCH"V H1ı0V "On the ground you see":H0QV N124:MO(N)R100ĺMO$(N)XV N^V uV DROP SUBROUTINEV MO(1)1(C$,3)"ISH"MO(1)R100:A$(3):V MO(2)1(C$,3)"PEN"MO(2)R100:A$(3):W MO(3)1(C$,3)"ACK"MO(3)R100:A$(3(UJ C$"QUIT"ĺ:"END OF SESSION.":5UT A$(2):PU^ INVENTORY SUBROUTINEwUh "You are carrying the following:"Ur N124U| MO(N)1ĺMO$(N)U NU U OBJECTS IN ROOM DISPLAY ROUTINEU R3LS0ıU N124U MO(N)R100H1V t's the grease-spotted bag that Marty's wife packed his lunch in. The grease probably came from Marty rather than from a wet sandwich."cA$(13)"It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves."@d(A$(14)"The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket."~d2A$(15)"It's an official government identification card."d<A$(16)"It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere original."eFA$(17)"It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound p$,3)"INV"İ3170:ZH@ C$"READ PAPER"MO(6)1ĺ"There's a picture of a guppy on it.":HJ C$"READ DIARY"MO(11)1ĺ"The pages have been ripped out.":HT (C$,4)"DROP"İ3230:H^ C$"SAVE"C$"STORE"ī3700Ic (C$,4)"KICK"ĺ"You kick as hard aMATCHBOOK"C$"LOOK MATCH"C$"LOOK MATCHES"C$"LOOK MATCHBOOK")İ4530:G, C$"COUNT MATCHES"C$"OPEN MATCHES"C$"OPEN MATCHBOOK"ĺ"It's a nice matchbook, but it's empty. There are some words on the back of the matchbook, however.":H6 C$"I"(Ccontinue.":27006F C$"TAKE LABSUIT"ĺA$(3):2700UF C$"LOOK"C$"L"R36:90rF "Do as directed.":2700F ERROR TRAP AND MISC. BUSINESSF C$"HELP"ĺD$"TYPE /GL/TF/INSTRUCTIONS":F LL$(C$,3)KG" MO(17)1(C$"READ MATCHES"C$"READ 00CE C$"S"WC0ĺ"You'd better put a labsuit on first.":2700\E C$"S"WC1ĺ:4580E C$"LOOK LABSUIT"ĺ"It's a white labsuit.":2700F C$"WEAR LABSUIT"C$"WEAR LAB SUIT"C$"PUT ON LABSUIT"C$"PUT ON LABSUIT"WC1:"Now you're dressed to do exactly what the computer voice tells you to do.":2640UD DECONTAMINATION 2]D 80D C$"I"(C$,3)"INV"ĺ"You don't have a thing.":2700D C$"OPEN BIN"ĺ"You open the bin.":2700E C$"LOOK BIN"ĺ"You look in the bin. It's empty.":27avorite of Dr. Turcot's. There's a small nightstand with a drawer in it to the left of her bed. Thomas Room This is the bedroom of Andra Thomas, the blonde-haired genetic engineer who had pioneered gene-splicing techniques while still a graduate student. Known for her quick wit as well as her Scandanavian beauty, her file said she was a particular fM L A B":140ykT:13:20:"Copyright (c) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software":15:33:"All rights reserved":140::Ll^:13:"This is where you pay the piper for doing something stupid. You are deeply un-":"conscious, your mind boiling, but you can..I've sealed it off by changing the computer codes..."j6"..he'll figure out what I've done..."::"...don't know how long my changes will"j@"hold him off...you have to hurry, for the sake of humanity, hurr":24:255:140:kJ::33:13:"G E R .."i""...he's disabling outside communication...he says he shot Jamais...":"Dr.Turcot has gone completely insane....."::13:"claims he's going to release"9j,"...THE Procrox-s into the air...but he has to get the outside":" ventilator open first.DB0:R1hAhC$::::35:13:"YOU'RE DEAD":X12500:JhBT0~h:::"Another game?";C$:C$"YES"C$"Y"ī150hC$"NO"C$"N"ė:D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:h4090i::6:100:"It's Herb Fitzroy...I don't have much time. AIRPLANE magazine."=gA$(27)"It's a small plastic key."dgA$(28)"It's a good-sized scapel."gA$(29)"It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card."gA$(30)"It's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger." hL$"LOOK ":T$"TAKE":DE$" DEER":e joker from a deck of cards."EfxA$(22)"It's a large brass key."jfA$(23)"It's a book of matches."fA$(24)"It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel."fA$(25)"It's a fairly new floppy disk."gA$(26)"It's a well-thumbed copy of MODELersonal diary."UePA$(18)"It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed."eZA$(19)"It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife."edA$(20)"It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid." fnA$(21)"It's ths you can.":'Ih (C$,4)T$İ3370:LIr (C$,3)"FUC"ĺ"Gracious me!":I| (C$,3)"EAT"ĺ"Why would you want to eat that?":I C$"OPEN DOOR"ĺA$(3):I C$"QUIT"ė:D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:I C$"RESTORE"ī3820J C$""ĺ"Huh?":!J C$"LOOK"C$"L"ġ:90J C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"You sure look under a lot of tables. There's nothing under this one either.":J (C$,4)"LOOK"İ3050:J (C$,4)"SEAR"ĺ"You search thoroughly but find nothing.":#K (C$,4)"DRIN"FMn.":216,0:3740XE(222):E6E7ĺ"No Game No. ";VY;" found. Try again with a Game No. you've previously saved.":216,0:3820X"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:3820X COMPUTER ROOM SUBROUTINEXLU$"LIST "X::LY:"<--- SECU.":K$:TWx:"If one drive, insert Side 2 of disk. Then press .":K$:WE(222):E4ĺ"Disk full. Save under a lower number.":216,0:3740WE9ĺ"Disk full. Save over previously-saved game.":216,0:3740X"You messed up. Try agaiFR14R34İ3950:216,0:90WVPR35R46İ3960:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIII,@70"VZR47R63İ3960:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIV,@80"VdR64R69İ3960:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLV,@80" Wn:"If one drive, insert Side 1 of disk. Then press 60:40002U:"Restore Germ Lab game No. ";VYcU:"Working.":D$"RESTORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";VYU :"Game successfully restored."U3900UU( GO BACK TO MAIN PROGRAM AFTER SAVE OR RESTOREU2U<R13İ3950:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GL,@190"!VTt#T~ SAVE GAME SUBROUTINE)T5TD$(4)FT3960:3970kT:"Store Germ Lab game No. ";SNT:"Working.":D$"STORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";SNT:"Game No. ";SN;" successfully stored."T3900TT RESTORE GAME ROUTINET U39(10)1LL$"MUG"ĺA$(8): MO(4)R(LL$"EER"LL$"CAN")ĺA$(3):MO(4)1:PC MO(5)RLL$"OPE"ĺA$(3):MO(5)1:PH MO(6)R(LL$"PER"DD1)ĺA$(3):MO(6)1:PR MO(9)RLL$"LIP"SB1ĺA$(3):MO(9)1:!Q\ (MO(10)R(LL$:A$(3):5O MO(10)1LL$"MUG"MO(10)R:A$(3):_O MO(11)1LL$"ARY"MO(11)R:A$(3):O MO(12)1LL$"ANA"MO(12)R:A$(3):O MO(17)1LL$"HES"MO(17)R:A$(3):O N124O MO(N)1ĺ"You don't have that.":O O P* GET/TAKEBROUTINE2N MO(2)1LL$"PEN"MO(2)R:A$(3):fN MO(4)1(LL$"CAN"LL$"EER")MO(4)R:A$(3):N MO(5)1LL$"OPE"MO(5)R:A$(3):N MO(6)1LL$"PER"DD1MO(6)R:A$(3):N MO(7)1LL$"NCH"MO(7)R:A$(3): O MO(9)1LL$"LIP"MO(9)RM: MO(11)1C$L$"DIARY"ĺA$(17):PMD MO(12)1C$L$"MARIJUANA"ĺA$(18):vMN MO(17)1C$L$"MATCHES"İ4530:MX A$(2):Mb INVENTORY SUBROUTINEMl "You are carrying the following:"Mv N124M MO(N)1ĺMO$(N)M M N DROP SUC$L$"CAN"ĺA$(13):KL MO(5)1C$L$"ROPE"ĺ"It's a coil of rope.":pL MO(6)1C$L$"PAPER"ĺA$(14):L& MO(9)1C$L$"CLIP"C$L$"PAPERCLIP"ĺ"It's just like ten billion other paperclips in this world.":M0 MO(10)1C$L$"MUG"ĺA$(16):&1ĺ"You drink the water.":FM0:K (C$"SMOKE POT"C$"SMOKE MARIJUANA")MO(12)1ĺ"Luckily for humanity, you have neither papers, pipe, nor matches.":K A$(2):K LOOK SUBROUTINEK L$"LOOK "K MO(2)1C$L$"PEN"ĺA$(11):L MO(4)1RITY ALERT SECURITY ALERT SECURITY ALERT SECURITY ALERT --->":4490RY[Y200Y::"YOU HAVE ILLEGALLY ACCESSED A DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE RESTRICTED DATA COMPUTER."3Z" THIS SYSTEM HAS INTERFACED WITH C.I.A. SYSTEM 739-A4 AND IS NOW MONITODr. Turcot's Room "This just could be the lair of a madman," you mumble to yourself, your eyes surveying the neurotic order of this large bedroom. The bed is made perfectly, and a dime, if dropped on the wool blanket, would probably bounce halfway to theJamais' Room The poster of the Eiffel Tower gives away the occupant of this room--the dead Leonard Jamais, the French geneticist whose body you still feel guilty about not burying. "Better not to bury him than to bury all the rest of us," you mutter, urgi individual in the room to show that Carl Turcot, the son, even exists. A foreboding shiver traverses the length of your spine as you consider possible implications of what you see here. Carl Turcot's Room Entering this room is a psychological shock. The son of the famous scientist has covered every inch of wall space with newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and photographs of his famous father. There's absolutely nothing personal orotty Fitzroy, the middle-aged virus specialist's wife. Fitzroy's Room For a moment you're not sure whom this room belongs to, but then you notice a framed photograph of a grey-haired woman on the small night table next to the bed. The inscription reads, "To Herb--with all my love forever." The photo is of Dand a black meditation cushion on the floor in the corner of the room to your left. Chin's Room You shake your head sadly as you look at the oriental tapestries on the walls in this room. Susan Chin will never again gaze at their colorful beauty and thought-provoking complexity. There's a full-length dressing mirror on one of the walls community for his contributions to research in the realm of respiratory disease. He's also vice-president of Model Airplane Builders of America. His bed is unmade and socks are scattered throughout the room. Barner's Room From the ceiling of this room hang numerous model airplanes and you know immediately that this must be the abode of Dr. Bobby Barner, 22, Harvard PhD, post-grad work at Oxford, biological boy genius. Bobby is known throughout the scientific. This is the room of a zealot--or a mystic. ceiling. The walls are unadorned--no paintings, photographs, or art work of any kind. Although there's a straightbacked wooden chair in one corner of the room, there's nothing else--no desk, no cabinets, no boxes-- nothing that appears to be of any helpng yourself to move on and find Dr. Turcot and Germ Lab. A quick search of this room turns up nothing of interest. Hall This hallway continues to the east and west. There are doors to the north and south. Elevator Alcove This is a small alcove with shiny elevator doors to the south. A computer-generated voice tells you that the elevator will not open until you state the password. an arcade game. All the pleasures of home for the individuals who spend their days developing biological weapons that could destroy humanity. Recreation Room This room was obviously designed by a team of psychologists, for it is quite a bit larger than the other rooms and painted in very cheerful colors. There's a pool table here, a ping pong table, and a card table. There's also a tv set and Hall This is the beginning of a long hallway to the east. There are elevator doors to the north and south and large, double doors to the west. embers of NABIL had eaten together as a unit for a long time. Dining Room A large round table dominates this room. It has seven chairs around it. On the walls are enlarged photographs of various viruses, bacteria, and germ cells. The table top is highly waxed, so highly waxed that it doesn't look as if the team mKitchen This is the small but fully-equipped kitchen. There's a refrigerator, stove, sink, and pantries here. There's also a butcher-block table in the middle of the room. A door exits to the east. Hall This hallway continues to the east and west. There are doors both to the north and to the south. w<R36<%PITCHO ! <'CATALOG!<"SC !<"CP<$CRED6!<NR29g<R30<R31><R32<R33<R34<#R35Decontamination The elevator opens and you see another sterile room, only this one has a large dentist-like chair in the center of it. The computer-processed voice comes on and tells you to put your clothes and equipment in the sterilization bin, which o & Soft Stuff Freebie Become a Registered Contributor $5 to $10,000 If you enclose a self-stamped, self-addressed envelope, there is no postage and/or handling fee. If you don't want to do that, add $5.00 for each y rich. By donating $5 or more, you will become a registered contributor. g Post Office Box to check for donations: Shem the Penman Software P.O. Box 9074 Metairie, LA 70005 Please, no contributions over $1000 unless you're filthmpliance":"with Department of Defense Order 63-c, use all CAPITAL LETTERS and do not"[""use any marks of punctuation. Press < RETURN > when finished."[,:"Last name? ";NA$[6:"Middle initial? ";MI$[@:"First name? ";BN$+\J:"Social SecRING"::22);"--- ALL LOCAL TELEPHONE LINES ---"tZ:13);"INTRUSION IN THIS SYSTEM VIOLATES FEDERAL STATUTES"Z:13);"-- DO NOT LEAVE THIS AREA UNDER PENALTY OF LAW --"X[::"Identify yourself by entering requested information in full. In co the north slides shut with the usual silent finality. As it does so, another door slides open to the south. There's a bin to your right. Decontamination Shivering slightly in the air-conditioned atmosphere, which is kept at a constant temperature of 68 degrees, you enter yet another decontamination room. There's a rack of white lab suits in this room. As you look at the suits, the door toprocess. The computer voice tells you that you should proceed to the south, and a door slides open in that direction. u feel the light turn off. When you open your eyes, you are amazed to see that the hair on your arms is gone. Touching the top of your head, you find that you are bald. In fact, every hair on your body has been burned off by the ultraviolet sterilizing pens automatically to your left. You follow these instructions. The metallic voice then tells you to sit in the chair, which you do. The room is immediately flooded with an intense neon blue light. You close your eyes in pain. A few minutes pass. Yoitem. Shem the Penman Software P.O. Box 9074 Metairie, LA 70005 Shemwarez over the Rainbow you always knew there was a Company like StPS GERM LAB -- 1986 Written by Shem the Penman Programmed by Shem the Penman Distributed by Shem the Penman enter Applesloth."> :::30:"Which do you want? ";A$:m "A$"1"Ģ4:D$"TYPE /GL/TF/BACKGROUND":48 $A$"2"Ģ4:D$"TYPE /GL/TF/PITCH":48 &A$"3"Ģ4:D$"TYPE /GL/TF/CATALOG":48 (A$"4"Ģ4:D$"TYPE /GL/TF/INSTRUCTIONS":48) *A$"5"ėIIkNI1ĺ"The infection you picked up when you washed the dishes hits your nervous system":"like a freight train and you collapse in a heap, dead!":::"For a major mistake like that at this level, you must reboot.":k16384,128:49168,0.l:'s Mailing List so you can receive news of Shem's latest Interactive":"fiction releases."j:"The words also say that Shem will happily read and answer correspondence":"regarding both GERM LAB and interactive fiction in general.":k MOVE TO GLIMetairie, LA 70005 ndwritten Note from Shem the Penman $25.00 Become a Registered Contributor (RC) $5 min Shem the Penman Software P.O. Box 9074 butor.t you on the Mailing List as a Registered Contributor.so he can write more of these things, send $5 to $100 to: Shem the Penman Software P.O. Box 9074 Metairie, LA 70005 A $5 donation will ge Copyright (c) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software If you'd like to make a contribution to keep Shem's wife off his back :13:37:"Working...":D$"-/GL/PRO/GL" ,A$"6"ĺD$"TYPE /GL/TF/CRED":48::"]Control of this system now being returned to its owner.":48:: .:18 016384,128:49168,0: 2:13:37:"Working...":13:28:"If one drive, turn disk over";:l:22:"--and press any key to begin Part III--"::4640:::13:37:"Working...":D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIII":l 16384,128:49168,0:rcot No known cure or panacea Attacks nervous/digestive/muscular-skeltal systems WARNING: Procrox-s could destroy mankind Flagged by Pentagon to cease research and destroy   Toxic cranial disruptive Created by Dr. Fitzroy Non-transmittable except by scalp contact Brain/mental function deterioration Procrox-s: EXTREME DANGER -- EXTREME DANGER Created by Dr. Crother Tu CURRENT PROJECTS Biosporin-x: Virulent degenerative skin bacterium Created by Dr. Susan Chin Highly toxic -- minimal exposure Infected die slowly as epidermal degenerates Sehmehman-q: curity codes have been changed and reformatted by NABIL Director, Dr. Crother Turcot. End of File NDIGO -- second code color -- access Level I of NABIL PURPLE -- third code color -- access Level I of NABIL 11348 -- CLASSIFIED -- Level V of NABIL 12180 -- CLASSIFIED -- Level V of NABIL Note: All additional se CURRENT SECURITY CODES PANACEA -- access to NABIL primary computer -- data files TERTIARY -- elevator entrance code -- access Level II of NABIL RED -- first code color -- access Level I of NABIL II neither feed nor sleep.":4240_C$"FUCK YOU"ĺ:"As an inanimate but superior entity, I am not affected by human vulgarities.":4240_C$"QUIT"ĺ:"Quit? But you haven't asked the right question yet.":4240`:"Rephrase your data request.":^C$"LIST PERSONNEL FILES"C$"LIST NABIL PERSONNEL FILES"ĺ:"ALL PERSONNEL FILES HAVE BEEN DELETED BY NABIL DIRECTOR.":4240^C$"LIST SECURITY CODES"ĺ:D$"TYPE SC":4240^C$"LIST CURRENT PROJECTS"ĺ:D$"TYPE CP":4240"_C$"EAT ME"ĺ:"urity Number? ";SS$:::35);"SEARCHING"I\T4470:150:TD11500:TD\^::"Initial background search complete. N.C.I.C. record reveals your identity as":"head of NORAD Security."\h::30:"This does not compute.":4470:4490M]r::"83% PROB:"If one drive, insert Side 1 of disk. Then press .":K$:p:"If one drive, insert Side 2 of disk. Then press .":K$:pE(222):E4ĺ"Disk full. Save under a lower number.":216,0:4310!qE9ĺ"Disk full. Save over previRESTOREol,ovR13İ4520:216,0:200_oR14R34İ4520:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GLII,@90"oR35R46İ4530:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIII,@70"oR47R63İ4530:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIV,@80"oR64R69İ4530:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLV,@80"Hp."n4470n0n RESTORE GAME ROUTINE6nGn&4530:4570nn0:"Restore Germ Lab game No. ";VYn::"Working.":D$"RESTORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";VYnD:"Game successfully restored."nN4470nX ob GO BACK TO MAIN PROGRAM AFTER SAVE OR VERY, VERY SOON."g"WITHOUT THE PROPER CODE SERIES YOU'LL NEVER GET DOWN INTO GERM LAB AND FIND ME.":"GIVE IT UP NOW, ";NA$;". MY SON CARL AND I ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS":"EARTH A PARADISE.":4330h:"The back of the matchbook is a pitch for Shem:zfG12500:::4490::"Contact with intruder being turned over to NABIL Director, Dr. Crother Turcot.":75:::g"I KNEW THEY'D SEND YOU, ";NA$;".";" BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER SINCE THERE'S NO":"WAY YOU CAN STOP ME. THE PROCROX-S GOES OUT SOON. "End of Part I":Im27:"In a moment PART II will begin!":140:::Omkm SAVE GAME SUBROUTINEqmm4530:4540m:"Store Germ Lab game No. ";SNm:"Working.":D$"STORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";SNn:"Game No. ";SN;" successfully stored also sense that you will soon":"regain consciousness and save humanity."]lhT110000:olr:T13000:l|1:"You slowly regain consciousness and shake your head to clear the cobwebs.":C$"L":lT13500::lT15000::m::13:36: THE REST OF THE PROPER CODE SERIES, YOU'LL NEVER GET DOWN INTO GERM LAB AND FIND ME. GIVE IT UP, ";NA$;", YOU'RE NO MATCH FOR CROTHER TURCOT":"AND HIS SON!":4330ev255:X$"."::G1480:X$;::100:e:"Data request: ";C$:fX113:198:N'T MATTER SINCE THERE'S NO":"WAY YOU CAN STOP ME. THE PROCROX-S GOES OUT SOON. VERY, VERY SOON."db"BY THE WAY, SINCE YOU GOT THE CODEWORD THAT UNLOCKED THE DOORS,":"I SHOULD TELL YOU I'M RELOCKING THEM FROM DOWN HERE AT MY TERMINAL."el"WITHOUTOW LOCKING ACCESS TO TOP SECRET BIOLOGICAL WARFARE MATERIAL":4500Sc:250:4470cDG12500:::4490::"Contact with intruder being turned over to head of NABIL, Dr. Crother Turcot."cN75fdX:::"I KNEW THEY'D SEND YOU, ";NA$;".";" BUT IT DOES encrypt a codeword like guppy?"b&ZU$"PAN"ĺ:"The codeword is correct. Opening access to all files and unlocking all NABIL-":"related electronic locks.":4240Dc0:"Incorrect codeword. You are denied access to D.O.D. Top Secret Files."::10)"Nccess NABIL-sensitive":"security information."ja:"Enter codeword. Then press < RETURN >"::"";C$aZU$(C$,3):ZU$"SCR"ZU$"FUC"ĺ:"Very funny. The other clowns in the federal penitentiary will like you a lot.""bZU$"GUP"ĺ"Guppy? Who'd4240`::::16:"Communication link severed by Germ Lab director."::::19:"YOU NO LONGER HAVE ACCESS TO THIS COMPUTER."`255:R14:X11500:::"Suddenly the screen goes blank."::1501a:"CIA confirms clearance for ";BN$;" ";NA$;" to aABILITY CITIZEN DATA FILE ERROR -- CROSS ACCESSING C.I.A. SYSTEM 739A4"::j]|:35)"SEARCHING":4470t]4350]255:4480:200:DD1:D6ī4420^C$"HELP"ĺ:"You can LIST PERSONNEL FILES, LIST SECURITY CODES, AND LIST CURRENT PROJECTS.":4240ously-saved game.":216,0:4310Pq"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:4310qE(222):E6E7ĺ"No Game No. ";VY;" found. Try again with a Game No. you've previously saved.":216,0:4390q"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:4390