On Wed, 3 Dec 1997, Edward Becerra wrote:

I have yet to see a BGC/SAPCCG Nuku Nuku crossover yet.

	Actually, Khat...

	(All together now, folks...)

	It's been done. *grin*

	Or at least started. I still have a copy of the teaser someone
wrote lying somewhere around  my HD... Genom buys up the wreckage of
Poppa's lab, and finds Nuku-nuku, in suspension. They figure she's just
like any boomer, and will follow orders simply because they tell her they
are her new owners. Big error. 8-)

	Or at least that's what I remember of it. If the person who
started that is still on the list, would the speak up? I've always wanted
to see more of that story.....

Ironically, *I* just responded to Khat, speaking up as the person in
question. Now I get to speak up to the whole list again. ^_^;

I *very* much want to continue Bubblegum Catgirl, but the series (as I
told Khat) is on hiatus, along with several other projects, due to the
fact that I lost the disk these projects were on and the disk has not yet
turned up. I *do* have copies of everything I sent out on the FFML or by
e-mail, but I've still lost some work . . . 
	Still, I've recently been able to start working on some other
projects (The Seven Days of Fire is comfortably under way, although it's
going slowly); at this rate, I may be able to pick up from the recovered
work in the absence of my writing disk (and the starts I'd made). Once the
semester is over and done, I expect I'll turn my attention back to writing
nearly full-time - *at which time* I will probably try to pick up on every
project I have in the process. ^_^;;
	So. Bubblegum Catgirl *will* be continued, hopefully in the
relatively near future. Thank you for your patience. Please keep the
cattle prods away until I officially get the 'lost' projects under way
again, which isn't yet. (Those who wish to 'encourage' me to continue
Seven Days of Fire are free to do so, because the missing-disk excuse
doesn't apply there. ;)

				Tim Miller
					trmiller@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us
Kanji Hunter Shachihoko Seikousen
Amateur Nihongo linguist/translator
Otaku and writer and (again) student
"Black holes are where God divided by zero."