Updating r.msg to use PushBullet instead of mail

sample-confs/crowfacts.txt

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+There's an old nonsense song called the Old Carrion Crow.
+From 2000 to 2003 the world's best wooden roller coaster was called The Raven.
+The average raven has a four-foot wingspan.
+The average crow has a three-foot wingspan.
+Crows and ravens are members of the corvid family, the most adaptable and intelligent family of birds in the world.
+Crows and ravens can mimic sounds and associate sounds with events.
+Crows roost in flocks of several thousand in the winter. 
+Crows are omnivorous, making them capable scavangers and opportunistic hunters.
+Crows prefer coniferous trees to build their homes at least 60 feet above the ground.
+Paired males and females share in the raising of the four to six eggs.
+One crow baby will frequently remain in the nest to assist in the caring for the next nestlings.
+While crows have a reputation for eating corn, they often eat the bugs that plague crops.
+Crows and ravens are territorial when young are in the nest, dive-bombing passersby.
+The Sioux have a story of a white crow warning buffalo of approaching hunting parties. The bird turned black when a hunter threw it into the fire in rage.
+Crows have been hunted and even had bounties placed on them by several governments, including by Kings of England.
+Crows can use a number of calls to communicate situations and emotions.
+Crows mate for life and share the care of nestlings.
+Crows are often challenged by larger hunting birds, like owls and hawks; they use superior numbers when outmatched.
+Crows only migrate long distances in harsh winters.
+A group of crows or ravens is called a murder.
+Crows live everywhere except Antarctica.
+Crows are susceptible to West Nile Virus, which has felled many of them since 1999. 
+Crows' association with death comes from their scavenger natures -- they are often seen near the dead on battlefields.
+Ravens are acrobatic fliers on par with hawks and falcons. In mating season, they put on acrobatic shows for potential mates.
+Native Americans often honor ravens in their stories for their playful nature.
+Ravens hunt in groups to bring down prey too large for a single bird.
+Ravens range from the Arctic to the Mediterranean, building large stick nests.
+Ravens have an average wild lifespan of 13 years.
+Common ravens range from 24 to 30 inches long with up to a 5 foot (1.5m) wingspan, weighing in at 2.3 pounds.
+Legend has it that if ravens leave the Tower of London, the fortress will fall and the British kingdom along with it.
+Ravens are the largest passerine (perching) birds in North America.
+Ravens can live up to 40 years in captivity or protected conditions.
+https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/Krummi_1.jpg
+Ravens have one of the largest bills of perching birds.
+Common ravens have quarrelsome family lives, but they are extremely devoted to their families.
+Common ravens (Corvus corax) store food, hiding it from other ravens.
+A group of ravens is commonly called a flock.
+Ravens don't migrate except in the harshest winters.
+In addition to their bills, ravens may drop rocks as weapons.
+Young ravens are fascinated with all things new, but older ravens become more cautious and neophobic with experience.
+Ravens are known to play, sliding down snowdrifts for fun and play games with wolves and other animals.
+Ravens are one of only a few species known to make toys, breaking off branches for social play.
+The raven is the national bird of Bhutan and the official bird of the Yukon.
+The raven was the first bird sent forth by Noah but didn't return until the flood waters receded.
+Ravens feed the prophet Elijah in 1 Kings 17:1 and are a subject of a parable in Luke 12:24, as a sign for man not to be materialistic.
+The Native Americans saw the Raven as a creator and world-shaper.
+Native American mythology holds that Raven brought the sun, moon, stars, and fire into the world.
+The Norse god Odin had two ravens Huginn and Muninn (Thought and Mind) to serve as his eyes in the world.
+The raven is the symbol of the Celtic figure Morrigan and the namesake of Lugh, the god responsible for creating arts and science.
+The raven appears in the Quran but once, only to teach man to bury the dead in the story of Cain and Abel.
+GI_Auditore finds Mutated Ravens in Prototype 2 extremely annoying.
+Lost_Fragment will lose in a fight with TheRaven.

sample-confs/hangman.txt

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+EZIO
+CONNOR
+ALTAIR
+YUSUF
+ACHILLES
+MARIA
+MALIK
+SEF
+DARIM
+MACHIAVELLI
+MARIO
+PAOLA

sample-confs/magic8.txt

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+It is certain
+It is decidedly so
+Without a doubt
+Yes definitely
+You may rely on it
+As I see it yes
+Most likely
+Outlook good
+Yes
+Signs point to yes
+Reply hazy try again
+Ask again later
+Better not tell you now
+Cannot predict now
+Concentrate and ask again
+Don't count on it
+My reply is no
+My sources say no
+Outlook not so good
+Very doubtful

sample-confs/sample.conf

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+[ Login ]
+host=localhost
+port=6667
+username=TheRaven
+password=password
+
+[ Whitelist ]
+Admin
+
+[ Blacklist ]
+
+[ Notifications ]
+
+[ Rooms ]
+TheRaven
+
+[ Searches ]
+r.google|http://google.com/search?q=|+|Google
+r.image|http://images.google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=|+|Google Images
+r.wiki|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/|_|Wikipedia
+r.sound|http://www.soundcloud.com/search?q=|%20|Soundcloud
+r.dict|http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/|+|Dictionary
+r.tropes|http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/search_result.php?cx=partner-pub-6610802604051523%3Aamzitfn8e7v&cof=FORID%3A10&ie=ISO-8859-1&siteurl=&ref=&ss=&siteurl=tvtropes.org%2F&ref=www.google.com%2F&ss=5135j1581675j28&q=|+|Tropes
+r.yt|https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=|+|YouTube
+r.urban|http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=|+|Urban Dictionary
+r.man|http://www.die.net/search/?q=|+|Man-page
+r.hoogle|https://www.haskell.org/hoogle/?hoogle=|+|Hoogle
+r.so|http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=|+|Stack Overflow
+r.aninix|https://aninix.net/|_|AniNIX
+r.map|https://www.google.com/maps/search/|+|Google Maps