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On Fri, 5 May 2000, Samantha wrote...
>Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
>infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
>
>Sammy
>
>
>
And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment could've had
their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
existed)
-- 
Tony

"She'd lived all her life in England, and - never having had more than a casual
aquaintance with the law - had assumed it a fairly healthy animal. But now she
was in its belly, and it was sick; very sick." Clive Barker, Weaveworld. 1987

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In article <957537397.12434.0.nnrp-04.c1ed2fa4@news.demon.co.uk>, "Samantha" 
<sammy14@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
> infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.

If for no other reason than that they had to cope with a sudden influx of 
the virus from outside sources that have them in their address book (I'd 
hate to think how many Outlook users might have "president@whitehouse.gov" 
in their address book!)

Personally, I received three copies of the virus from complete strangers, 
and none from anyone I know, before the ISP I use started rejecting any 
further "ILOVEYOU" messages.  Of course, by taking appropriate measures, I 
wasn't affected.

Alun.
~~~~

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In article <$3Vt1sAgKuE5EwYF@demon.co.uk>, Tony 
<sentienc@sentienc.demon.co.yuk> wrote:
> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Samantha wrote...
> >Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
> >infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
> >
> And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment could've had
> their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
> existed)

Could you try that once again, in English, please?

Alun.
~~~~

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Don't worry : USA are not the only country to have been infected. Europe,
Asia too...

Hope this helps.

--------------------------
Jean-Luc Cavey (I.T. Security Officier in a major private company)
Paris, France
JLCavey@cavey.org
http://www.cavey.org
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"Samantha" <sammy14@yahoo.com> a �crit dans le message news:
957537397.12434.0.nnrp-04.c1ed2fa4@news.demon.co.uk...
> Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
> infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
>
> Sammy
>
>
>

On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
>In article <$3Vt1sAgKuE5EwYF@demon.co.uk>, Tony 
><sentienc@sentienc.demon.co.yuk> wrote:
>> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Samantha wrote...
>> >Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
>> >infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
>> >
>> And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment could've had
>> their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
>> existed)
>
>Could you try that once again, in English, please?
>
And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment, could've
had their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
existed).

Sorry ;)


-- 
Tony

"She'd lived all her life in England, and - never having had more than a casual
aquaintance with the law - had assumed it a fairly healthy animal. But now she
was in its belly, and it was sick; very sick." Clive Barker, Weaveworld. 1987

tony@sentienc.demon.co.uk - remove 'y' to reply

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In article <4Gr8ZfBbRvE5EwqN@demon.co.uk>, Tony 
<sentienc@sentienc.demon.co.yuk> wrote:
> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
> >In article <$3Vt1sAgKuE5EwYF@demon.co.uk>, Tony 
> ><sentienc@sentienc.demon.co.yuk> wrote:
> >> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Samantha wrote...
> >> >Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
> >> >infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
> >> >
> >> And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment could've had
> >> their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
> >> existed)
> >
> >Could you try that once again, in English, please?
> >
> And MI5, who would've been compelled to open the attachment, could've
> had their nasty minded little e-mail monitoring scheme crippled (if it
> existed).
> 
> Sorry ;)

Thanks for the comma - without that, I was reading it in all sorts of 
different ways that just weren't making sense.  Now I see the comma, it 
makes perfect sense, and I wonder how I managed to get so confused over the 
initial posting. :-S

Alun.
~~~~

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On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
>Thanks for the comma - without that, I was reading it in all sorts of 
>different ways that just weren't making sense.  Now I see the comma, it 
>makes perfect sense, and I wonder how I managed to get so confused over the 
>initial posting. :-S

And I almost accused you of being a pedant ;) - Did you notice the full
stop too? :)

-- 
Tony

"She'd lived all her life in England, and - never having had more than a casual
aquaintance with the law - had assumed it a fairly healthy animal. But now she
was in its belly, and it was sick; very sick." Clive Barker, Weaveworld. 1987

tony@sentienc.demon.co.uk - remove 'y' to reply

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Tony wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
> >Thanks for the comma - without that, I was reading it in all sorts of
> >different ways that just weren't making sense.  Now I see the comma, it
> >makes perfect sense, and I wonder how I managed to get so confused over the
> >initial posting. :-S
> 
> And I almost accused you of being a pedant ;) - Did you notice the full
> stop too? :)

Thanks. I love this English humor.

Kind regards,

Man on Bridges (disclaimer for the humor impaired;
                this is an anagram of my name i.e. Rob Dingemans ;-)

    Email: mailto:rob.dingemans@xs4all.nl

In article <39133144.8E1EFABF@never.com>, Wizard <nospam@never.com> wrote:
> X-No-Archive:Yes
> 
> Dear:
> 
> [X] Clueless Newbie    [ ] Loser                [ ] Elvis

..

So, in order to complain about a ten-line sig, you post a 62 line (as 
counted by the "Lines" header) waste of space?  <sigh>  Then you do it 
again.  <sigh strength=extreme>  What next, emailing everyone to let them 
know that spam is bad? :-)

Alun.
~~~~

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In article <8evf0e$g6e$3@hiram.io.com>, Alun Jones <alun@texis.com> wrote:
> What next, emailing everyone to let them 
>know that spam is bad? :-)

Hey, I actually got something like that a couple of days ago!  It was a
piece of spam claiming to be advertising an anti-spam web site,
antispamhelp.cjb.net.  Following the link actually took me to a web mall
(well, at least it wasn't a porn site).

-- 
Barry Margolin, barmar@genuity.net
Genuity, Burlington, MA
*** DON'T SEND TECHNICAL QUESTIONS DIRECTLY TO ME, post them to newsgroups.
Please DON'T copy followups to me -- I'll assume it wasn't posted to the group.

4 lines to a sig Alun, don't deflect the issue.

Gordon

Alun Jones wrote:
> 
[snip]
> Texas Imperial Software | Try WFTPD, the Windows FTP Server. Find us
> 1602 Harvest Moon Place | at web site http://www.wftpd.com or email
> Cedar Park TX 78613     | us at alun@texis.com.  VISA / MC accepted.
> Fax +1 (512) 378 3246   | NT-based ISPs, be sure to read details of
> Phone +1 (512) 378 3246 | WFTPD Pro, NT service version - $100.

"Gordon" <spirited@direct.ca> wrote in message
news:3913451D.C1EC15C0@direct.ca...
| 4 lines to a sig Alun, don't deflect the issue.
|
| Gordon


Isn't there a limit to the number of cross posts??


--
Neo

Paranoids Anonymous Member
 (DON`T tell them I`m here)

--

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"Gordon" <spirited@direct.ca> wrote in message
news:3913983D.666E6F21@direct.ca...
| I think it's 10 :))
|
| Gordon
|


Damn thought I caught a transgression.  :}


--
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 (DON`T tell them I`m here)
--
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you gotta love this little flame-form. mind if i use it on ppl
sometime?

>X-No-Archive:Yes
>
>Dear:
>
>[X] Clueless Newbie    [ ] Loser		[ ] Elvis
>[ ] indy.netter	       [ ] Tester	    	[ ] FLAMENET
>[ ] Me too'er          [ ] Pervert              [ ] Asshole
>[ ] Spammer            [ ] Nerd                 [ ] Moron
>[ ] Fed                [ ] Freak       		[ ] Other
>[ ] AOLer	       [ ] Geek			[ ] Shit Head
>[ ] Unbearably self-righteous person
>
>
>You Are Being Flamed Because:
>
>[ ] You posted a message in a newsgroup other than our topic
>[ ] You posted an HTML messgae to Usenet
>[ ] You posted a binary in a non-binaries group
>[ ] You quoted an ENTIRE post in your reply
>[ ] You continued a long, stupid thread
>[ ] You started an off-topic thread
>[ ] You posted a "YOU ALL SUCK" message
>[ ] You said "me too" to something or "Send ______"
>[ ] You don't know which group to post in
>[ ] You suck
>[ ] You brag about things that never happened
>[X] Your sig/alias/server sucks
>[ ] You posted a (phone-sex or a make money fast) ad
>[ ] You posted something totally uninteresting
>[ ] You crossposted
>[ ] You posted a message all written in CAPS
>[ ] You posted racist shit
>[ ] I don't like your tone of voice
>[ ] I think you might be a member of the Phreak Army
>[ ] I think you might be a fed
>[X] You posted a "Test"
>[ ] You junkmailed me
>
>To Repent, You Must:
>
>[ ] Give up your AOL/webtv/Yahoo Internet account
>[ ] Bust up your modem with a hammer and eat it
>[ ] Jump into a bathtub while holding your monitor
>[ ] Actually post something relevant
>[X] Read the f****** FAQ
>[ ] Be Pat Buchanan's love slave
>[ ] Be the guest of honor in alt.flame for a month
>[ ] Apologize to everybody in this newsgroup
>[ ] Post your tests to alt.test/misc.test
>
>In Closing, I'd Like to Say:
>
>[ ] Blow me
>[ ] Bite me
>[ ] Get a life
>[ ] Never post again
>[ ] I pity your dog
>[ ] Go to hell
>[ ] I think your IQ must be 7
>[ ] Take your s*** somewhere else
>[X] Learn to post or f*** off
>[ ] Do us all a favor and jump into some industrial equipment
>[ ] See how far your tongue will fit into the electric outlet
>[ ] All of the above
>
>
>
>Alun Jones wrote:
>> 
>
>> --
>> Texas Imperial Software | Try WFTPD, the Windows FTP Server. Find
>> us 1602 Harvest Moon Place | at web site http://www.wftpd.com or
>> email Cedar Park TX 78613     | us at alun@texis.com.  VISA / MC
>> accepted. Fax +1 (512) 378 3246   | NT-based ISPs, be sure to read
>> details of Phone +1 (512) 378 3246 | WFTPD Pro, NT service version
>> - $100. 

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On Fri, 5 May 2000, Wizard wrote...
>X-No-Archive:Yes
>
>Dear:
>

>[X] Unbearably self-righteous person
>
>
>You Are Being Flamed Because:
>
>[X] You posted a message that encourages cross posting flame wars
>[X] You are a troll
>[X] You crossposted
>[X] I don't like your tone of voice
>[X] You put an 'X' in the wrong 'flame form' box
>
>To Repent, You Must:
>
>[X] Give up your shoulder chip
>[X] Bust up your modem with a hammer and eat it
>[X] Jump into a bathtub while holding your monitor
>[X] Take some blood pressure pills
>
You've now made my accidental crossposting relevant.
-- 
Tony
<sig snipped to satisfy the 'up their own arse' types> ;)

Rob Dingemans wrote:
> 
> Tony wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
> > >Thanks for the comma - without that, I was reading it in all sorts of
> > >different ways that just weren't making sense.  Now I see the comma, 
> > >it makes perfect sense, and I wonder how I managed to get so 
> > >confused over the initial posting. :-S
> >
> > And I almost accused you of being a pedant ;) - Did you notice the 
> > full stop too? :)
> 
> Thanks. I love this English humor.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Man on Bridges (disclaimer for the humor impaired;
>                 this is an anagram of my name i.e. Rob Dingemans ;-)

humour? humour!

that was what we call a flame war

:)

-- 
eric
"live fast, die only if strictly necessary"

In article <391466CE.7AC266A6@last.dircon.co.uk>, Eric Jarvis 
<eric@last.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> Rob Dingemans wrote:
> > 
> > Tony wrote:
> > >
> > > On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alun Jones wrote...
> > > >Thanks for the comma - without that, I was reading it in all sorts of
> > > >different ways that just weren't making sense.  Now I see the comma, 
> > > >it makes perfect sense, and I wonder how I managed to get so 
> > > >confused over the initial posting. :-S
> > >
> > > And I almost accused you of being a pedant ;) - Did you notice the 
> > > full stop too? :)
> > 
> > Thanks. I love this English humor.
> > 
> 
> humour? humour!
> 
> that was what we call a flame war
> 
> :)

The only purpose of which is to provide enough heat to boil a kettle for 
tea.

Cream on your scone(*), vicar?

Alun.
~~~~
(*) Now, let's not debate how _that_ should be pronounced :-)

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Alun Jones wrote:
> 
> In article <391466CE.7AC266A6@last.dircon.co.uk>, Eric Jarvis
> <eric@last.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> > Rob Dingemans wrote:
> > >
> > > Thanks. I love this English humor.
> > >
> >
> > humour? humour!
> >
> > that was what we call a flame war
> >
> > :)
> 
> The only purpose of which is to provide enough heat to boil a kettle for
> tea.
> 
> Cream on your scone(*), vicar?
> 
> Alun.
> ~~~~
> (*) Now, let's not debate how _that_ should be pronounced :-)
> 

because, as eny fule kno, it is correctly pronounced chumley

-- 
eric
"live fast, die only if strictly necessary"

Samantha wrote:
> 
> Don't worry.  I just read on silicom.com that major organizations was also
> infected like: The Pentagon, CIA and FBI.
> 
> Sammy

That's okay, they were infected already.