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YOu're right, it is posted from Concordia.

He also posted another message, looking for witches.  Fool that I
am, I answered, thinking it was a legitimate question.  I just noticed
that the message I replied to was also from "Mike", and while
it claimed to be from a different email address, checking the full
header shows that it too came from Concordia.
 
I feel bad now about responding to his question.
 
It's interesting to note that people are starting to put things
like hotmail and geocities addresses as their false email addresses.
 
When in doubt, always check the full header.
 
    Michael


On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, R H Pearson wrote:

> Mike wrote:
> > 
> > I'm a cute guy who is interested in having casual sex with young women
> > between the ages of 18-30. I work out in a gym so I'm muscular and I'm
> > 21.  So if you're a cute girl who wants sex thats fun with no
> > committments just pure pleasure than email me back.  In your response
> > tell me what you look like thanks!
> 
> Yeah, watch out ladies, despite his fake e-mail address, this guy is
> really mo_bolto@alcor.concordia.ca... use
> finger to see who he is. (All one needs to do is look at
> full headers to see who really posted a message).
> 
> Whatever you do, do not tell him what you look like, he'll
> spot you in the library building, or on the shuttle bus and 
> follow you! This seems like a recipe for trouble.
> 
> As an alumni of Concordia, 1996 Hons. History, I think there is no
> room for crap like his in Concordia.General. But that is
> just what I think... anyone agree... 
> 
> Maybe someone should tell Sally Spilhaus about this?
> 
> R. Pearson
> Queen's U.
> 
>