DW>   I don't know you!
DW>   David Williams
DW>   FastEcho+ v1.45a
DW>   Origin:
DW>   The Fonty Towers Hotel [4 Nodes] +44-115-952-7443 (2:2503/201)
   Relax, dude... Somebody has the same name as you. FIDO is a
   public message base, and there are no private messages.
   Check out the quote below, from a David O. Williams.
   This happens from time to time. Just skip the messages if
   you have no interest in the subject.
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>     To: BILL WHITE                Number: 215      Refer: 0
>   From: DAVID WILLIAMS        Conference: QUIK_BAS -Qui (298)
>   Date: 03-06-98 09:50          BBS Name: YE OLDE PAWN SHOPPE ]I[
>Subject: Old Folks                 BBS ID: YOPSIII
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>-> BASIC = Best All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code!
>
>Love it!
>
> Of course, "best" is a loaded word. BASIC is great for a lot
> of purposes, but not as good as other languages for others.
> "All-purpose" simply isn't true.
>
>                             dow
>
> PCBoard (R) v15.3 (OS/2) 5
> Origin:
> FidoNet: CAP/CANADA Support BBS : 416 287-0234 (1:250/710)
   We can see from the origin lines that you are not even in
   the same COUNTRY as the person addressed, but the WAN does
   not make such fine distinctions, and your local BBS only
   sees the name and matches it to its own database.
   Networks are funny that way, but so few people laugh when
   they start getting 'funny' mail from strangers. :)
   The programmer knows that
DavidWilliams.FontyTowers
   and
DavidWilliams.CapCanada
   are separate variables occupying contiguous space. 
> ] I'm telling...............   [ Jon Benet Ramsey ]   ........
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