Hi Thom,


   Quoting: Thom LaCosta to Herman Neut
 Date/Time: 15-Jun-04 / 20:58:46
   Subject: International Coodinator

 HN>>> Are you aware of the fact that you are using a wrong/illegal
 HN>>> origin-line? ;-)

 TL>> No....

 HN>> So you are telling me that

 HN>> -!- GEcho 1.20/Pro {at} Origin: E=mc^2 (2:280/5555)

 HN>> belongs to you?

 TL> No....I simply answered your question .... I was not aware that I
 TL> was using a wrong/illegal origin-line

OK. No harm done.

 TL> Now, did you see that line on the message where I answered your
 TL> question?

Yes I did. You answered loud and clear: "No...."

 TL> If you did, I have no idea, since it looks fine here.

Possible, but your msg:

.MSGID: 1:261/1352.0 0c8d4dd0

From ³ Thom LaCosta                        10-Jun-04  17:37  1:261/1352
To   ³ Michiel van der Vlist
Subj ³ International Coodinator

ended with the next tearline and origin line:

[quote]
  -!- GEcho 1.20/Pro
   {at} Origin: E=mc^2 (2:280/5555)
[unquote]

BTW: in the above quoted lines the original - and * are replaced by me into
! and {at}


 TL> If you didn't, then why did you ask me if the other one belonged
 TL> to me?

Just joking. Of course I knew the answer. The origin line belongs to
Michiel;-)


 TL> Could you please tell me what made the one you quoted illegal?
 TL> Under what laws

You have to use an origin line, ending with your node number between (  )
Your msg ended with Michiel van der Vlist his origin line.

But let's stop this discussion here.
Obviously you made a little mistake when cutting and pasting Michiels part
into your msg.


Best Regards,
      Herman Neut

 e-mail: h.neutnospam{at}hccnet.nl

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