Paul Rogers wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

 RJT> certain.  In the meantime,  I did a quick look for your
 RJT> last name in some of my archives,  found mention of
 RJT> pictures of Imsais ,  and hit that site yesterday -- and

 PR> Good guess!  ;-)  And Ian Moote thought I was just a poseur. 

 RJT> used the mail link there!

 PR> As does every spammer that harvests addresses from website spiders.

Yeah,  well,  it worked,  didn't it?  :-)

 RJT> BTW,  that's quite a site.  One heck of a lot of links you
 RJT> have there!  I followed a few of them,  and will probably
 RJT> be back to check out a few more.

 PR> "If the women don't find you handsome, they ought to find you
 PR> handy." There are some pictures there if you look for 'em.

Heh.

 RJT> If that doesn't get to you for some reason,  use my first

 PR> Yeah, I got you on angelfire and responded.  Hope that isn't 
 PR> blocked by your ISP.

I don't know of any sites that are blocked by my ISP,  though I've sent
them headers in the past day or so from 7 different spam posts I got just
from putting my real email address in a usenet posting -- once!

They offer all sorts of options for people to deal with spam and viruses
and whatnot,  and I've got my account set to as close to zero as I can get
it.  "No filtering" seems not to mean quite what it says in some
instances still.

 PR> I'll see if Juno can get through from this end, or if the bounce 
 PR> message is informative.

Got that one too.

 PR> Got a pair of FIC PT-2200 HX boards you may be interested in, if 
 PR> you're handy with a soldering iron.

Not near as handy as I used to be,  years ago,  and surely not with
multilayer boards.  The post sounded though as if they may be usable as-is.

 PR> ... Day-o...Day-ay-ay-o, Daylight come and me want go home.

There was once a package that went through one of the file distribution
nets called "Dayo".  Apparently written in one of the dbase
clones,  though now I forget which one.  It was pretty comprehensive,  but
it also had some serious design flaws.  For example,  some of the menus
were designed to be used by "clerical" people but those menus
still had the option in there to "Zap" the database (clear it out
completely)!  Among other things...

I also remember the song.  

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