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db> On Apr 25, 1994 at 14:05, Paul Markham of 3:711/934.1 wrote: AM>>> I had 0.15 sent "automatically" I think... I'm sure his compile batch AM>>> file includes a script to copy the archive to the right directory to be AM>>> sent straight to us... ;) PM>> PM>> He keeps sending Tobruk to me as well. I'm beginning to get the feeling PM>> he wants me to do something with it :-) db> Instead of the "Victims of Telecom", we need to form the "Victims of db> VPE's Tobruk" self-help group. :-) Yeah I can just see it: I just wanted to be able to pick up my mail easily. That's why I became a point. It seemed so harmless. How could something like this be so evil? Then he started sending me Tobruk. At first I ignored it and deleted them off my hard disk. But they just kept coming. Over and over and over, until one day I just snapped. I picked up the axe and started pounding the computer, again and again. I don't know how many times I hit it but the next thing I remember was standing over the computer's broken body. It's electronics were spread all over the room. I was covered in bits of plastic from head to toe. That's when I realised that I needed help. Paul --- GoldED/2 2.42.G1114* Origin: Tobruk free zone (3:711/934.1) SEEN-BY: 711/809 934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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