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"Barbara Mallut" writes: > > P~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <---- BRONX CHEER!) <OYE! How do I explain what a "Bronx > Cheer" is to people from over 30 different nations? Suffice it to say, it's > rude, and funny!) <giggle> Is it what we would call a "raspberry" in UK? i.e. one blown with the lips? > ---------- > From: PARKINSN: Parkinson's Disease - Information Exchange Network on behalf > of Jeremy Browne > Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 1996 10:52 AM > To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN > Subject: Re: An E-mail Virus warning ?? > JB> Look here Barbara > > > I'm uploading as a file attachment a supply of Mexican yam cream in order > that > > you may take advantage of it's many beneficial properties. Please > understand > > that not only will this remarkable product help prevent AND cure an > astounding > > variety of computer viruses, but may also be used to add various system > > upgrades to your PC as it is a multi-purpose product. > ... > > WAIT!! THERE'S MORE! If you order the Mexican yam product NOW, you'll also > > be sent a set of Ginzu knives, which you can use for cutting and chopping > > foods as well as for picking your toenails. You are strongly urged to take > > advantage of this remarkable product! > > > > By the way, YOU are invited to sell Mexican yam cream to all your family, > > friends, acquaintances, people you meet on the street, in front of > convenience > JB> As a FRIEND OF MEXICAN YAM CREAM, I must protest in the strongest terms JB> at your merciless and quite unwarranted attack on this harmless and JB> wonderful product. And you compound your folly by attacking Multi-Level JB> Marketing! > JB> Nothing but an apology, printed in the National Newspapers of every JB> country represented on this list, will be accepted as an adequate JB> protection against me suing you in every major court in the Western JB> world. Indeed, I must insist on your apology being presented in every JB> language of the United Nations. > > > > > JB> :-) -- Jeremy Browne, Hampshire, UK [log in to unmask] Shaking Hands BBS, Fidonet 2:252/160 (+44 1252 626233, also FAX)