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On Sun, 2 Jul 2000 10:11:36 -0100
Kuty <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> At 03:41 02/07/00 -0400, Feesh wrote:
> >Go to http://listserv.brown.edu/archives/scuba-l.html
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> >Click on the Archive Search option,
> >you'll find TWO POSTS by Kuty, dated July 7, 2000,
Bob, the attributions should have been the giveaway.
At 13:14 06/01/00 -0500, Carl wrote:
and
At 22:14 04/01/80 +0100, Giovanni wrote:
Try viewing the whole thread of "Happy Y2K EveryBuddy!" for the period
Jan 2000 week 1...... they are both there well ahead of their date
header, how can that be???? ;-)
The web based view that Bob has become so fond of only displays minimal
headers. Is this minimalist header limitation going to cramp Bob's
accurate analysis in the future? :)
> Ah, the woders of cyber space. The server of scuba-l can predict the
> future. It knows that I will be subscribed again to scuba-l by July 7th
> 2000 (today is July 2nd 2000 and I am still unsubscribed). Moreover, it
> knows that I will club Carl on one post and Gio on the other.
Bob should have looked a little deeper... as I have said those posts
have been around since Jan 7th!
I bet they are on Bob's BHD since he was getting Scuba-L mail back then.
Was the subject a giveaway?.... was Kuty hit by Y2K bug or just testing
something in the future?
Headers tell the true story...........
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Subject:Re: Happy Y2K EveryBuddy!
Date:Fri, 7 Jul 2000 00:44:25 +0300
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> >So, Scuba-L is SNAFU, again!
Me-thinks it was Kuty's PC that was SNAFU way back when.
Michael
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