Richard D
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Sun Oct-18-09 12:49 PM
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| A friend just got an email from me . . . |
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. . . that I sent almost a year ago. How can this happen?
No kidding. Almost a year old. Where was it for that long? Is there a computer someplace that is the home of lost messages? Was it kidnapped and tortured for a year in an electronic prison in a foreign country? In jail for speeding? Gods, the mysteries of life.
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lpbk2713
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Sun Oct-18-09 03:51 PM
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| 1. There could be a few explanations. |
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One might be that a mail server was rebooted or a redundant server was put on line and the date range went back as far as the date of your own message.
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wildbilln864
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Wed Oct-21-09 10:08 PM
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| 2. I get emails from the future. |
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some dated 2036. :shrug: All spam so I just delete em.
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charlie
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Wed Oct-21-09 10:31 PM
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| 3. Don't let him delete that email |
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And buy a new suit. We'll need to know exactly what you wrote that slowed the speed of light to 600ft per hour.
You'll need the suit to pick up your Nobel.
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david13
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Fri Oct-23-09 11:11 PM
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| 4. No, this is nothing. Cartman on South Park got calls from the |
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future, from himself, by telephone. You can't top that. dc
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