Al Hastings wrote:

I highly suspect that Al didn't post this, and since the site's host
seems to be one of the lowlife webhosts that allow spammers and they
used my name in alt.magic, I think it's safe to say they're slime.

On Jan 15, 4:30 pm, "Eric H." sEtMdAiIoL.com>
wrote:

I did NOT post this, once I get to a non-community computer, i'm
changing my password. How they did this is beyond me

-A

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:33:31 -0800 (PST), Al Hastings
hotmail.com> wrote:

Al, you do not need to worry that your account was compromised. Fake
headers in Usenet are trivial to produce. In fact, there is a major
spam flood going on right now in most groups where garbage messages
are being posted with forged headers. The result is that the
garbage messages appear to come from the regular posters of the
group. This flood originated in Russia. Your forged message
originated at aioe.org.

That said, it never hurts to change your password.

I should have known it was the Russians. My distrust started ever
since my Russian mail order bride tested HIV positive and looked
nothing like her picture, I sent her back asap. I hear Russia is just
like Minnesota, but with more drug addicts and strangely they have a
flat tax. I'll let this ride because they invented the game tetris...

Tetrominoes, like Star Wars movies, instantly puts any nerd in heat. I
think there was research on this....

http://stochastix.files.wordpress.com/2006/12/tetrominoes.png

-A

LDC san.spamblocker.com> wrote in
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* FragileWarrior wrote in alt.magic.secrets:

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