Re: Illicit words; How do I get off of this damn list?

2000-10-26 Thread John Galt
HEY! He was MY toy--he CC'ed ME! :P On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Tim May wrote: At 1:13 AM -0500 10/26/00, Jimmy Cooksey wrote: How do I get off of this mailing list? It clutters my box, like 200 messages to download sometimes.. eeek! Please let me.. When you joined, you received

Re: Illicit words; How do I get off of this damn list?

2000-10-26 Thread Tim May
At 1:13 AM -0500 10/26/00, Jimmy Cooksey wrote: How do I get off of this mailing list? It clutters my box, like 200 messages to download sometimes.. eeek! Please let me.. When you joined, you received instructions. Further, amongst those hundreds of messages you cite have been messages

Re: Illicit words

2000-10-25 Thread John Galt
This was the list I used on "jam echelon day". It is by no means complete, but it's a start. The system is echelon, and it's used by the NSA outside the US and by extension by the FBI within the US. Echelon is only a rumor, but some LEA's have been caught saying in public that echelon is "old

Re: Re: Illicit words

2000-10-25 Thread Bill Stewart
At 09:37 AM 10/25/00 -0400, Riad S. Wahby wrote: There is also the 'spook.lines' file that has come in every Emacs distribution at since 19.34 or earlier. On my machine it's /usr/share/emacs/20.7/etc/spook.lines You can use M-x spook to pull several random ones from a file and put them in the