Yup, that was mine :) As you can see, I've switched to the "human symphony" attribution line now. I change the line every few months to entertain myself.
I also haven't been on the Emailer list in a while since I switched to OS X full time and have been happily using Entourage (at least I am loyal to Jud!). I delete all the spam from my old AOL account once a month or so by logging into AOL's web mail site - It's only once in a blue moon that I get anything on that account that I care about, usually a long lost friend or something... Perhaps I should make my reply attribution lines shareware and collect $5 every time someone uses it or enjoys it :) I grant you permission, Dave, to keep it going. When I retire the "human symphony" line, I'll let you borrow that one too. Have I missed anything exciting on this list? BTW - if any of you Emailer-talkers are also Cube owners, surf on over to a site I launched last month: http://www.cubeowner.com Do I know you from somewhere else, Dave? I think I've seen you on the Mac Mgrs list? Are you in NY though? Maybe I have met you at Tekserve? Laurie On 5/21/02 6:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] added a note to the human symphony when this was said: > > At some point I shameless stole an "in reply to" tagline that says: > "On <date>, <sender address> showcased stellar typing and language skills > in this message:" > > If I'm not mistaken, I got it from someone in this Emailer-Talk group. > I've been using it for a number of months now, and I have had more fun > with it than I ever thought possible!!! > > Some people will write back, pointing out a typo they found in their > previous email to me, and others will write that even though they know > they are not using "stellar typing and language skills" this time, that > they hope I'll be ok with it. Some people will get self conscious, > thinking that I'm making fun of their poor language skills. And some > people will gush their thanks when their hard won skills are being > noticed!! > > And today someone replied to my reply saying; > > "Just out of curiosity, how did I showcase stellar typing and language > skills in my message? I don't get it." > > Anyway, I'd just like to publicly thank who ever I stole this fun line > from!!! > Was it Laurie A Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>? Ah, yes, I think it was. > > Best, > Dave Nathanson > Mac Medix ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
