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From: "myNameIsBrown" <brown@green.net.invalid>
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Subject: Re: OT names/nyms/etc. Paul Derbyshire in History Class [was] Why "lock" - BURP
Date: 12 Jul 2011 23:41:26 +0100
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blmblm@myrealbox.com wrote:
>
>Another post in this thread references a post with message ID
>
>981c5iFlgtU3@mid.Massingill.null
>
>and claiming to be from "n07-Ms.Massingill".  It's probably clear
>to anyone who's still following this subthread that I did not write
>said post.
>
I would sincerely hope so.
These are programming groups.. despite the 
presence of Derbyshire.

That's Paul Derbyshire to be precise.
THE Paul Derbyshire.
Did I say "Derbyshire".

<cuts bait>
That will bring a Google post on.
</cuts bait>

>I'm responding to my own post rather than to the -- I'm not sure
>whether to call it a forgery or a demonstration of spoofing skills
>or what -- because that post (forgery/spoof) wasn't delivered to
>me by my news server. 

A case of rampant SOH at this end, I would offer as apology 
for any absorption angst - not that I sense a lot in your 
response.
Might we agree to say "not the right day"????  :-)

As seen, I locked that header devil up.
Like News of the World - gone[g]

[..]
>It's been -- interesting.  

Indeed so. One of the more refreshing exchanges this 
desk has joined with, in some time.
Might your grass be soft beneath the feet and the wind
rise to fill your sails.

bye.
-- 

Steve