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Message no. 1
From: The Wyrm Ouroboros <mehaffhm@******.SAN.UC.EDU>
Subject: Change of Address
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1993 20:29:23 -0400
As a few of you may have noticed, my mailing address has changed from
aalberdk@****** to mehaffhm@******. I'm still getting a few things off
of aalberdk, but all the main stuff is transferred over to mehaffhm.

Also, aalberdk is going down come the beginning of November; please,
please, .please. change your information lists. (Our Beloved ListMaster
already knows. ;) )

--
Ouroboros
The (Dead) Wyrm of the .Net
Message no. 2
From: MAGECK <YBKB@***.BITNET>
Subject: change of address
Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 18:23:25 -0500
Hey everyone just wanted ya ta know that my E-mail address has changed slightly
I no longer have the username of jvxnsya. I got tired of it so I switched it.
My new address is
YBKB@***.GROVE.IUP.EDU
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Message no. 3
From: The Seriously Silly <phinar@**.CENCOM.NET>
Subject: Re: change of address
Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 23:45:23 EDT
>Hey everyone just wanted ya ta know that my E-mail address has changed slightly
>I no longer have the username of jvxnsya. I got tired of it so I switched it.
>My new address is
>YBKB@***.GROVE.IUP.EDU

You mean you consciously choose these arcane strings of letters?!?!


<G>
(phinar@******.net)

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