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Yowie - 16 Jan 2008 04:45 GMT
Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.

I'm one of the 5 moderators of alt.religion.wicca.moderated

I've just had to reject 10 spam messages from their queue.

Nothing unusual there.

I wouldn't be sharing this with any of you had the fact that two of the
messages were also crossposted to here (RPCA) and were allegedly from two
upstanding and well respected members of RPCA, two people I would trust
completely *not* to misbehave on usenet (or crosspost to ARWM unless just
replying to an already crossposted and cat related anyway).

*Please* make sure all of you have your virus protection up to date,
installed and working. These messages were most likely forgeries, and had
nothing to do with any of you or your machines, but just be careful, OK?

Yowie
Christina Websell - 16 Jan 2008 16:11 GMT
> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>
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> installed and working. These messages were most likely forgeries, and had
> nothing to do with any of you or your machines, but just be careful, OK?

Was one of them me?  I am getting spam from myself to myself again on the
address I use on usenet.
Everything viruswise is up to date here.  Spambots gather email addresses
and then aren't they sold on, or something?
At least this time I am not selling v**gra or p*n*s enl*rg***** !!

Tweed
jmcquown - 16 Jan 2008 16:59 GMT
>> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>>
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>> the messages were also crossposted to here (RPCA) and were allegedly
>> from two upstanding and well respected members of RPCA

> Everything viruswise is up to date here.  Spambots gather email
> addresses and then aren't they sold on, or something?
> At least this time I am not selling v**gra or p*n*s enl*rg***** !!

Heh, I heard a good joke the other day Christina.  A guy was at the gym in
the shower and couldn't help notice how well endowed this other man was.  He
said "I hate to ask, but were you always like that?"  The man said no; I
started rubbing it with butter every day and in two months it grew two
inches!  So they saw each other at the gym a couple of months later and the
guy asked if his suggestion had helped.  He said, "No, in fact it's two
inches shorter!"  The other man asked did you follow my directions for
rubbing it with butter?  "I didn't have any butter.  So I rubbed it with
Crisco."  Oh no.... don't you know Crisco is *shortening*?!  LOL

Jill
Christina Websell - 17 Jan 2008 18:59 GMT
>>> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>>>
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> rubbing it with butter?  "I didn't have any butter.  So I rubbed it with
> Crisco."  Oh no.... don't you know Crisco is *shortening*?!  LOL

Nice joke, Jill, but I have never heard of Crisco. Is it an American thing?

Tweed
Matt - 17 Jan 2008 19:25 GMT
>>>> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>>>>
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>
> Tweed

Yes Christina  it is a major brand of shortening here in the USA.  I use the
low fat end ones  pretty good when I can't get peanut oil
bastXXXette@sonic.net - 17 Jan 2008 21:13 GMT
> "jmcquown" <jmcquown@bellsouth.net> wrote in message

>> guy asked if his suggestion had helped.  He said, "No, in fact it's two
>> inches shorter!"  The other man asked did you follow my directions for
>> rubbing it with butter?  "I didn't have any butter.  So I rubbed it with
>> Crisco."  Oh no.... don't you know Crisco is *shortening*?!  LOL

> Nice joke, Jill, but I have never heard of Crisco. Is it an American thing?

It is, and it's been around a long time. I'm not sure what it's made of,
to be honest. Is it lard? Or...?

Ironically, Crisco is used as a sexual lubricant by some people. I wonder
if they all know about its, um, properties? :)

Joyce

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Matt - 17 Jan 2008 21:19 GMT
> > "jmcquown" <jmcquown@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
>
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>
> Joyce

And how do you know that Joyce something you need to tell us :^)
<evil grin>
William Hamblen - 18 Jan 2008 04:28 GMT
>It is, and it's been around a long time. I'm not sure what it's made of,
>to be honest. Is it lard? Or...?

... hydrogenated vegetable oil.

Bud
Granby - 18 Jan 2008 04:56 GMT
It is man made lard.  Out of vegetable oil and SUPPOSED to be better for
you.  It is white like lard but, doesn't make things taste near as good.  I
use lard about twice a year. Oh, I still use it in pie crust just don't make
pies much anymore.

>>It is, and it's been around a long time. I'm not sure what it's made of,
>>to be honest. Is it lard? Or...?
>
> ... hydrogenated vegetable oil.
>
> Bud
Christine K. - 18 Jan 2008 04:03 GMT
Christina Websell kirjoitti:

> Nice joke, Jill, but I have never heard of Crisco. Is it an American thing?
>
> Tweed

Crisco on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisco
And I didn't know why cooking fats are called shortening, even tho I've
heard or seen it many times before, so I also looked that up.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shortening

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Yowie - 16 Jan 2008 21:05 GMT
>> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>>
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> and then aren't they sold on, or something?
> At least this time I am not selling v**gra or p*n*s enl*rg***** !!

No, it wasn't you.

We've worked out its forgeries, but they're being clever about it and using
the posting names and addresses of people who already post to that
particularly NG - they were replying to a thread I had crossposted from
ARWM. Not coincidentally, a forgery of me appeared too, but my name is on
the pre-approved list so my forgery got through and got posted. Someone
smarter than I am can probably figure out what domain they are coming from
by looking at the headers (headers are mostly gobblydegook to me).

Yowie
Matt - 17 Jan 2008 17:25 GMT
I saw this today when I got back  someone is using my headers spouting off
religion in the other cat groups

If you got a post from after 12pm 1-13-2008 -  10 am on 1-17-2008  it was
not me  I was on my cruise and just got back

> Ok, time to come 'out' of the broomcloset.
>
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>
> Yowie

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