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Article #544535Re: Play games without CDRom in Drive
From: Wulff
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:00
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On 30 Apr 97 13:27:40 GMT, "Phat Phreddy" <phatp...@bigfoot.com>
wrote:
>
>> i may be wrong but i believe the "bigfoot.com" is a Canuck address,
>> i have corresponded with someone here with the above address suffix
>> and i'm sure he was using a local ISP.
>> seems like either a troll or just blatant stupidity.
>>
>Forgive my ignorance but whats a canuck address ?? Bigfoot is a UK
>company that deals with mail redirection so u can have multiple email
>address's all delivered to your 1 mailbox or email for life kinda deal
>pretty handy
>
>and no I dont work there or sell anything just pleased with em
>
>--
>Phat Phreddy
>
>phatp...@bigfoot.com
I meant an isp or service in Canada,...a moot point as it was pointed
out that i was mistaken..
Ciao.......
'Wulff
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Subject: Re: Play games without CDRom in Drive
Date: 1997/05/01
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