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Date: Tue, 3 Dec 1996 11:41:12 -0800
From: "Timothy A. McDaniel" <tmcd at crl.com>
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To: "Cheryl, <0202014 at acad.nwmissouri.edu>, <0202271 at acad.nwmissouri.edu>,
    <C640995 at mizzou1.missouri.edu>, <Hook9509 at novell.uidaho.edu>, <c595575 at showme.missouri.edu>,
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Subject: Re:  (Fwd) READ ME NOW!! IMPORTANT! (fwd) (fwd)
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(The warning was forwarded multiple times, with the From: and To:
lists apparently intact.  I'm broadcasting to all the e-mail addresses
mentioned in the forwarded version I got.)

It's good to see people looking out for their friends and
acquaintances.  However, the "Irina" virus is a complete hoax.  It's
basically the "Good Times" hoax with the name changed.  The Irina hoax
was put out by Penguin Books in the UK to help promote a book by that
name.  I have some info at home about its origin; please e-mail me at
tmcd at crl.com if you want more info.  As well, Pug <pug at pug.net> put on
the Ansteorran list a fine summary of various hoaxes; I can forward
that too.

Currently, all e-mail "virus warnings" are hoaxes; no mailer program
that I've ever heard of automatically runs the contents of a mail
message (you have to, at least, save an attachment and run it
yourself).

Please, help stamp out the Irina and Good Times hoaxes!

-- 
                             Tim McDaniel
                        Reply-To: tmcd at crl.com
              Never use mcdaniel at mcdaniel.dallas.tx.us.