A strange Email

[RedFury]

Hello,
If you are a time traveler in possession of the Dimensional Warp Generator wrist watch, the Carbon Copy Replica model #52 4350 series or similar technology I need a RELIABLE SOURCE! I will also need a transduction capacitor. Send a (SEPARATE) email to me at: PeterNwR@aol.com
if this applies to you. Please do not bother replying if you are unreliable as, I will need these items within 48 earth hours from the time you contact me. I prefer someone with access to teleportation.
VXmFlVSmaTr

I got this out of the blue. Just gotta love AOL.

[vass0922]

hm... I don't have those, but I MAY have a Deinal flux capacitor

1.1 jiggaawatts of power!!!!

[originel]

haha, that always bugged the cr@p outta me GZ. even as a kid i knew it was giga. but anyway.....

yeah, just goes to show you that there really are crazy people out there, not just in the movies

[Mercenary Dragon]

The funny thing is that Einstein indirectly proved that time travel is a reality. Unfortunately we would have to encapsulate ourselves in like 60 miles of foam rubber to keep the inertia from the speed necessary from killing us in the process. Oh well, Makes for wonderful dreams I guess....

PS... Get that guy some lithium... I think he needs it LOL

[LinuxNewbie]

you think THAT is strange? my buddy saw a wanted add in some news paper where a guy advertised that he wanted somebody to travel through time with him

[Blood_Luster]

*Sent an e-Mail*

'Yes, hi, I happen to be in posetion of such a thing, first, I need to have 500k in my hand, then you can see it. Have a nice day"

Wheeeeeee, I also like the hair lose emails... even though I still have all my hair, and... I prolly will for another 35-40 years or so... YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN IT'S GOING TO HIT... so far i've got 24 gallons of hair-adder-thingy... yup...

Am I going nuts or did we have this discussion before? Seems I recall Doc getting in on the act as well.

Must be a popular email topic.

For AOL users, anyway.

Cheers
Mick

[troyt75]

Wish I could go back in time and delete my post.

[OuTpaTienT]

I've received either that same email or one very much like it about a year or so ago. Strange yes. Worth mulling over and spending time thinking about? No. I just deleted it. Most likely it's just a spammer trying to harvest known active email accounts. Lists of known valid email accounts get bought and sold everyday. And lists of valid email accounts that are known to be active (ie there's recently been a reply from that email) are worth 100 times more. (At least that's my theory. Just don't reply to it.)