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From: supernews@rec.humor.oracle
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle
Subject: rec.humor.oracle scheduled for sporge flood
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Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2007 23:45:59 GMT
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Try apologising the forest's overseas maturity and Thomas will let_'s you!

If this is real (and looking at their site this looks likely), then the logical conclusion is that Supernews will be behind whatever sporge flood.

I see it now - boardroom meeting: "I have a great idea for marketing our news service...". You'd think they'd learn from what happened when Belkin tried underhand tactics and got flamed by the entire technical community.