[Groop] Grooism

[Gary Grossmann]

Hey Janet!

I'll let Larry make the official call, but forgetting your password right after changing it sure sounds like a Grooism to me.  And probably the most common Grooism in the known universe.  

The return-to-sender e-mails are the last remnant of some virus using your e-mail address as the bogus sender.  I'm still getting a couple a day.  Like we figured out, you probably weren't actually infected, just like I wasn't, because my virus scanner caught it and cleaned it.  But somehow it still nabbed your address as one of its fronts.  Today I received a rendered harmless "hello" message with one of Mark Evanier's e-mail addresses.  

Take care -Gary G.  



----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Pengyfelix at aol.com 
  To: groop at groo.com 
  Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 4:28 PM
  Subject: [Groop] Grooism


  Does this count as a Grooism, or is it more of a Stupid Groopier Trick?

  I changed my email password Sunday night after finding some returned-as-undeliverable emails that I swear I never sent.  However, after changing the password and telling the computer to store it, I promptly forgot what I changed it to.  I've spent all day probing my brain for the least little hint of what my new password might be.  I think I may have narrowed the first letter down to something on the left side of the keyboard.  Fortunately for me, my computer remembers even if I don't, since Elie is in Indianapolis this week and he has all the answers to the questions AOL asks before they'll reset your password.  Not that he doesn't trust me with the info, mind you; I've just never had the occasion to need to know it until now that he's out of town until Friday.

  Janet


  http://janetharriett.blogspot.com


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