Larry--
All attachments are stripped from messages to all Team.Net lists. It's
automatic.
For one, it reduces bandwidth immensely.
For another, it kills all the viruses that get sent by attachment -- you may
get the virus e-mail but not the virus itself.
If you want team.net to see a picture (or a web page, or a video clip,
etc.), you need to post a message with an internet link to the picture (if
there is such a link). Or else, invite anyone interested to inquire and
you'll send it direct to them, which is how your other addressees got it.
But, your description below was quite adequate to get a LOL out of me! :-)
Was the bomb live? :-O
--Rocky Entriken
----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry Steckel" <lorenzoscribe@hotmail.com>
To: <autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: Oppps
> Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
> I am very sorry. It appears that the JPG image got stripped from my e-mail
> somewhere between here and there. I sent it to multiple addresses and a
lot
> of them responeded. They got it. Team.Net didn't for some reason. Maybe my
> mouse is broke?
>
> The photo was of a bright yellow fork lift that went over the edge of a
> loading dock forks first. The back edge of the lift was hung up on the
edge
> of the dock, the fork end crashed into the pavement.
>
> Fork lift endo's aren't really rare. What was unique about this one was
that
> the lift had a rectangular basket on the forks across the front of the
lift.
> Inside the basket was a very big, very letal looking bomb, painted in
> military olive drab. Ooops indeed!
>
> Once again, sorry! I hope the description helped. Of course I erased the
> post so I can't re-send it. Drat!
>
> Larry
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