Well, Kim, since you seem to be somewhat better informed than me,
I'm sure you already know what they say about
opinions............and my opinion is, lighten up!
I didn't and don't care whether it's true or not. That wasn't the
point. To me, and the list I got it from, it was nothing more than a
humorous story. Sorry you didn't enjoy it. I promise to edit them in
the future so maybe you can get a good chuckle, rather than spending
your time trying to verify their authenticity.
BTW, in some circles you (we), as Bricklin fanatics, are as deep
fringe as those whom you are disparaging. :^))
GM
-----Original Message-----
>Besides being an ardent Bricklin fixer-upper, I am also a skeptic,
dues
>paying at times even. Please, let's not turn our Bricklin email
list,
>or for that matter, the Net, into a fora for spreading urban
legends. I
>am well versed in the area and many of the red flags flew with the
>posting. I did a tiny bit of dejanews research and below is what I
>found. Folks, it is up to all of us to not spread (unless it's
spread
>with a caution that it is an urban legend) stories like this. With
>many, many American citizens already believing in nonsense like
>astrology or ouiga boards, there just is little room for
unexplained
>jokes. Just my opinion, Kim.
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