full-disclosure - A sucker is born every day

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From: carolyn.meinel at techbroker.com (Carolyn Meinel)
Subject: A sucker is born every day

At 09:59 PM 4/4/2004, you wrote:
>. Who knows? Perhaps a
>couple of newcomers to the field went off and wandered through the
>attrition archives. Plenty to see; it's a good education, of sorts.

Does anyone believe that Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein had a gay
wedding? The Weekly World News had a photo on their front cover! Would they
lie to us?

Attrition is the Weekly World News of web sites. Martin's site says I
defaced the New York Times web site and says I have herpes encephalitis,
which has an 80% mortality rate and leaves the other 20% vegetables. (Do a
web search on herpes encephalitis, ye unbelievers.) Would Martin lie to you?

Forbes picked up Martin's story, on attrition.org, that John Vranesevich
paid someone to deface the Senate web site. Surely he wouldn't just make up
that story. Stories in the New York Times and Vanity Fair quoted the FBI
saying Martin was wrong, but what does the FBI know? Jay Dyson tells you to
believe, so believe you must, because it is cool.

Carolyn Meinel
http://happyhacker.org
http://techbroker.com
505-281-9675

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."  - Benjamin Franklin, 1759

Gravity...it's not just a good idea.  It's the law.
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From len  Mon Apr  5 19:53:16 2004
From: len (Len Rose)
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Administrivia: Meta Discussions (about the list itself)
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PS ( Len: I think that Morning Wood should get the award for
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          mention is deserved in my personal opinion. )