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email swamp	by stacato	2004-02-10 02:42:30
One of the ladies (lets call her LadyA) at the "office" set up an email forward to the lady (lets call her LadyB) she shares the office with and left on vacation. Today LadyB calls me and says her inbox is suddenly getting swamped. I wasn't able to remotely log on so i took a trip over to her office. by the time i had gotten there her Inbox to 1000 Emails. 20 minutes later her inbox contained 41336 New Emails. it's rather funny how it happened. LadyA send LadyB an email, LadyB looked at the email and send a DeliveryOK which then got forwarded from ladyA to LadyB who replied for some reason with another DeliveryOK ... endless loop. what fun
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he he ....mail ping-pong	by ParityBit	2004-02-10 02:52:23
Poke	by syren	2004-02-10 03:32:18
poke back	by stacato	2004-02-10 03:46:24
How come you need shots?	by syren	2004-02-10 05:01:07
i need shots	by stacato	2004-02-10 06:26:52
Awww...	by syren	2004-02-10 06:43:10
It's called a mail storm	by Slamlander	2004-02-10 04:28:20
Only 41336 emails? Amateurs! ;)	by Cural	2004-02-10 05:18:12
Beautiful, now do that with Outlook Clients	by scissors	2004-02-10 05:52:11
With outlook and Exchange	by Slamlander	2004-02-10 06:32:24
Delegate ... if only they would do that	by scissors	2004-02-10 08:21:21
Sounds like I want to avoid Outlook Clients... ;)	by Cural	2004-02-10 07:10:10

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