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[Bill Turner]

Hey Doc,
Ah. My first plonk with Thunderbird.
You don't have anything useful to say anyway.
Consider yourself plonked.
What's that noise? Oh ya. Ploink!!!
Hitting the toilet.

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The really funny thing is, Doc got the wrong guy in the first place.

Deserves two plonks.

Bill T.

 

[Doc]

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The really funny thing is, Doc got the wrong guy in the first place.

Deserves two plonks.

Bill T.

Thanks for the follow up BillT, otherwise I would never have seen
dsLADY'reply, been in my scorefile for ... ever, almost. Another Linux
fanatic.

 

[Doc]

A familiar sound to you dah-wel

 

[dszady]

dszady wrote:



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The really funny thing is, Doc got the wrong guy in the first place.

Deserves two plonks.

Bill T.

I didn't plonk him anyway. I just like the sound.

 

[Bob Adkins]

I had a look at Thinderbird, as I like to further the cause of open
source software. It turned out to be memory hog like no other software
on my pc, using a whopping 40 Mb. So I quickly uninstalled it again.
I prefer separate programmes for usenet, e-mail and rss anyway.

T-Bird is a real work in progress. The humongous download size and memory
footprint are disappointing. T-Bird is probably the world's largest E-Mail
program.

I would like to see the FoxMail developers add Usenet support. The UI is
very nice (ver. 6 is just yummy), and the program is very competent.