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Hehe ... I'm already VERY curious about what we are going to find in the news today, what is really right and what is totally made up ;)

- especially looking out at: heise.de, SlashDot, Yahoo News .. ;o)

cu, w0lf.

Fuck off the 30 seconds posting limit!

I just want to know if the thing about Google Mail is made up or not. You can't trust a single source on this day, it's so much fun.

'Yeah, That's what Jesus would do. Jesus would bomb Afghanistan. Yeah.' - snowlion

You can't trust a single source on this day, it's so much fun.

I know. But it makes life so much more fun. ;)

--Jami

--Jami Yeah, that's gonna sting in the morning.

I just want to know if the thing about Google Mail is made up or not.

yeah, me too. Lets see NOW (3rd April 2004) if this thing is STILL available - and if so, it can be taken for real.

You can't trust a single source on this day, it's so much fun.

Actually I take the '1st of April' jokes also as a good checkup how much you can put trust into media, eg. computer magazines and such. I just gotta think about the nice story the PC-Welt (german version of PC WORLD) made up a few years ago, telling the world Microsoft is going to help themselves to a nation-independend finance center, which will be set up on a huge ship thats going to travel there and there, outside national borders, etc. etc. even showing a rough sketch how this huge tanker would look like (suspiciously a bit like Titanic) - but they fooled me and many others, till the next issue went out and they told us the truth about it.

cu, w0lf.

ps: have a look into the forum threads - there you surely gonna find 'the ultimate truth' ;)

Fuck off the 30 seconds posting limit!

This post was edited by ginsterbusch on Apr 03, 2004.