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Date: November 21, 1986 10:57
From: KIM::HARPER
To: @SYS$MAIL:JUNK
HELLO, HELLO!! Today is International Hello Day (I'm not kidding). The heads of state of sixty eight countrys have approved this day as Hello Day, in an effort to promote world peace and good will. How does it work? "Well..." Just say Hello to 10 different people today and you would have done your civic duty. And since there are Hellos at the top of this mail message, if only 10 of read this, I did my part. If 20 read this, think of the good karma I have comming to me. If 30 read this, I may go into politics. "Nancy, say Hello". Goodbye, Dennis
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Date: November 21, 1986 17:14
From: KIM::SHEPPERD
To: @SYS$MAIL:ENGINEER
From: KIM::WEATHERBY 21-NOV-1986 16:44 To: KIM::SHEPPERD Subj: GREETINGS From: KIM::HARPER 21-NOV-1986 15:07 To: WEATHERBY Subj: Lyle gets the quarter... From: KIM::RAINS 21-NOV-1986 14:08 To: KIM::HARPER Subj: RE: Hello There... This is a special HelloDay "Hello." It is a part of a world wide electronic Hello Campaign. Please make 20 copies of this hello and send them to your friends. It is very important that you keep the chain going so that the world won't end at midnight tonight. A woman at IBM in Austin, Texas passed on this hello this morning. At noon, she heard from the IRS taht they were giving her a $500 refund. A man in Pomona, California typed in the hello on CompuServe and found out an hour later taht he was a $1000 instant winner in the lottery. An elderly clerk at the Santa Clara County Medical Center in San Jose failed to pass on the "hello" and had a heart attack at 9:23am this morning. A man in Seattle, Washington ignored the "hello" that came to him at 11:34am PST and died at 11:52 when a Boeing 767 landed on the roof of his car as he was driving to lunch. A bag lady in New York City ignored the hello she saw on the Time of Day sign in front of Chase Manhatten Bank, and was promptly mugged and robbed of her bag. You should also send 25 cents to the first 3 people at the top of the "Forwarded from" list at the beginning of this message. Hurry and pass this "hello" along so the world won't end tonight.
Nov 21, 1986