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I am about to be really fed up of the virus shit!!!</td>
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<pre wrap="">Hi all!<br><br>Almost everytime I open my mailbox there is 2-3 viruses with D.U.C.K.hunter-names conected to them. So I am now about to be really fed up of this virus shit!!! If this is not stopped soon I'll consider leaving this group!!!</pre>
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I'm just glad you are not experiencing what I was getting back when I used
my <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:xephyr@jps.net">"xephyr@jps.net"</a> address. My mailbox was constantly filling up with more
than 90 virus-infected e-mails each day, and as soon as I would delete the
e-mails it would start them coming again, each time using up my allotted
server-space. At first I hoped that by NOT receiving and deleting the e-mails,
those that exceeded my space would bounce back to the offending harddrive
and the person would get a clue that their harddrive was infected, but after
several weeks I finally just closed out that e-mail address and moved on
to a new one. It was a hopeless battle to which I finally had to surrender.<br>
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-Rich Bellacera<br>
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Des personnages "historiques"</td>
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<pre wrap=""><font face="arial,helvetica"><br>If someone needs scans, Rich for instance, i'll be happy to make you some...</font></pre>
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Thanks for the offer Gilles, but the list you posted sounds exactly like
the images listed in two hardbound editions I have called "BEST COMICS: Mickey
Mouse" & "BEST COMICS: Donald Duck." The section where they are featured
is called "Mickey's Guide to Familiar Walt Disney Comic Characters." Some
are in Black&White and others in color. Oddly, it was these characters
which first inspired me to tackle a guide to Disney Characters, and when
the Mailing List's pre-incarnation (back in 1992) came along, the fuse was
lit because all these wonderful people seemed to love Disney comics too!
:-) I also have the hardbound edition of "BEST COMICS: Animated Deatures
and Silly Symphonies," but that section, and the following one called "Graphic
Development: 1930 - 1970" which shows the way Mickey and others' appearances
changed over the years, and the introduction by Floyd Gottfredson, as well
as the list of character names translated into different languages is not
included.<br>
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I'm sure to be hitting some folks up for scans in the near future though.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
-Rich Bellacera<br>
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