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Antisepticizing The Recovery Room ;-)
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| Chronocidal Charlie 2005-11-28, 10:50 am |
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If Alcoholism is a disease, perhaps there are too many infectious
carriers being released prematurely from *Treatment* to *Recovery* and
the *Recovery* *Rooms* could stand a good scrubbing and a liberal
spraying of antiseptic along with triaging and sending those still
showing and exhibiting symptoms of the disease back to *quarantine* and
*treatment*
Might help to get some of the "Typhoid Marys" out of the *care*
*providers* *system* also.
CC
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Attitudes are contagious. Why risk exposure to bad ones?
--CC, "Sometime Summer 95"
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| Tim and Lisa 2005-11-28, 10:50 am |
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"Chronocidal Charlie" <clewis4@hot.rr.com> wrote in message
news:vUCif.23389$%i.245@tornado.texas.rr.com...
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> If Alcoholism is a disease, perhaps there are too many infectious
> carriers being released prematurely from *Treatment* to *Recovery* and
> the *Recovery* *Rooms* could stand a good scrubbing and a liberal
> spraying of antiseptic along with triaging and sending those still
> showing and exhibiting symptoms of the disease back to *quarantine* and
> *treatment*
>
> Might help to get some of the "Typhoid Marys" out of the *care*
> *providers* *system* also.
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> CC
> - --
> Attitudes are contagious. Why risk exposure to bad ones?
> --CC, "Sometime Summer 95"
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Vs Nypbubyvfz vf n qvfrnfr, creuncf gurer ner gbb znal vasrpgvbhf
pneevref orvat eryrnfrq cerzngheryl sebz *Gerngzrag* gb *Erpbirel* naq
gur *Erpbirel* *Ebbzf* pbhyq fgnaq n tbbq fpehoovat naq n yvoreny
fcenlvat bs nagvfrcgvp nybat jvgu gevntvat naq fraqvat gubfr fgvyy
fubjvat naq rkuvovgvat flzcgbzf bs gur qvfrnfr onpx gb *dhnenagvar* naq
*gerngzrag*
Zvtug uryc gb trg fbzr bs gur "Glcubvq Znelf" bhg bs gur *pner*
*cebivqref* *flfgrz* nyfb.
PP
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Nggvghqrf ner pbagntvbhf. Jul evfx rkcbfher gb onq barf?
--PP, "Fbzrgvzr Fhzzre 95"
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| Tim and Lisa 2005-11-28, 10:50 am |
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"Tim and Lisa" <tworkman1@socal.rr.com> wrote in message
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> "Chronocidal Charlie" <clewis4@hot.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:vUCif.23389$%i.245@tornado.texas.rr.com...
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> Vs Nypbubyvfz vf n qvfrnfr, creuncf gurer ner gbb znal vasrpgvbhf
> pneevref orvat eryrnfrq cerzngheryl sebz *Gerngzrag* gb *Erpbirel* naq
> gur *Erpbirel* *Ebbzf* pbhyq fgnaq n tbbq fpehoovat naq n yvoreny
> fcenlvat bs nagvfrcgvp nybat jvgu gevntvat naq fraqvat gubfr fgvyy
> fubjvat naq rkuvovgvat flzcgbzf bs gur qvfrnfr onpx gb *dhnenagvar* naq
> *gerngzrag*
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> Zvtug uryc gb trg fbzr bs gur "Glcubvq Znelf" bhg bs gur *pner*
> *cebivqref* *flfgrz* nyfb.
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> PP
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> Nggvghqrf ner pbagntvbhf. Jul evfx rkcbfher gb onq barf?
> --PP, "Fbzrgvzr Fhzzre 95"
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Just playing with Outlook, unscramble message, wondering what your
signature means?
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| Chronocidal Charlie 2005-11-28, 10:50 am |
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Tim and Lisa wrote:
> "Tim and Lisa" <tworkman1@socal.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:%RFif.47540$Hs.21265@tornado.socal.rr.com...
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> Just playing with Outlook, unscramble message, wondering what your
> signature means?
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It sez in OpenPGP which is a language other than Outlook ;-)
Good signature from Charlie L. (Chronocidal Charlie, The Old GNU Zoo,
Temple, TX, United States of America) <clewis4@hot.rr.com>
with key ID and fingerprint encoded. and any attempt to modify the
original message will show a bad sig. ;-)
Iffen yew ever git an Operating System that kin do stuff like thet wiff
out major gymnastics, I'll give yew my public and private keys so's yew
kin unscrabble shit like thet. Or if yew like yew can retrieve them off
a public key server automagically. ;-)
HTH
CC
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| Chronocidal Charlie 2005-11-28, 10:50 am |
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And just as an addon, for example, if I sign a message, which my 'chine
does automatically, and I decide to edit it while it's in outbox or
unsent messages, if I don't resign it even after something as simple as
dotting an "i" then the sig will show as invalid on a 'chine that is
OpenPGP or other PGP enabled.
CC
Chronocidal Charlie wrote:
> Tim and Lisa wrote:
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> It sez in OpenPGP which is a language other than Outlook ;-)
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> Good signature from Charlie L. (Chronocidal Charlie, The Old GNU Zoo,
> Temple, TX, United States of America) <clewis4@hot.rr.com>
> with key ID and fingerprint encoded. and any attempt to modify the
> original message will show a bad sig. ;-)
>
> Iffen yew ever git an Operating System that kin do stuff like thet wiff
> out major gymnastics, I'll give yew my public and private keys so's yew
> kin unscrabble shit like thet. Or if yew like yew can retrieve them off
> a public key server automagically. ;-)
>
> HTH
>
> CC
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| Virtualoso 2005-11-29, 12:50 am |
| In article <vUCif.23389$%i.245@tornado.texas.rr.com>, Chronocidal
Charlie <clewis4@hot.rr.com> wrote:
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> If Alcoholism is a disease, perhaps there are too many infectious
> carriers being released prematurely from *Treatment* to *Recovery* and
> the *Recovery* *Rooms* could stand a good scrubbing and a liberal
> spraying of antiseptic along with triaging and sending those still
> showing and exhibiting symptoms of the disease back to *quarantine* and
> *treatment*
>
> Might help to get some of the "Typhoid Marys" out of the *care*
> *providers* *system* also.
LOL! Especially those ubiquitous, pernicious meme thought/concept
viruses epidemically contagious in treatment settings.
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