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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Sep 2000.
Re: Warning! - Delete the Internet

Re: Warning! - Delete the Internet

 ______________________________________________
|______________________________________________|
|                                              |
|    /\     Warning:                           |
|   /||\    "The Internet" cannot be           |
|  / || \   stored in the Recycle Bin.         |
| /__<>__\                                     |
|           Are you sure you wish to delete    |
|           "The Internet" ?                   |
|                                              |
|          |:::YES:::|   |:::NO:::|            |
|______________________________________________|

For the love of god .. don't press YES ! *g*

This was an actual errormessage on some versions
of windows that occured when you tried to delete
the system shortcut named "The Internet"

It still occour on newer version of windows but
they've changed the errormessage so it is'nt
funny anymore. I can't remember the actual
message .. you see .. I .. pressed YES. :)
And the Internet was still there afterrwards ..
Darn!

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From: "CeeJay" <new...@CeeJay.cjb.net>
Subject: Re: Warning! - Delete the Internet
Date: 2000/09/19
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