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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (93612)	10/13/2001 5:10:45 PM
From: Taki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

READ THE POST BELOW, AND LAUGH. By: tonto1424 Reply To: None Saturday, 13 Oct 2001 at 12:50 PM EDT Post # of 3899 ANTHRAX KILLER TSPN UP 265% TOLD YOU THE BIG RUN UP WAS COMING THHIS COULD GO UP 500% ON MONDAY WE MIGHT SEE 3 CENTS! THEY GOT THE STUFF THAT WILL SAVE EVERYOEN FROM THE TERROISTS! WHATS NEXT SPECIALLY MADE BIDETS INSTALLED IN AIRPLANES. THE SUBSTRATE MATERIALS COMBINED WITH TSPN'S VAST TECHNOLOGICAL ADDITTIONS TO COMPUTERIZE THE BIDET CAN TELL TERRESTS B U TTS FROM NON TERRORISTS B U TTS. THEN THEY ZAP HIM WHILE IN THE JOHN. CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW MANY PLANES NEED THIS!!!!

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (93612)	10/13/2001 6:22:15 PM
From: Taki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

BADnewsJames.5 More in Fla. Exposed to Anthrax BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - Five more employees at American Media Inc. have tested positive for exposure to anthrax, a company spokesman said today. Last week, a photo editor for The Sun supermarket tabloid died of the inhaled form of the disease, the first death in the United States related to anthrax in 25 years. Two other co-workers were found to have been exposed to the disease. They have not become ill. Gerald McKelvey, a spokesman for American Media Inc., said the company was notified about the five employees today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He said he had no further information on the exposed employees or their conditions. Health officials had been waiting for results of more than 35 anthrax tests checking employees and visitors to the company's headquarters. Full Story News Photo