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Yes, it has been discussed here and if you go to an urban myth web site you will find out that it is an urban myth and not true. Unfortunately, I gave my list of sites to our sociology teacher, who does a unit on urban myths, and forgot to copy them first. Diane Durbin dianed@tenet.edu On Fri, 7 Jun 1996, Frank H Worley wrote: > A friend of mine is on a mailing list for foreign language teachers. > Recently there was a discussion about e-mail with the subject heading of > "Good Times". She opened up her digest form mail to find a discussion of > this mail and even one listing with Good Times. > > Apparently, if you get an e-mail with this subject heading, and you open it > up, it contains a virus that will trash your entire system. Her computer > would not even recognize that it was a piece of plastic, much less a piece > of plactic with a brain! > > Of course with digest form, the only subject heading is Special Issue and > once you open it to see what's inside it's too late. I was wondering if > this list is monitored so that e-mails with this heading can be found > before they are posted to the entire group. > > I have heard of this problem before and it is scary. Has anyone out there > experienced this first hand? > > Connie Worley > Toccoa, GA >