Steve, Brian, and J.R. .......Thanks for the responses on my name listing on the listserv. I'll try them all...................Flatiron

----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Burton
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 5:51 AM
To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] things not to do in the Fog

Hey PATRICK FINLEY!
    I think it has more to do with the 'outgoing mail' settings on your  
computer /EMail program.
..AZcachemeister

PATRICK FINLEY wrote:

> Rand.......................I see there is even a group of computer  
> geeks that have a company called "Geeks on Call ". I never thought I  
> would see the day when being a computer geek was considered "trendy".  
> I think you could probably lump geocachers in general into the "wacko"  
> category, as who else would spend endless hours and gallons of gas  
> searching for an ammo box in the boondocks. I guess it would be akin  
> to being a prospector in the old days. Also, being mostly computer  
> illiterate, I'd like to know how to change my listserv profile, so my  
> name doesn't come up as PATRICK FINLEY, in capital letters. I'm not  
> sure what I did when registering, but I'm really not announcing my  
> arrival, every time I post a message. Take care............Pat
>   
>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     *From:* Rand Hardin
>     *Sent:* Thursday, January 06, 2005 2:29 AM
>     *To:* listserv@azgeocaching.com
>     *Subject:* Re: [Az-Geocaching] things not to do in the Fog
>       
>
>     Patrick,
>
>     Rocket scientists, astronomers, computer techs, gadget geeks, talk
>     radio junkies...I guess there's a category for most all of us
>     where we could be dubbed "wackos."
>
>     I consider myself in good company on this listserv.  [:-D]
>
>     Rand Hardin
>     RandMan   
>
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>     From: Patrick Finley
>
>     Rand..........I think you could lump Wacko, nerd , and geek into
>     the same classification. Just take a look at "Doc" from the Back
>     To The Future movies. Also, aren't rocket scientists looked at as
>     "pocket pen protector geeks".................
>
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>     From: Rand Hardin
>
>     HEY!...a "wacko"!?  At least with a TIME MACHINE you could go back
>     and retrieve the rocket before it burst into "a ball of fire"!  [:O]
>
>     Is a "Wacko" anything like a nerd or a geek?  (Hehehehe)  [;)]
>
>     Rand
>     RandMan
>
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>     From: Brian, Team A.I.
>
>     Hey, rockets are cool.  Especially when they come down in a ball
>     of fire that was completely unintentional.  J  Recovery is greatly
>     simplified as a result  .
>
>     Brian
>     Team A.I.
>
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>     From: PATRICK FINLEY
>
>     You guys are alla bunch of Wacko's! Time machines, Rockets, etc Jeez
>
>     -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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