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Imagine that you had set up your own private email server.
Then, imagine if you asked one of your toadies for a book.
A book entitled "Send: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better"
Oh, it gets better. Chapter 6 is titled, “The Email That Can Land You In Jail” and includes a helpful explainer on how to delete emails so they’re deleted for good. Note, this warns specifically of the dangers of emails on a corporate system that has the proper backup system in place:
Yes. How To Delete Something So It Stays Deleted.
The real punch line is that this info was discovered in the batch of Hill-billy™ emails that were released today.
Imagine that you had set up your own private email server.
Then, imagine if you asked one of your toadies for a book.
A book entitled "Send: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better"
Oh, it gets better. Chapter 6 is titled, “The Email That Can Land You In Jail” and includes a helpful explainer on how to delete emails so they’re deleted for good. Note, this warns specifically of the dangers of emails on a corporate system that has the proper backup system in place:
Yes. How To Delete Something So It Stays Deleted.
The real punch line is that this info was discovered in the batch of Hill-billy™ emails that were released today.
Unreal. You can't make this stuff up. It's like a sitcom
It's absolutely amazing, and truly is like a sitcom. Anyone that defends Hillary, with all of the evidence that's stacked against her, is truly delusional.
The funnier story is the one that came out today in the NYTimes that says Hillary has a note from her doctor that says "She's healthy enough to be president." She's had clots for almost 20 years, has been on Coumadin for that long, likely suffers from TBI, and yet we're going to believe a note from her doctor.
Last edited by Ibginnie; 08-01-2015 at 08:43 AM..
Reason: deleted quoted post
Listen, she's like 67. They were using an abacus to add when she was growing up. In fact, they used to use homing pigeon in lieu of emails back then. Cut her a break, she of course needed help. That is why I cut some slack to our conservative brethren on this CD forum who are trying their very best on their 386 desktop and AOL dial-up.
Imagine that you had set up your own private email server.
Then, imagine if you asked one of your toadies for a book.
A book entitled "Send: Why People Email So Badly and How to Do It Better"
Oh, it gets better. Chapter 6 is titled, “The Email That Can Land You In Jail” and includes a helpful explainer on how to delete emails so they’re deleted for good. Note, this warns specifically of the dangers of emails on a corporate system that has the proper backup system in place:
Yes. How To Delete Something So It Stays Deleted.
The real punch line is that this info was discovered in the batch of Hill-billy™ emails that were released today.
Listen, she's like 67. They were using an abacus to add when she was growing up. In fact, they used to use homing pigeon in lieu of emails back then. Cut her a break, she of course needed help. That is why I cut some slack to our conservative brethren on this CD forum who are trying their very best on their 386 desktop and AOL dial-up.
Mick
More insults for us folk in Appalachia from the tolerant left?
Just us fly over country folks are hooked up to high speed internet to go with the chickens,goats half naked barefoot and pregnant relatives 4x4,satellite dishes,metal roofs and rusting relics adorning our front yards ...Signed
A Real Hillbilly!
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