viral e-mails-- the saga continues

Lee Einer wrote:
> I am sorely tempted to filter all viral attachments to automatically
> forward to this company's published e-mail addresses. Would this be
> legal? Would it be considered a denial of service attack? What
> additional options do I have (besides living with this?)

Rather than a malicious revenge motivated waste of bandwidth why don't you just
drop them and carry on. It would be just as easy.

I think the motto for the decade should be:
"You can't control what goes into your inbox"

Of course you can control what stays in your inbox. Just take a few breaths,
curse to yourself and do something fun ... just don't let it steam you,
otherwise you will spend the next decade with needlessly high blood presure.

Try frozen bubble.

Austin