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From: griffin@nunki.usc.edu (Dennis Griffin)
Newsgroups: news.newusers.questions
Subject: replying when all I have is ..!something!something_else
Summary: how do i do it?
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Date: 15 Oct 89 06:04:18 GMT
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	I realize that this is not exactly a question about news, but I would
like to reply to somebody who has given an address that is different that the
one that the message was originally posted to.  The address was in the form
of !something!something_else!yes_something_else.  I am only familiar with the
address types like u@x.y.z, and when I used mail to respond, it said something
along the lines of "unknown action."  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

	dennis

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dennis griffin  	                              griffin@aludra.usc.edu
		"I like my pizza cold and my beer warm"