Re: [at-l] Springer Fever

[bullard@northnet.org]

At 09:57 PM 3/8/00 EST, KarenS62@aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 03/08/2000 6:53:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
>kkupersmith@thor24.com writes:
>
><< Symptoms include excitability, constant butterflies in the stomache, lack 
>of concentration and motivation at work, disruptive sleep, loss of appetite, 
>bouts of crying, and anxiety. >>
>
>There is only one way to treat this near-fatal illness. I heartily recommend 
>an extended course of fresh air, PUDS, rain, sunshine, aches, pains, tears, 
>laughs, joys and summits. There is no cure, you can only relieve the
symptoms 
>for five or six months at a time.
>
>It is very important that you do not pass these symptoms on to anyone you
may 
>be staying with between now and the start of your treatment. Some of these 
>people may have a few more years before they can take the full treatment and 
>if the fever takes hold now, they will have a miserable summer - envying
your 
>treatment.
>
I already have it POG. Is this disease transmissible via e-mail? If so
everyone on ther list is in danger. Kinda gives new meaning to "computer
virus".

Saunterer
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