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  1. My computer, like many others, has a "recycle bin" on the desktop.

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    Andy Chequer

  2. "Andy Chequer" <andy@(removethisbittosend)thisisasparagus.com> wrote in message
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    My computer, like many others, has a "recycle bin" on the desktop.

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    The soles of tourist-type sandals sold at the beach.

    Bill "either that or inner tubes" S.

  3. On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 at 16:37 GMT, Andy Chequer penned:

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    My computer, like many others, has a "recycle bin" on the desktop.

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    Andy Chequer

    Recycled into fresh, usable disk space, of course!

    It's actually a much more efficient process than most.

    --
    monique Unless you need to share ultra-sensitive super-spy stuff with me, please don't email me
    directly. I will most likely see your post before I read your mail, anyway.

  4. Andy Chequer said:

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    Energy to run your computer. Better feed the machine some more files. I hear files with .exe endings
    are a better power source.

    --
    Matt

    Fear of a flat planet

  5. "Andy Chequer" <andy@(removethisbittosend)thisisasparagus.com> wrote in message
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    My computer, like many others, has a "recycle bin" on the desktop.

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    Andy Chequer

    On my computer it's photos, music, and ticketing system software.

    Matt

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    On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 at 16:37 GMT, Andy Chequer penned:

    Quoted message said:

    My computer, like many others, has a "recycle bin" on the desktop.

    What are all these deleted files recycled into I wonder........

    Andy Chequer

    Recycled into fresh, usable disk space, of course!

    It's actually a much more efficient process than most.

    you mean it's not like socks that disappear in the dryer to reappear as tangled wire hangers in
    the closet?

    penny

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    you mean it's not like socks that disappear in the dryer to reappear as tangled wire hangers in
    the closet?

    No, that reincarnation.

    Matt

  8. "MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    No, that reincarnation.

    Should be that's. Duh.

    Matt

  9. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote

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    you mean it's not like socks that disappear in the dryer to reappear as tangled wire hangers in
    the closet?

    Actually, some dryers DO eat socks. On the demise of my last one, I took it apart, looking for
    parts. Motor, pulleys, etc.

    After removing the drum, I pulled out a double handful of odd socks, and about $4 in change
    and bills.

    Pete

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