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ERROR : Server Busy(-1105) Vermilion Rockfish (Sebastes miniatus)  From: weezle@zappa.com (Southpaw)
 Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.fishing
 Subject: Re: catfish pictures (0/1)
 Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 17:48:38 GMT
 
 >Get educated on what a virus is and how it is passed dork.  As of
 >yesterday, every place I know of that keeps up with the latest virus
 >activity (and hoaxes) still say that an image file (.jpg, .gif, etc)
 >cannot contain a virus.  In order to contain a virus a file must be an
 >executable (.exe, .bat, etc).  So you won't continue to look like an
 >ignorant jerk, as well as to protect your computer from a viral attack,
 >I suggest you get some education before it's too late.
 
 Actually, if we are talking about the Happy99 thingy, then it is not
 really a virus at all.  It is actually a Trojan, an exe file which
 must be executed in order for it to have any effect on your system.
 In this case it goes under the name of Happy99.exe but can easily be
 renamed for disguise.  The rule of thumb is DO NOT download any exe
 files. Posting exe files will only get you flamed, bigtime.  There is
 a little program called Super Snooper which will open the command
 lines of exe files and you can tell if there is anything amiss.
 
 I had the misfortune of executing one of these little gems and the
 next thing I knew, all my Windows files were being deleted before my
 very eyes!  Had to format and reload (Win95).  Ya live and ya learn,
 in this case first hand and not from someone else's mistake(s).
 
 Check out Symantec's webpage (home of Norton antivirus) for more info
 on Happy99 to find out what it does.
 
 BTW, Pat, that is no way to respond to a message.  You look as
 ignorant as the original poster.
 
 Now lets keep this NG down to fish pics, OK?
 
 Here are a few from my area.(West coast Vanciuver Island)
 
 Albacore tuna (Thunnus alalunga) caught by commercial troller.
 Quillback rockfish (Sebastes maliger)
 Redtail surfperch (Amphistichus rhodoterus)
 Shortraker rockfish (Sebastes borealis)
 Vermillion rockfish (Sebastes miniatus)
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