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Soooo the message I send pops up and I go, "huh" I guess I CAN do that! So I'm thinking that might be a clever way to send myself reminders - why? I have NO idea. Just bored and my brain is off on some bizarre tangent. Ok so I leave the message page and go back to discussion and the "you have a message" red indicator pops up. So I go back to the messages and it is my message to myself. Again. I click off on it and go back to reading discussion and there is ANOTHER message. I go back to messages and there it is AGAIN! Oh crap - have I gotten myself locked into some sort of message loop that I will never be able to escape?
Sooooo I finally put on my thinking cap and deleted the dumb thing and "poof" problem disappears into cyberspace.
Whew! I can't imagine how embarrassed I would be if I had to go beg the webmaster to save me from my own self-made loop! 
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Great, no doubt others will try this since you mentioned this.
You may have started another chain of loops...
And now, I have to ask another question -- what would have happened if you had replied to your message??? I'm not curious enough to try it myself...
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Hmm, you know what they say about people who talk to themselves... Now messaging oneself? I guess that's so you don't forget what you talked to yourself about?
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All those years working with high voltages - must have a short circuit somewhere? LOL 
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"OK so I'm bored "
Ok so let us all send Theresa some private messages.
Anything...
rrr...
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Aha! So that's why you asked me about the weather. You lil stinker! 
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Theresa, try this next: go to one of your e-mail accounts (if you have more than one) and set it for an "I'm out of the office" type auto-reply. Go to another of your email accounts and set it for an auto-reply also. Then send a message from one account to the other and see how long it takes before your email storage is full.
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i'm shrieking
all I can think of is Major Major in Heller's book
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Theresa, sounds like you need to get out of town and meet some people --oh yes, I forgot, you're coming to ORLANDO aka TOLL CITY this weekend.
We'll make sure you have some real conversations...
Now if anyone can tell me why I am messaging at 2:30 in the morning, now THAT's just nuts.
(It was a long day and night of work, people, and not a good one at that 
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"Now if anyone can tell me why I am messaging at 2:30 in the morning,"
Because I need something to read to keep me awake during this graveyard shift.
Appreciate it, Bob. Thanks.
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That explains why Ted is awake at 2:23 AM (local time)!
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OK so I'm bored and my curiosity got the better of me. Ut oh - sounds like trouble! So I tried sending myself a message. LOL yeah how VERY silly.
Soooo the message I send pops up and I go, "huh" I guess I CAN do that! So I'm thinking that might be a clever way to send myself reminders - why? I have NO idea. Just bored and my brain is off on some bizarre tangent. Ok so I leave the message page and go back to discussion and the "you have a message" red indicator pops up. So I go back to the messages and it is my message to myself. Again. I click off on it and go back to reading discussion and there is ANOTHER message. I go back to messages and there it is AGAIN! Oh crap - have I gotten myself locked into some sort of message loop that I will never be able to escape?
Sooooo I finally put on my thinking cap and deleted the dumb thing and "poof" problem disappears into cyberspace. Whew! I can't imagine how embarrassed I would be if I had to go beg the webmaster to save me from my own self-made loop!
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
Great, no doubt others will try this since you mentioned this.
You may have started another chain of loops...
And now, I have to ask another question -- what would have happened if you had replied to your message??? I'm not curious enough to try it myself...
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
Hmm, you know what they say about people who talk to themselves... Now messaging oneself? I guess that's so you don't forget what you talked to yourself about?
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
All those years working with high voltages - must have a short circuit somewhere? LOL
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"OK so I'm bored "
Ok so let us all send Theresa some private messages.
Anything...
rrr...
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
Aha! So that's why you asked me about the weather. You lil stinker!
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
Theresa, try this next: go to one of your e-mail accounts (if you have more than one) and set it for an "I'm out of the office" type auto-reply. Go to another of your email accounts and set it for an auto-reply also. Then send a message from one account to the other and see how long it takes before your email storage is full.
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i'm shrieking
all I can think of is Major Major in Heller's book
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
Theresa, sounds like you need to get out of town and meet some people --oh yes, I forgot, you're coming to ORLANDO aka TOLL CITY this weekend.
We'll make sure you have some real conversations...
Now if anyone can tell me why I am messaging at 2:30 in the morning, now THAT's just nuts.
(It was a long day and night of work, people, and not a good one at that )
BOB
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
"Now if anyone can tell me why I am messaging at 2:30 in the morning,"
Because I need something to read to keep me awake during this graveyard shift.
Appreciate it, Bob. Thanks.
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re: An odd glitch in the messaging system -- good for a laugh!
That explains why Ted is awake at 2:23 AM (local time)!
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