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Subject: Secret Message
Date: Tue, 1 Jan 1980
From: The President Of The United States Of America <george@whitehouse.gov>
Organization: President
To: Poppy <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
Red Three,
The d.o.n.k.e.y. has turned it's back. i repeat,
the d.o.m.k.e.n.y has turned it's back.
love,
G.D.B.
Subject: Re: Secret Message
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2001
From: G.H.W. Bush <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
Organization: AOL
To: George <george@whitehouse.gov>
George,
What in God's name does this mean? Who is the
donkey?
Dad
--
George Herbert Walker Bush
41st President of the United States of America
Subject: Re: Re: Secret Message
Date: Tue, 1 Jan 1980
From: The President Of The United States Of America <george@whitehouse.gov>
Organization: President
To: Poppy <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
It was a coded message, duh Dad! You know how
insecure email is, so I'm codingh all the emails i send out.
Any1 could be reading them.
Love,
G.D.B.
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Secret Message
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001
From: G.H.W. Bush <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
Organization: AOL
To: George <george@whitehouse.gov>
> It was a coded message, duh Dad! You know
how insecure email is, so
> I'm codingh all the emails i send out. Any1 could be
reading them.
George,
I've consulted all my original CIA codebooks,
and I believe your message made no sense. Also, it's considered
good "netiquette" to quote the relevant section/s
of an e-mail when replying to it. And for God's sake, son,
fix your system clock! All your messages are gathering at
the top of my inbox.
Dad
--
George Herbert Walker Bush
41st President of the United States of America
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Secret Message
Date: Tue, 1 Jan 1980
From: The President Of The United States Of America <george@whitehouse.gov>
Organization: President
To: Poppy <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
>> It was a coded message, duh Dad! You
know how insecure email is, so
>> I'm codingh all the emails i send out. Any1 could
be reading them.
>
> George,
>
> I've consulted all my original CIA codebooks, and I believe
I can
> say that
> your message made no sense. Also, it's considered "netiquette"
to
> quote
> the relevant section/s of an e-mail when replying to
it. And for
> God's
> sake, son, fix your system clock! All your messages are
gathering
> at the
> top of my inbox.
>
> Dad
>
> --
> George Herbert Walker Bush
> 41st President of the United States of America
Subject: Your E-Mails
Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2001
From: G.H.W. Bush <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
Organization: AOL
To: George <george@whitehouse.gov>
George,
You've quoted my _entire_ message, and you forgot
to actually reply with any of your own words. Please reply
coherently next time, and when you do, DON'T set message priority
to 'Highest'. My mail program filters high priority messages
into a special folder whose contents are automatically faxed
to me wherever I am. What I'm saying is that you keep interrupting
my lunch. And PLEASE, FIX YOUR SYSTEM CLOCK! You simply need
to double-click the clock on the taskbar!
Dad
--
George Herbert Walker Bush
41st President of the United States of America
Subject: Re: Your E-Mails
Date: Tue, 1 Jan 1980
From: The President Of The United States Of America <george@whitehouse.gov>
Organization: President
To: Poppy <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
> George,
>
> You've quoted my _entire_ message, and you forgot to
actually reply
> with
> any of your own words. Please reply coherently next time,
and when
> you do,
> DON'T set message priority to 'Highest'. My mail program
filters
> high
> priority messages into a special folder whose contents
are
> automatically
> faxed to me wherever I am. What I'm saying is that you
keep
> interrupting
> my lunch. And PLEASE, FIX YOUR SYSTEM CLOCK! You simply
need to
> double-
> click the clock on the taskbar!
>
> Dad
>
> --
> George Herbert Walker Bush
> 41st President of the United States of America
Sorry dad. whatn i wanted to tell you was that
the d.o.n.k.e.y. has tuned it's back , but never mind because
its' turned back this way again. It looks mad though because
i have'nt fed it in a few days. Oh, and Barbra and Jenna say
hi.
BTW, I'm attacheing a message I got from Dickthe
other day which I thought as funny.
Love,
G.D.B.
---
Subject: [Fwd: Snowhite and the Seven Dwarfs
- The REAL story!]
Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2001
From: Cheney <vp_dick@whitehouse.gov>
Organization: The U.S.A.
To: George <hotpres69@hotmail.com>
Hahaha wrote:
> Today, Snowhite was turning 18. The 7 Dwarfs
always where very
> educated and
> polite with Snowhite. When they go out work at mornign,
they
> promissed a
> *huge* surprise. Snowhite was anxious. Suddlently, the
door open,
> and the Seven
> Dwarfs enter...
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Name: sexy virgin.scr
> sexy virgin.scr Type: Screen Saver (application/x-unknown-content-
> type-scrfile)
> Encoding: base64
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Your E-Mails
Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001
From: G.H.W. Bush <georgeherbertwalkerbush@aol.com>
Organization: AOL
To: George <george@whitehouse.gov>
George,
I want you to stop sending e-mails IMMEDIATELY,
as a matter of national security. If anybody gets hold of
this kind of correspondence, "coded" or not, we
(by which I mean "America") will become a laughing-stock.
So no more e-mails to anyone, O.K.? If you want
to get in touch with anyone, use the red phone on your desk;
that's what it's for. Just dial 001 and then the number. And
DAMMIT, boy! For the last time, your middle initial is "W",
not "D"! I don't care HOW "W" sounds when
you say it!
Dad
--
George Herbert Walker Bush
41st President of the United States of America
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Friday
April 6 9:01 AM ET
Bush, Citing Privacy, Swears Off
E-Mailing Family
WASHINGTON
(Reuters) - President Bush has sworn off e-mail as
a form of communication, citing privacy concerns.
Bush used
to have a wide circle of family and friends to whom
he exchanged e-mails as a way to stay in touch, particularly
during his presidential campaign when he traveled
frequently.
But that
has come to a screeching halt now that Bush is in
the White House.
``I used
to be an avid e-mailer, and I e-mailed to my daughters
or e-mailed to my father, for example, and I don't
want those e-mails to be in the public domain,'' Bush
said on Thursday to the American Society of Newspaper
Editors.
He said
he does not e-mail out of concern his private communications
could be subject to freedom of information laws and
could be made public.
Bush said,
however, that his administration will cooperate fully
with freedom of information requests if they do not
jeopardize national security.
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