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I don't know why no one was kind enough to delete "pleasedeleteme" after
it was polite and said `please'....

"...
Please Delete me
Let me go...
..."

Brian Tao wrote:
> 
>     I noticed there is a *lot* of junk in the incoming directory.
> Surely those don't belong in here?  :)
>
> -r--r--r--   1 root     root          11 Jan 28 07:56 pleasedeleteme
>