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Anti-virus specialists Norton are sending out an e-mail warning of the spread of the latest out of control virus. The VincentMcMahon Virus. This virus spreads rapidly over all media types, particularly expensive ones. The damage that the 'Vince' will do to your system is irreperable. Firstly it will delete any and all files which contain any combination of three letters which could be construed as an abbreviation for a wrestling organisation. Secondly the 'Vince' will remove all your favourite games and replace them with older versions of themselves. A month after your system has been infected the 'Vince' will then delete some of these altered executables and give you an error message informing you of this action. The error message differs but will usually accuse the .exe in question of being 'drunk' 'high' or causing a conflict with another executable. As yet Norton have no cure for this virus.
LOL! KR definitely believed you!
Afrojoe did you actually believe him?
hahahahah
It all started in Vince McMahon's head. At the end of the day when he wires himself directly into his computer, it spread to his modem and mailed itself to everyone in his address book.
Where does it come from?
Okay.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
*turns off computer*
*turns off computer*
Anti-virus specialists Norton are sending out an e-mail warning of the spread of the latest out of control virus. The VincentMcMahon Virus. This virus spreads rapidly over all media types, particularly expensive ones. The damage that the 'Vince' will do to your system is irreperable. Firstly it will delete any and all files which contain any combination of three letters which could be construed as an abbreviation for a wrestling organisation. Secondly the 'Vince' will remove all your favourite games and replace them with older versions of themselves. A month after your system has been infected the 'Vince' will then delete some of these altered executables and give you an error message informing you of this action. The error message differs but will usually accuse the .exe in question of being 'drunk' 'high' or causing a conflict with another executable. As yet Norton have no cure for this virus.