🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 9 Dec 1996, David Post wrote:

> In article <58f2et$ah1@bosconian.lm.com> you wrote:

> Please post as to why this was posted to the newsgroup co.general, anyway.

Certainly!
	John Grubor is a dangerous little man from Pittsburgh, PA.  He is 
a threat to everyone on the internet.  When John encounters someone he 
disagrees with, he begins a flame about the person.  It is always almost 
all of, or some of these things:
gay (in crude terms)
pedeophile  (in very graphic terms)
drug-using 
ect. ect. ect.

	You might say--yeah, so?  Well, when you work for someone who 
spends time on the net.........and doesn't know that Grubor never tells 
the truth--you might lose your job over it.  In my case, I'm building my 
business, and my reputation matters a lot.  Mrs Roberts ain't gonna call 
me to set up Melissa's computer on the net if she thinks I'm going to 
feel her up, will she?
	We've reached the point with him where his rights are interfering 
with our rights.  That's the problem.  Then there's the fact that it 
would be very difficult to prove that John Grubor indeed did post all of 
this material.  After all, anyone with access to the account--and he 
claims it's dozens--could have posted the information.
	The more people who know about John, the less power he has to 
harass all of us that have to live here.  And, all of you that live 
anywhere else, for that matter.  
	Last friday I tried to get him to meet me in a public place.  At 
first, he was all for it.  But then, he thought better of it and demanded 
a $350 fee for his "apperance."  This is unacceptable.  It's possible, we 
just don't feel it's worth the money.  
	I'm sorry if my post offended you--I merely intended to update a 
story some here would know well--for John has offended many people over 
the years.  Grubor's so well known, there's a faq on him:

http://kendaco.telebyte.com/dhardland/Grubor.FAQ.html

		Enjoy!

		John Bomberger
		tunaman@telerama.lm.com



"Prohibition...goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to
control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things 
that are not crimes.  A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very 
principles upon which our government was founded."       Abraham Lincoln