🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <45mrc0$4fm@pentagon.io.com>, bei@io.com (Bob Izenberg) wrote:
}In article <45ij8a$jpf@elxr.jpl.nasa.gov>,
}
}# Do you realize just how controlling the "those who have money
}# make the rules" paradigm is?
}
}Is AOL free?  If the original poster's complaint was that
}the service for which they are presumably paying is a bad
}value because it has poor Usenet propagation, and that a
}free service which the poster has attempted to use has
}policies that prevent her from so doing, then why did the
}poster not pursue one of the other avenues available to
}anyone with the coins to spend on Internet service
}providers?

	And AOL takes a lot of coins.  I *think* they have it down to $2.00 an 
hour, but that can still add up quick.

	Anyway, some people who should know better seem to be forgetting that 
the net is not a homogenous body.  It is thousands of systems, in over a 
hundred countries, and each one has its own lord and master.  It is no more 
appropriate for her to complain about how Fletcher run his site than it would 
be for me to complain about how Dave runs his.

	BTW Dave, can I move my porn collection to your spool yet?

Regards,
    The Gentleman

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Government is like a baby.  An alimentary canal with a big appetite at
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