🚀 go-pugleaf

On Thu, 02 Sep 1999 17:46:46 -0400, FULL MAIL BOX
<fullmailbox@net.org.com.pl.ru.usa.uk.tw.ua.fr.de> wrote:

>http://www.newsnet5.com/news/stories/news-990902-093248.html
>
>http://www.newsnet5.com/news/stories/news-990902-093248.html

Oh for fvcks sake - do we really have to go through this again? You
have crossposted your pathetic whining to six separate, unrelated,
geographically irrelevant newsgroups. Your bitched to a pile of
scanner newsgroups all over the world and not a single post to a
mobile phone group.

My heart really does bleed for you. So you have to use a handsfree kit
in Ohio or get a fine. OH MY GOD! That's terrible! Let's all wear
black armbands for the next week. Certain US states are finally coming
into line with many other places in the world that have banned the
stupid practice of driving whilst dialling/holding a mobile phone.

What next? They might start tightening up on gun control. NOOOOO! We
can't have that, can we now? <insert normal dribble - amendment blah
blah blah....freedom of blah blah....the constitution....civil liberty
blab blah.....conspiracy theories etc etc>

Now piss off, idiot.

DJ!
derek@jenkins.net

"DJ!" wrote:
> 
> <insert normal dribble - amendment blah
> blah blah....freedom of blah blah....the constitution....civil liberty
> blab blah.....

So, the Bill of Rights, freedom, civil liberties, and the constitution
are all part and parcel of "the normal dribble" eh?  That's right,
anyone concerned about freedom is an idiot.  Why can't all these
libertarian types just shut up and be happy that the government is
taking care of them and keeping us safe and warm, and relieving us from
all those difficult ethical and other decisions in life.  If they'd just
stop all this dumb, overly complicated, hard to understand complaining
about stuff nobody really cares about, then the government in its
infinitely greater wisdom could eliminate poverty and hate and crime and
intolerance and weird ideas and bad hair days, and everybody could
concentrate on the important things in life, like collecting Beanie
Babies.

Those who would trade liberty for security deserve neither, and end up
with neither.

The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.

On Fri, 03 Sep 1999 10:32:01 -0400, Brian Wagner
<bwagner@mr.picker.com> wrote:

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Still waiting for something relevant to SCANNERS/CBs

<sigh>

DJ!
derek@jenkins.net

Brian Wagner wrote:

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> The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.

So you have played Wing Commander aswell eh?
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Why is your clock so far ahead

Regards,
Tom?

He is probably getting ready for the Y3K computer problems.....yes thats
right the Y3K and not the Y2K.
iSubmit <mail@isubmit.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Why is your clock so far ahead
>
> Regards,
> Tom?
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