Fair point. Being a bit of a net pioneer, I remember the good ol'days when AOL first
put in net access for their users, and the rest of us ran for our lives as hordes of
newbies showed up. Things have got a lot better since then and aol is no longer a term
of derision in itself. And it's also important to remember the impact (positive!) that
the huge increase in net population has brought, mainly made possible by aol, cserve,
msn and the like.
Peace :-)
Adam.
On Thu Jun 10 15:40:06 BST 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
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> Hi Guys,
>
> I simply felt the need to point out that "B" is not at all the norm on this
> side of the pond. There are a great many of us (many on this list) who spend
> great deals of energy fighting the reputation "B" has earned us.
>
> "B" does however seem slightly irate...I reccomend a good colonic irrigation
> (with a dash of Tabasco sauce).
>
> In his favor, I have seen "No Angel" on over 10 top sales charts. It has
> been listed with SunscreeN as the artist. It is a mistake that can easily be
> made. On the bright side..."B" might just expand his musical
> horizons....might.
>
> Ta Ta,
> Patrick
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