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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Oct 1998.
Re: YOU started it!

Re: YOU started it!

Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote:

>But seriously, why can't we simply ignore each other? They can post in peace,
>we can post in peace. But the smallest thing gets blown out of proportion
>each time!

Simply because, you, Mr. Casso, will just never let that happen...as 
your ongoing track record in this newsgroup has repeatedly proven. 

I certainly agree that you have repeatedly let the smallest thing 
get blown out of proportion and consequently we have the state of 
affairs that we've got here right now.  

So why are you again whimpering and bleating about "posting in peace"?

You just will not allow that to happen...except under your own 
personal rules and regulations.  Get real!  

I, for one, don't want your copyrighted material posted to 
alt.ascii-art under your rules and regulations. Keep your strictly 
copyrighted material private please!  

You have no one but yourself to blame for just about all that has 
happened here and your latest excesses in behaviour constitute Net-abuse. 

Bye,

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From: Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz>
Subject: Re: YOU started it!
Date: 1998/10/07
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