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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Oct 1998.
Re: thank you

Re: thank you

Lianne wrote:
> 
> Colin,
> 
>      I have come out of lurk mode to try to make a point.  One of the 
> greatest things about the Internet is its great diversity.  That 
> includes age.  The Internet has provided a great place to get 
> information from, and many kids log on every day to get information 
> for homework or to chat with their friends. Newsgroups are another one 
> of the great things that comes with the Internet.
> They provide a chance to share things with other people across the 
> world and to get the opinions and ideas from them.  If you do not like 
> listening to what the kids have to say, then maybe you should be the 
> one to go, not the kids.

Amen!!

I've been gone from this group for a long time but I don't like coming
back and finding everybody screaming at each other... people who *used*
to get along.   All this throwing hate doesn't help any.

				--Muke!
				(my uncle once said, 'You become like 					 the people you hate.')
-- 
Beauty is skin deep; ugly goes right to the bone.

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