Re: Fellow AOLers...
From '72 Squareback <air...@pobox.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 11 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Weible wrote:
In article <4p9hlc$1b...@comet.connix.com>, mep...@connix.com (Meph) writes:
>This is too good to pass up...
>
>It's spelled 'newbie.'
>
>
Show it to me in a dictionary and I'll change the way I spell it.
<> Christopher Weible
><IXOYE> // <*Let the wicked fear the hand of God*>
// Oceanside #381, Oceanside, CA
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\\ Wei...@aol.com
<> The...@msn.com
A dictionary is not the diffinitive source for internet spelling, grammar or syntax.
I don't care what service people use just as long as they use internet courtesy (the
Windows suggestion for creating ASCII art was good input). It's too bad that AOLers
have many newbies that don't know internet ettiquet, but it's also too bad that 'netters
feel that they must flame them so hard.
Gangs are everywhere, even on the internet...
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