Re: A giant ASCII goat
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 01:24:30 +0200, b <bes...@last.com> wrote: >this is Usenet. no kids ought to be allowed to subscribe to anything but the >tamest moderated groups. accept that. > >Usenet is for adults. Oh? sez who? Usenet is a public place where anyone can wander in. >As far as old people go, they haven't discovered the Internet yet and hardly >anyone of them will do much more than send an email or view web sites. Wrong again, Bunky, I'm 71. Anyone who uses rude language or images in a public place accomplishes nothing but to demonstrate his lack of maturity. Sorry that strikes a nerve. When you grow up you will, hopefully, understand. Nat >The old folk who wander into Usenet will just have to get used to it like >everyone else has.
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