Re: Well, it had to happen.
Sven Guckes (guc...@euler.math.fu-berlin.de) wrote:
: pix...@netcom.com (Diane Wenner):
: > : > If I were you, I'd change providers.
: > : Yes, keep changing providers until you find one that allow any size.
: > : Then shoot him! Thank you.
: > you might bear in mind that advocating violence is frowned upon
: > with much greater severity than any concerns about .sig size.
: Hint for people with a netcom account:
[snip]
: If you think I was advocating violence
: then check out the "Get A Clue FAQ"!
: Sven
"Then shoot him!" is pretty specific; I don't see options for
interpretation--unless you're going to cop out and say you meant "shoot"
with a camera.
Insulting people's ISPs is pathetically childish. I suspect I've been on
the net longer than you have, and I really don't have any more patience
with your arrogance. You personify the term "net Natzi". If you
continue to haunt this group, we may have to change the name to
<alt.asscii-art>. I think nearly everyone here would be grateful if you
would replace your chair-keyboard interface.
Diane
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