Re: Fellow AOLers...
On 6 Jun 1996, Weible wrote: > >*boggle* "the rest of the internet"? *sigh* It's hopeless. > > BTW- If you look at my (monospaced) sig, you'll see that I'm not just on > AOL. I've been getting on the internet for five years (longer than AOL > has offered internet access). Please don't think that just because my > address is at AOL that I'm a newbee. C. Weible is right. I've been on the Net for about 8 or 9 years. Such line spacing can be jarring and annoying to those of us far-from-newbies. Did I just say that danged word that used to be associated with Volkswagens? (Sounded like farfignewton.) MSkirvin
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