Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 24 Sep 1997.
busty
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 7 messages · 24 Sep 1997 - 30 Sep 1997
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.anni.com/links.html">FREE PICTURES AND PASSWORDS</a></BODY></HTML> ****************************************************************** FREE SPEECH Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- Amendment I, The US Constitution There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received unsolicited mail. Many of these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized. These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet. The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about useful new products and/or services and do NOT want any "computer hippies" and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially valuable information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is supposed to be all about! Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Most Americans and the vast majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any form. We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their freedoms. Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees had to be cut down to send E-mail.
hol...@aaaa.net wrote: > > <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>FREE PICS</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#fff000" LINK="FF00FF"# VLINK="#ffff00" ALINK="#fff000"> <a href="http://www.ann > ****************************************************************** > FREE SPEECH > > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or > prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, > or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to > petition the Government for a redress of grievances. --- > Amendment I, The US Constitution Get it straight..... > > There are a few people on the Internet who complain whenever they received > unsolicited mail. you are wrong, theres ALOT of us, more of us then there are of you... >Many of these individuals are the same people who feel > that the World Wide Web, Online Services and the Internet should have never > been commercialized. Who said? LETS SEE SOME SOURCES HERE....There are none....are there... > These "computer hippies" resent the presence of > businesses on the Internet. You know what, I think your an IDIOT, as an American I reserve the right to say (and think) so. Mr. Idiot, dont you think this is a very MAJOR leap of logic, "RESENT BUSINESSES ON THE...NET", no I resent spam heads like you wasting my time and eyesight with BULLSHIT gimmics, endless links and screen bait like this clogging up news groups where they are not wanted or read! I came here for something else! I want ANAMATED ASCII ART, not some small minded drunken pig farmer spewing his Rush Limbaugh bullshit about how theres an imagined group of society thats out to get him..... > > The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about > useful new products and/or services "The vast majority"....BWAHAHABWAHAaaaaaa, WHERE!?! let me see them? post a list, exactly what majority are we talking about? If there were ANY shred of truth to your opinion you wouldnt even be compelled to write...SHEESH! > and do NOT want any "computer hippies" Isnt he great folks; Lets give him a big hand..... > and immature nerds interfering with their ability to receive potentially > valuable Yes, Yes, I admit: working at home sending more spam to people, and turning your $6.00 into $10,000 in 30 seconds - Oh an lets not forget growing worms or selling pictures of naked people DAMN, THATS VALUABLE STUFF! A freaking national asset.... >information on the Internet since that's what the Internet is > supposed to be all about! Who the hell are you to spew what "the internet is all about" you oughta bone up on its history before you make anymore statements like that.... > > Whether or not you like receiving E-mail, if you are a true American, So, basically, what your saying is that if I dont like YOUR usless crap, then IM a commie, right? >then you will fight for anybody's right to do so. Right, right...and how do we do THAT? wait, wait lemme guess send you $10.00 today, right...... > Most Americans and the vast > majority of people on the Internet are opposed to imposed censorship in any > form. This is true, I support your right to post this trash, and would fight to support YOUR right to post this trash, but I know for a fact that if you were in charge, you WOULD NOT support my right to make a point that bothers you....and as a "computer hippie" you would for sure have me sensured as you are obviously a person for whom it woould be impossable to see any other sense of reason.. > We are continually amazed at how quickly people applaud the loss of their > freedoms. who are "WE"? > Without freedom of speech, WE HAVE LOST EVERYTHING our society > stands for. If you are irritated by unsolicited E-mails, JUST IGNORE THEM, > THIS IS THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY! PAY YOUR DUES! You sound more STUPID with each passing line, I cant ignore your BULLSHIT when I have to wade through 150 - 200 peices of it per day just to see if theres some mail from someone I actuslly Know... Like I said, I dont want your trash...If I did, Id look for it. "THE COST OF A FREE SOCIETY?" Hears the cost, WHY DONT YOU RUN ALONG NOW AND GET A ->REAL<- JOB... > > One thing that has to be said for E-mail over snail mail, is that no trees > had to be cut down to send E-mail. Gargelblasters all around! from: ZAP...@aie.net \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/ / There is a theory that states If anyone discovers exactly \ \ what the universe is for and why its here, it will / / instantly be replaced by something even more bizarre. \ \ / / There is another theory that states this has already \ \ happened. / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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