Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 27 May 1994.
Make Money Fast
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 27 May 1994 - 30 Jul 1996
Kyriakos E Stylianos <kst...@mason1.gmu.edu> wrote:
>~r make-fast-money
I think all MAKE.MONEY.FAST posts should be like this. :-)
(BTW, Kyriakos, please don't post M.M.F, it's annoying, wastes bandwith,
has been seen at least a dozen times by most readers of alt.ascii-art,
and illegal (despite claiming to not be.))
-- Alan De Smet
cha...@yar.cs.wisc.edu
Mostly (But not entirely) Harmless
On an interesting note, Bob Allison, I have a question. If rec.arts.ascii
passes, would this message have gotten through?
>From: cha...@yar.cs.wisc.edu (Mostly Harmless [Alan De Smet]) >Kyriakos E Stylianos <kst...@mason1.gmu.edu> wrote: >>~r make-fast-money > >I think all MAKE.MONEY.FAST posts should be like this. :-) > >On an interesting note, Bob Allison, I have a question. If rec.arts.ascii >passes, would this message have gotten through? Hi Alan, I think the answer to your question is NO. Not because Bob Allison would not have let it through, but because the _original_ post would not have been let through. Hence, you would never have seen it and therefore you would never have replied to it! Ever heard of "killing two birds with one stone" ? Mind you, my reply to your reply would not have appeared either for the same reason. Actually, when a "bad" post is removed the rest of the thread is also removed with no additional work! Now that's what I call eliminating the problem at the root. -- Normand Veilleux As a "long term" contributing artist to nve...@emr1.emr.ca alt.ascii-art, I hereby declare that ---------------------------- rec.arts.ascii (MODERATED) has my support.
Normand Veilleux, to Alan de Smet: >I think the answer to your question is NO. Not because Bob Allison would >not have let it through, but because the _original_ post would not have been >let through. But that was one of the funniest Make Money Fast postings I've seen. Better than many of the parodies out there. Ah well. I guess it wouldn't really be any big loss. There's always more Usenet than anyone can read... --
In article <2s3mue$5b...@spool.cs.wisc.edu>, Mostly Harmless [Alan De Smet] <cha...@yar.cs.wisc.edu> wrote: >Kyriakos E Stylianos <kst...@mason1.gmu.edu> wrote: >>~r make-fast-money > >I think all MAKE.MONEY.FAST posts should be like this. :-) >(BTW, Kyriakos, please don't post M.M.F, it's annoying, wastes bandwith, >has been seen at least a dozen times by most readers of alt.ascii-art, >and illegal (despite claiming to not be.)) > >-- Alan De Smet > cha...@yar.cs.wisc.edu > Mostly (But not entirely) Harmless > >On an interesting note, Bob Allison, I have a question. If rec.arts.ascii >passes, would this message have gotten through? The original post would not have been posted, so I don't imagine you would have posted your post. -- ....... ...... ....... ....... ...... ...... ....... ....... ... ... ... /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// /// ------- --- ------- ------- ------ --- ------- --- --- --- --- --- === === === === ====== === === ====== === === === === === ####### ###### ### ### ### ### ###### ###### ### ### ####### ###########
A way to make money fast.
Ban all pyramid scheme posters from alt.ascii-art forever. That way our phone
bills will be much smaller.
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