Third Example of Flaming

From: ayrsayle@bev.net (ayrsayle)
Subject: Re: Keep out AOL.COM messages
Date: 26 Mar 1995 08:54:06 GMT

In article <D5xrtA.Bs1@eskimo.com>, future@eskimo.com (Tim Gerchmez) says:
>
>In article <3kqvsb$1id@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, k2g@aol.com says...

>>I think that all this flaming about aolers is very immature of all of you,

Tough shit, this is the internet, not a church social, chump.

>Of course you think so, dumbass, you're an AOL user.

Go Gerchmez! I've seen quite a few of your postings around(Still tangling w/
R. Toups?).


>>who do it...remeber that this is a free country wh s we can do
>>whatever we want on the net, to a certain extent..
>
>It's also a free country, and we can tell you what stupid dumb-fucks you
>are to be calling AOL, too.

Couldn't have said it better myself.


>>...What provider do you use, maybe we should flame that one too.

>Go ahead and try, my provider charges $8 per month if time is bought by
>the year, and for FULL internet access, NO time limits. Flame if you
>can, dweeb.

I can top it. I have full access too, no time limit, and it's $8.60 a month, and
it's purely month-to-month. No one-year, two-year contracts or anything. I
have the great fortune to live in a county that's trying to link everybody via
internet. They even went so far as to change all phone numbers in our
county to local calls for the purpose of calling the server for a SLIP/PPP
account, and several apartment complexes are now offering ethernet hookup
the same way they offer any other utility.


>>...Well, I am an aoler and I am 26, so that goes to show you that not all
>> aol users are 16, your just too idiotic to realize this

>You're just too idiotic to know your contractions (you're, your)


>>I feel that you people who use other services such as Prodigy, and
>>Compuserve should be flamed also

>Prodigy, maybe. Compuserve is expensive but at least has content with
>some substance.

Actually, if someone strapped C-4 to all three's mainframes(or whatever the
fuck they use) I would be a happy man. I tried signing up on all of them before
I discovered the joys of pure Internet access. Well, not so pure, I'm still
working on getting a dedicated line. Anyway, all I found was crappy setup
software, lousy rates, *and* not a single one had a hookup point that was
local to me. Fuck'em all.

>>Maybe you should give aol a shot, bet you like it

See above.

>I "gave AOL a shot" about a year ago, you idiot. I hated it. What a
>rip-off. Anything I could get there, I could get FREE (I only PAY for
>good information now).

I didn't even get that far, but from what I've seen, I'm glad I didn't. And once
again, after seeing all the inane drivel from Asshole On Liner's, I could care
less if the earth opened up and swallowed the entire AOL operation tomorrow.