This still doesn't explain why you think you need 100 accounts on the same ISP. All an account is is a login/password pair. wtf do you use 100 *different* accounts for? Email bombing? Some kinda sick means of avoiding spam mail from posting on Usenet? *rototflmao* I suppose that if your ISP has 100 computers on its internal network, and your login works on each one of them, you could say, technically, that you have 100 accounts. Of course, since your ISP is probably running Solaris, that's a somewhat silly thing to say, as it is likely that the /etc/passwd (or equivalent) file is NFS mounted over the whole network, and your home directories are almost certainly NFS mounted from a constant HD (located somewhere in the depths of the network), from machine to machine. Hell, I worked at Sun over the summer. *I* had an account there, and could login to any of the several hundred machines we had on our subnet of SWAN. Does that mean that I should go around saying "Yeah, I have like, 500 shell accounts where *I* work, which proves I'm a VSC (Very Smart Cookie), or at least not an AOLuser" *lol* Get over it kid, you've either got a single account, which exists on a bunch of different machines, or your ISP is even more retarded than AOL. :) AIMSX@aol.com wrote:

Hmm... have you ever thought... that my mother may not exactly love the idea of me having access to other people's accounts... so I need to do what she DOES condone? You just don't seem to be using your brain.

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Some of them have over 100 accounts on the same ISP, and are truly so full of shit, that they're swimming in it. Kid, by bullshiting, all you're doing is enforcing the view that AOL users are really AOLusers.