Re: Internet Message
Sorry I wasn't able obtain the original SUBJECT here. Through-out the moral existance of the internet I find no reason to stop the comunications. There are factors like no AT&T, MCI, or SPRINT (those dime-a-minute rates are baffling). GOOD. Then there are more ideas exchanged. This can be a PLUS for businesses that are RETAILERS (in the long run). The internet can be used to UNITE the world with a single language. The internet can be used to share ideas, learn, and a good place to visit when you are feeling down. Now if you believe anything I said, than the idea that the iternet brings is UNITY. Isn't it strange that within the last 3 years, (taken from a local news channel) people have agreed that the U.S. is moving in a positive direction? Not really, within these last three years is the exact time the internet had become most publicly available. With PRODIGY, AOL, and COMPUSERVE making it happen. Who is the original credit due to? Tell me. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- my favorite site: http://pages.prodigy.com/VT/hackersguide on the internet today. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- --Nathan
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- every now and then, the southern end of a northbound horse, with the creative writing talents of a recent graduate of the State School for the Mentally Deficient, backs into town. his favourite site: http://pages.prodigy.com/VT/hackersguide somebody ought to tell the poor soul on a horse with no name he aimlessly backed into town lacking the ability to aim. the moniker tells it all: BJORN2LUZE the origin confirms it: @prodigy.com is MALLAMACE an abbreviated anagram for 'malicious mace?' but, then again, maybe he sounds intelligent on Prodigy.... shilling for the apocalypse == Lord grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to hide the bodies of the people I had to kill because they pissed me off. --attila -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.3i Charset: latin1 Comment: Encrypted with 2.6.3i. Requires 2.6 or later. iQCVAwUBMsG38L04kQrCC2kFAQFmwAQAg2R4CNgsMnZP/hkoo9XH+cojHbQRmrSl OXZ7xu13MdzeI4/HQoowRkr+Jm9xkgDAHn6mjrel8Xm5cIM1g/eFpXDpbb+WVhqD bFg6TtUq/tC4i7gaRjAzDPqA1xqLftmWOouJRDfsq/iqEMNki8bhg2B6xnjNdBm+ sq2WWkRj66k= =vGcI -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ====== original ====== on 12/25/96 at 05:03 PM, (NATHAN MALLAMACE) said: :: Sorry I wasn't able obtain the original SUBJECT here. :: Through-out the moral existance of the internet I find ::no reason to stop the comunications. There are factors like ::no AT&T, MCI, or SPRINT (those dime-a-minute rates are ::baffling). GOOD. Then there are more ideas exchanged. This ::can be a PLUS for businesses that are RETAILERS (in the long ::run). The internet can be used to UNITE the world with a ::single language. The internet can be used to share ideas, ::learn, and a good place to visit when you are feeling down. :: Now if you believe anything I said, than the idea that ::the iternet brings is UNITY. Isn't it strange that within ::the last 3 years, (taken from a local news channel) people ::have agreed that the U.S. is moving in a positive direction? ::Not really, within these last three years is the exact time ::the internet had become most publicly available. With ::PRODIGY, AOL, and COMPUSERVE making it happen. Who is the ::original credit due to? ::Tell me. ::-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ::my favorite site: ::http://pages.prodigy.com/VT/hackersguide ::on the internet today. ::-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- :: --Nathan ============ Whew, it's the END of forward ============
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