(idm) gobble gobble gob /// what the fu...

From stepintime
Sent Thu, Nov 26th 1998, 22:18

On Thu, 26 Nov 1998 16:45:43 -0500 (EST) Greg Clow <xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx>
writes:
>
>
>On Thu, 26 Nov 1998, =A7T=EB=B6=A1=F1=EEm=C9 lester wrote:
>
>> happy thanksgiving everybody!
>
>AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!
>
>When are you fucking Americans going to learn that:
>
>(A) You're the only country in the world that celebrates Thanksgiving
>today, and one of only two countries that celebrates it at *ALL* (up
here
>in Canada, we had our's a month ago); and
>
>(B) The Internet is an international medium.
>
>Add up (A) and (B) and you should see why posts like this to public
forums
>are annoying to a good percentage of those viewing them. It's like if I
>wished everyone a happy thanksgiving back on October 12th, or if a Brit
>wished everyone happy Guy Falke's Day, etc., etc...
>
>(Sorry, but this is something like the 10th "happy thanksgiving!"
message
>I've received today from one mailing list or another, and I'm getting
damn
>tired of them.)

ok bacon boy, i'm going to type real slow so as you could understand what
i'm sayin' like, k.

there    is    this    button    on    your    keyboard    (if    you   
have    a    PC    it    is    grouped    with    five    other   
buttons)   that    has    the    word    "D  E  L  E  T  E" on    top   
of    it. 

note:       it    may   be    lowercase (a smaller version of capitals)  
 lettes.        it    would     then    look    like    this: "d  e  l  e
 t e"

you   would    then     press     the   button    and     everything    
is    fine    again.

that message was for the people who do care and do celebrate it, or did
you not notice that without the US there would be no IDM list. i know no
one else celebrates it, and i could care less. i am just thankful that it
annoyed you.

happy thanksgiving, ya miserable no good double crossin'...//
»®øЫ

ps- no IDM content whatsoever* (ding)

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