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I've read the series of posts about the U.S. elections? What are they
doing in a group about I.F. games?

Ronale

 

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None that I could tell. It says a lot about the original poster and its
defenders, though. If you draw any logical conclusions about that,
though, you'll get flamed too. It's yet another waste of bandwidth.

~Poster

ronale stevens wrote:
> I've read the series of posts about the U.S. elections? What are they
> doing in a group about I.F. games?
>
> Ronale

 

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Here, ronale stevens <ronale7@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I've read the series of posts about the U.S. elections? What are they
> doing in a group about I.F. games?

Someone crossposted political spam, and then a lot of people (on
various newsgroups) replied to all the newsgroups.

--Z

"And Aholibamah bare Jeush, and Jaalam, and Korah: these were the borogoves..."
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I'm still thinking about what to put in this space.

 

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I heard a bunch of eskimos in the north pole were very unhappy with
America, and were planning a large scale eskimo attack. It is rumored
that, to fool the enemy, they intend to attack from the south via the
gulf of mexico on boats.

Remember you heard it first from me.

 

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On 15 Nov 2004 08:04:19 -0800, aphill@altavista.com (A.P. Hill) wrote:

>I heard a bunch of eskimos in the north pole were very unhappy with
>America, and were planning a large scale eskimo attack. It is rumored
>that, to fool the enemy, they intend to attack from the south via the
>gulf of mexico on boats.
>
>Remember you heard it first from me.

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