> You have a point. In what seems like just months, newsgroups have
> started to look like just another method for trash advertising,
> instead of a global communications forum.
>
> Speaks for the direction modern life is headed...
does anyone have any idea who originally came up with the money scheme? Do
we all want to kill him/her, or should we view him/her as a genius for
coming up with a plan that took advantage of many morons and probably made
him/her some good money?
hmmmm....
-Pete
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There are several theories. All are urban folklore. I vote for Bob
Dobbs, the greatest salesman in the world, as the creator.
pubudu
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The percentage of morons to non-morons on the net is much smaller
than in conventional society. Nobody makes very much money with these stupid
schemes on the net.
-Emanuel Transmission
> The percentage of morons to non-morons on the net is much smaller
>than in conventional society.
Hahhaahahahahhahahahahhahhahahahahahahahaha. . .
Oh, man. . .
hahahahahahhahah. . . hahahahahahahahaha. . .
hahaha,
r. w. scranton
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