Scuba Diving Locations
scubadi...@gmail.com
able to breathe underwater for long periods of time and has popularly
become a recreational activity.
http://www.extremeelements.com/sports/scuba-diving
Jer
> Scuba diving refers to the use of a self-contained breathing set to be
> able to breathe underwater for long periods of time and has popularly
> become a recreational activity.
Gee, Mr. Wizard, tell us more.
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jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'
Lee Bell
> scubadi...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Scuba diving refers to the use of a self-contained breathing set to be
>> able to breathe underwater for long periods of time and has popularly
>> become a recreational activity.
>> http://www.obviouscrap.com/sports/scuba-diving
> Gee, Mr. Wizard, tell us more.
Please don't. This guy made it to my blocked sender list in record time.
Lee
-hh
> Jer wrote
>
> > Gee, Mr. Wizard, tell us more.
>
> Please don't. This guy made it to my
> blocked sender list in record time.
Of course, one really should give the guy who owns the domain a
friendly call, to tell him that some ass with a Gmail account of
'scubadiving123' is actively defacing his domain through Spam...
Registrant:
Paul Caswell
5380 Gulf Of Mexico Dr
Longboat Key, Florida 34228
United States
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Domain Name: EXTREMEELEMENTS.COM
Created on: 19-Jan-04
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Last Updated on:
Administrative Contact:
Caswell, Paul CASW...@aol.com
5380 Gulf Of Mexico Dr
Longboat Key, Florida 34228
United States
8667879463
Technical Contact:
Caswell, Paul CASW...@aol.com
5380 Gulf Of Mexico Dr
Longboat Key, Florida 34228
United States
8667879463
Longboat key is only a short drive from a few regulars ... and while
perhaps a flaming bag of dog shit in his mailbox will give him an
appreciation for unwanted trash showing up, since it is just a tiny
condo in the Banyan Bay Club, in due consideration of his neighbors,
perhaps it should go in his car instead :-)
-hh
Dillon Pyron
>"Lee Bell" <pleeb...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>> Jer wrote
>>
>> > Gee, Mr. Wizard, tell us more.
>>
>> Please don't. This guy made it to my
>> blocked sender list in record time.
>
>Of course, one really should give the guy who owns the domain a
>friendly call, to tell him that some ass with a Gmail account of
>'scubadiving123' is actively defacing his domain through Spam...
>
>
>Registrant:
> Paul Caswell
> 5380 Gulf Of Mexico Dr
> Longboat Key, Florida 34228
> United States
Drop by your friendly drug store or grocery store and stroll through
the magazine aisle. Almost every rag there will have what's called a
"blow in" that says "send me a free issue".
I won't say that I've done this before, nor am I advocating it. But
some dude known as "2Old2Care" did a quicky presentation on this a few
years ago at DEFCON. I know the dude. Known him all my life.
Lee Bell
> some dude known as "2Old2Care" did a quicky presentation on this a few
> years ago at DEFCON. I know the dude. Known him all my life.
Another great idea, right up there with two of my favorites:
1. When you get junk mail along with a return envelope, put someone else's
junk mail in it and send it back.
2. When a telemarketer calls you, even though all your numbers are on the do
not call list, tell them you're interested in what they have to offer, but
you need to grab a pen and paper to takes notes or simply ask them if they
can hold for a second. Either way, put the phone down and don't pick it up
until it sends that "hang up the phone" signal.
Lee
Dillon Pyron
My mother-in-law will talk the sucker's ear off. And she doesn't do
it because she's naive and just chatty. I thought this was the case
at first, but once when the guy finally hung up she looked at her
watch and said "tweleve minutes, not bad".
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>Lee
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