'Time Bomb'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
but still...rhymes with "raw panda"?
Yeah, doesn't quite have the flair of Matt Groening's "rhymes with 'complaining'."
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I just got an email from MoveOn.org asking me to sign a petition to prevent AOL from starting to charge an email tax.
Is this for real? Or did MoveOn.org get suckered by the same stupid spam that's been going around forever. Do they not have anybody at MoveOn who knows how to check Snopes?
I just read a wonderful post about using the men's room at the downtown Borders in Chicago. The blogger's husband whom she's quoting is Scots, and she does a good job reproducing his accent.
It was reported that AOL and Yahoo are thinking of an email tax. Not sure what the timeline or feasibility is.
I just got an email from MoveOn.org asking me to sign a petition to prevent AOL from starting to charge an email tax.
I believe it's an email tax for business email. Sort of like official spam.
Why is it so difficult for me to call a painter and get my apartment painted?
Kathy - that is HIlarious. Thanks.
TOM!!! CALL THEM RIGHT NOW!!! I AM SERIOUS!!! IT IS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD ND HAPPINESS!!!
It's because the phone is eeeeevil.
I believe it's an email tax for business email. Sort of like official spam.
So MoveOn's not trying to protect us from vicious email taxes, so much as they're trying to save themselves from the same.
Tom, I'll call them for you. You want spruce and tangerine throughout, right?
I just got an email from MoveOn.org asking me to sign a petition to prevent AOL from starting to charge an email tax.
As I understand it, AOL and Yahoo claim that by charging half a cent per email (or whatever), they'll be able to cut down on spammers who send emails to a million people at once. However, legitimate groups who send out mass emails (MoveOn.org, for example) would also feel a pinch if this goes through.