XPost: calgary.general, can.general, tor.general 
 From: catchmerevisited2004@yahoo.ca 
  
 in article ry1fc.3128$T_8.2778@news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com, 
 --==(0)==-- at yac@nospam.com wrote on 4/13/04 19:42: 
  
 > 
 > "MisNomer"  wrote in message 
 > news:2b8p70pokodb48j6j85jmquh58taak91tu@4ax.com... 
 >> And who do you think you are little boy? 
 >> 
 >> take care 
 >> Liz 
 > 
 > Ask Veranda - I am part of the Zionist conspiracy to take over Canada and 
 > the rest of world.  Pleased to meet you! 
 > 
 > 
 as long as the content is legal, i dont care WHAT sites he was browsing; 
 popups are machine killers and should be regarded as a form of 
 DenialOfService attacks normally attributed solely to hackers (does it 
 matter if they transmit thousands of 1k "packets", or hundreds of 8-30k 
 GIFs? the result is often the same. 
 These things don't just popup in porn sites; once a malignant cookie is 
 installed, it can activate whenever you visit a "member" site. 
 cleaning your cookies manually more often would do wonders (and prevents 
 ad-servers from selling any information they might otherwise glean from you 
 by way of determining you as a "GenuineUserID"), but it is still a nuisance. 
 And yes, i'll admit it- prior to being married, I bought nude magazines, and 
 scanned the odd adult content page, too. 
 Whoopie- shit. most of the women i hung out with actually enjoyed going to 
 topless bars; oddly enough it was I who wanted to leave! 
  
 --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 
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