Re: To Google:

"gb7648" <gb7648@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:xiyDe.35$zy3.10173@news.uswest.net:

> Ladies and gentlemen, I found a big telemarketing company which
> violates human rights. Haha.

Google called you?

Gandalf Parker

> > Ladies and gentlemen, I found a big telemarketing company which
> > violates human rights. Haha.
>
> Google called you?
>
> Gandalf Parker

No, but they put ads to what I write. But this is not funny any more.

"gb7648" <gb7648@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:8CBDe.319$CW.1404@news.uswest.net:

>> From the safety of the Google Human Farming cafeteria
>> gb7648 <gb7648@yahoo.com> said:
>> >> > Ladies and gentlemen, I found a big telemarketing company which
>> >> > violates human rights. Haha.
>> >>
>> >> Google called you?
>> >
>> > No, but they put ads to what I write. But this is not funny any
>> > more.

You are mad because their display of your posts includes ads? So people
who are using their service, for free, get ads. This is what you are mad
at?

A case like that could affect every forum, blog, website, newsgroup,
that I know of. The whole internet shows ads when you are using a free
service. I dont think there is a case here yet.

>> ** Business as usual
>
> Can you possible care about this topic? This is courtroom material.

You posted it here. It seems to be another example of not knowing what
newsgroups are. Why did you post it if you didnt want discussion?

Gandalf Parker

> >> From the safety of the Google Human Farming cafeteria
> >> gb7648 <gb7648@yahoo.com> said:
> >> >> > Ladies and gentlemen, I found a big telemarketing company which
> >> >> > violates human rights. Haha.
> >> >>
> >> >> Google called you?
> >> >
> >> > No, but they put ads to what I write. But this is not funny any
> >> > more.
>
> You are mad because their display of your posts includes ads? So people
> who are using their service, for free, get ads. This is what you are mad
> at?
>
> A case like that could affect every forum, blog, website, newsgroup,
> that I know of. The whole internet shows ads when you are using a free
> service. I dont think there is a case here yet.

Just think 5 million dollars. That is the definition of what a case is.

And lo, Heidi didst speak in alt.www.webmaster:

> I watched this last night:
> http://tlc.discovery.com/fansites/ov...verhaulin.html
>
> Never seen it before and I will be watching it more. It is a similar
> program to MTV's PIMP MY RIDE
> which I started watching because they Pimped an AMC pacer *grin*
>
> Well that and I love car shows. LOL.

Overhaulin' is better since they actually touch the engine. :P PMR is
usually just a lot of fancy bits added to the interior and exterior.

And dammit, I cannot understand PMR's obsession with putting flat screens
and plasma televisions everywhere. What's up with that? If I do some
work on my car, I want to *drive* it, not sit in a chair and watch it all
day.

Grey

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