Yes, each one is worse than the one before. I wonder, if it crashes your computer and messes up Internet access, how you get 1025 hours out of 45 days [45X24=1080], sitting around cursing your computer's cursor, while it does -- nothing? "This Way To The Egress" -- as Barnum was supposed to have written [people were staying around too long in his sideshow, so he posted that sign near the exit -- whereupon people went through the door to find out what the "egress" was, only to realize it was a word meaning "exit."] In the same vein, moreover ... AOL 7 was great, 7.1 was an improvement, and now we have the new 8.0 experience. I hear rumors that AOL 9.0 will have a exclusive multithreaded multimedia multitimbral distributed networking information-collecting rights-managing"secure" system allowing your Penitium 5 [tm] [Intle registered trademark] computer [if it runs Windose Palladium Special DRM Edition [tm] [Mi¢ro$erf registered trademark]] to give you back rubs [and, if you can prove you are over 21, other things suitable to your interests, better not mentioned here]. Because of the DMCA I cannot safely comment on whether that is true or not, if I, indeed, did know. However, I'm waiting for *that* before I sign up with AOL! <whew> thepccat On Mon, 21 Oct 2002 10:27:51 -0400 rsgilmore@xxxxxxxx writes: > - - - in the morning SPAM: > Dear Netscape Member, [ edited ] > I've arranged for an exclusive opportunity for you as a Netscape > member > to be one of the first to try the new AOL 8.0 with no obligation. > This is > your opportunity to experience AOL 8.0 free for 1025 hours for 45 > days. [ edited ] > I am confident you'll agree that using AOL 8.0 will improve your > online > experience - try it today. > Sincerely, > Joel Davidson > Executive Vice President [...] To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit //freelists.org ~*~