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Marty Leisner 02/11/04 10:09:03 AM EST | |||
hmmm...his number doesn't seem to be "unlisted" In 411.com, its: |
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Larry W. Virden 02/09/04 02:00:17 PM EST | |||
Slashdot has readers with many interest - why pick on the fact that Slashdot has Linux advocates as readers? Maybe the people calling him were anti-football, or anti-Bush, or anti-telephones, or anti-Microsoft, or pro-Microsoft, or ... It seems ridiculous to me to drag Linux into ever newsreport that touchs SCO -are your writers on the SCO and Microsoft payrolls? |
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ALPer 02/06/04 08:51:17 PM EST | |||
"boy afraid" probably finds smashing mailboxes of people he doesn't like fun too. Shame on him and the pranksters that went too far. |
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tracyanne 02/06/04 04:10:59 PM EST | |||
"I know this is cruel," a ringleader who calls himself "boy afraid" wrote, "but it's fun." It's also stupid. |
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