N9OGL wrote:
It is customary on the Internet, that an ISP to notify their users that
they might be violation of their tos before removing them, I recieved
no such warning...but hey that 28 page letter i sent to the Attorney
Genery should expalin it all.

No dumbass, the ****ing bottom line is if you don't like what's on a
****ing web site then do ****ing go there, but hey your a stupid cock
sucker and don't know ****

At the risk of creating a monster, here's an idea: why don't you set up
your own ISP? Then you can have any terms of service you like. It's
easy to do and really doesn't cost that much in startup capital. You
might even be able to get in on the ground floor of BPL in your area.

Can't city passed a ordiinance limiting the number of ISP in this town.

... and maybe you can eat **** and ****ing die!!

Could be that the ISP ordinance in Taylorville was passed primarily to
keep you off the 'net, which would say a lot. By the way, does your 28
page letter to the Attorney Genery [sic] tell him to "eat ### and
####### die" if he doesn't do what you want him to?