In article reTrh.1441$Hc5.1360@trnddc03, Max Grrl
wrote:

Max Grrl wrote:
In article . com,
wrote:

PLEASE NOTE AND WITNESS BELOW:

""Well that's interesting because the moderators will either have to
block me
or block everyone else since I've disagreed with most people at one
time or
another on something. The cross postings from outside the amateur
radio
groups the last few days have really been annoying.""

Dee, N8UZE

ms dee is the grand dame of the rec radio groups. she is an extra
class, code tested amateur radio operator. this alone proves her
knowledge is above and beyond everyone elses.

as you can see she does not like you and your ilk posting in the radio
groups. as you can see she states it's "annoying".

WE MUST DEMAND AND ORDER THAT MS DEE'S WISHES BE RESPECTED!

we therefore order the following:

you and your perverted pals will not post (or read) the following
groups:

rec.radio.amateur.policy

rec.radio.amateur.misc

rec.radio.amateur.antenna

rec.radio.shortwave

rec.radio.cb

alt.ham-radio.vhf-uhf

alt.military.cap

should you disobey you will see the raw power of hams that can copy
morse code!

Check the headers if you know how. Porchy, who's frogging me, posts
from Verizon - I post from Knology.

In his headers, you will see a link to . If he's
****ing you off THAT badly, feel free to netkopp the lil ****tard. : )


In the header you will see a link to If this
undouche bimbo named MaxC*nt is bother you. She's on her last leg and
will surely lose her access if you complain about the filthy b1tch.[Pedo-k00k babble snipped]

Funny, I didn't read a damn thing in there about abuse . . . however, a
quick search DID reveal this:

http://www2.verizon.net/policies/acceptable_use.asp

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Max Grrl