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Re: Boring
said by jc100  :Obviously, you can't make everyone happy. So therefore, don't read what I have to say. Did someone force you to? I'm assuming no one held a gun to you and said read my posts. Therefore, please go stick a pipe in it, if you don't wish to add anything meaningful. How about them apples? And you added anything meaningful to this thread?  |
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jc100
join:2002-04-10
| reply to TboneFSU
Obviously, you can't make everyone happy. So therefore, don't read what I have to say. Did someone force you to? I'm assuming no one held a gun to you and said read my posts. Therefore, please go stick a pipe in it, if you don't wish to add anything meaningful. How about them apples? |
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TboneFSU
@sprintlink.net | reply to jc100
Much like subject, your babble has become "Boring"!! "No one reads you posts clearly", "you didn't make such bold statements"....blah, blah, blah. Obviously, you are a misunderstood individual that should play in a sandboa with other waterheads. |
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jc100
join:2002-04-10
| reply to RainWind
Rain you obviously didn't read my post clearly. So you now your post got defensive and uptight, as a reuslt. First, I said we have cities where there are more dense populations than countries currently offering fiber. Where in my post did I say we MUST wire backwater Alaska or Rural America with fiber? A matter of fact, I made the statement towards big cities. If Embark is a small rural ISP, I stand corrected. It's a good jump. However, in terms of it still being newsworthy, it isn't. I am glad rural America is seeing fiber. Fiber does a lot to modernize a community. It entices businesses, which spur jobs and economic growth. My point here is if this country would invest in such an infrastructure, maybe it would change some stuff for the better. Sadly, this recycled news (be it good news for rural America) still doesn't add anything "technology revolutionary" to the game. |
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