Weird News (gotta love it)

[LarrySamDavid25]

http://www.uclick.com/client/slp/nw/

7-year-old repeat offender car thief, and much more like:

In 2001, a woman filed a federal lawsuit in Minnesota (Engleson vs. Little Falls Area Chamber of Commerce), seeking to recover for injuries she suffered when she tripped over an orange traffic cone. The lawsuit was dismissed in November 2002 by Judge Donovan Frank, who said the law does not expect anyone to warn people that there's a warning cone up ahead. [Engleson v. Little Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, Civil No. 01-1072 (D.Minn), 11-28-02]

[LarrySamDavid25]

Logan insisted until the very end that the lawsuits were legitimate because she is a judge in the "DI-STRICT court of the Unity State of the World."

[LarrySamDavid25]

Whoah ho ho...I know, I'm talking to myself, but I had to post just one more:

Following a Detroit Free Press interview in November with bulk e-mailer Alan Ralsky (who gloated that his success at sending "spam" advertising had paid for his $740,000 home), Internet spam-haters tracked down Ralsky's West Bloomfield, Mich., address and inundated him with thousands of unsolicited hardcopy catalogs and mailings. In another case, following news that the Pentagon had hired former Reagan administration official John Poindexter to oversee the creation of software that could track nearly all consumer transactions in the country, an SF Weekly (San Francisco) columnist released Poindexter's home phone number, and Internet activists set up a Web site for tracking all of Poindexter's personal transactions. [Detroit Free Press, 11-22-02, 12-6-02] [San Jose Mercury News, 12-19-02]

[Redwolf]

Following a Detroit Free Press interview in November with bulk e-mailer Alan Ralsky (who gloated that his success at sending "spam" advertising had paid for his $740,000 home), Internet spam-haters tracked down Ralsky's West Bloomfield, Mich., address and inundated him with thousands of unsolicited hardcopy catalogs and mailings. In another case, following news that the Pentagon had hired former Reagan administration official John Poindexter to oversee the creation of software that could track nearly all consumer transactions in the country, an SF Weekly (San Francisco) columnist released Poindexter's home phone number, and Internet activists set up a Web site for tracking all of Poindexter's personal transactions. [Detroit Free Press, 11-22-02, 12-6-02] [San Jose Mercury News, 12-19-02]

[Redwolf]

opps, I...double posted?

Sorry, didn't see that it was already up. Yeah, my sights going

[phenious]

This Months Maximum PC has an article about SPAM they talk to the self Proclaimed "Spam Kiing" pretty interesting and worth checking out

-: phenious :-

[Redwolf]

He's not the spam king. He's public enemy #1!

[phenious]

Hew is, he gets death threats daily. lol... oh well... when you get that much money to run a bot... makes you wonder why your in your current line of work... other then the moral part

-: phenious :-