Domain: ainews.com
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Re:one of my friends works there
If I think of this Woman of Wal-Mart my oppinion about sharing a hotel room with a co-worker depends on the co-worker.
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OMG all hail the inventive media
This is better than that "bug chasing" story. Well, maybe not.
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Larry Flynt and Mary Carey
Perhaps instead of "boxers or briefs," our next presidential candidate will have to answer "POP3 or IMAP?
Considering some of the candidates, perhaps a more appropriate question would be "spit or swallow?" -
Re:And now
If on the other hand you define spam as 'that which our filters decide is spam'... (I kid you not, folk do try to get that type of definition accepted). The exception would be satires like 'make penis fast'.
Here's a pretty good example of why you don't let automated filtering run the whole show. Too much of the ham gets caught as spam.
We need to start with robust authentication mechanisms that hold ISPs responsible for the messages sent from their domain.
The real problem here is how do you hold servers running in Taiwan or Singapore to account for mail flooding into the US or European markets? Shut out entire nations? -
or...
or maybe the orig poster works at ClubJenna, Inc; the CEO there also has a bobblehead
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Re:Hi Mark
Right, well, he frequently used to post on YNOT News - an adult webmaster information board.
Doesn't mean he was one, of course. He definitely used to be 'chief operating officer' of Infonent.com, Inc. His current fax is (408)979-7969... and an example of his current work is here.
Of course, he also gets mentioned in Sex Tracker press releases. He claims to be an 'anti-porn advocate', which is interesting, given the work he does protecting the valuable intellectual property of Cinnamonbunz, 'the largest collection of sexy, erotic models!' and Suze Randall the erotic photographer.
I wondered if this had anything to do with him (if it does, he's got some nerve 'I hope you don't mind me taking a graphic from your homepage!') particularly given the reference to driving and the Skyline Blvd. address again. He works for an erotic photographer, amongst others.
Let's see what else; if that is him, he has a web page on AOL of all places
. Plugging that new information into Google we also get maki177@aol.com as a potential address; if you search Google for maki177, you discover 'makiboy' is an alias apparently used by whichever Mark Ishikawa this one is, and taking this chain of improbability to its logical conclusion we discover makiboy@hotmail.com, NYC Jock/Ballet Sissy, and, last but not least, In Search Of... Men Seeking Men. The last includes the interesting blurb, "would like to hear from or meet other trim, athletic guys, 18 - 30s, who enjoy footed nylon or lycra tights. Shiny lycra is best, but nylon is okay too, as long as the tights are footed."
Oh, and he lies to his ballet-loving pals about his age :-)
Hey, makiboy, it's all publicly available information. Now you see why people don't go snooping - they might come to the wrong conclusion - if this is wrong?
Answers on a postcard please to:
"We lurve those tights!",
19020 Skyline Blvd.
Los Gatos, CA 95033
The small print: Half of this information is speculative, uncertain, and totally devoid of context. Don't think of it as fact. But it's a similar style to the information he'll use to report you to the cops - therefore, I would consider it to be poetic justice of a sort. -
Journalism! Ha! Wireless Porn is where it's at!