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Ten years on usenet
On Sat, 05 Jul 2003 17:54:37 +0000, Penny Gaines
wrote: So, I suppose I'm an old-timer now (but to me old-timers were around before the "great renaming", not before "the endless September"). I just hope I don't start saying "in my day, things were better", I hope I continue to see that people who have only just started on the internet may have good ideas and ways of doing things that are better then the old ways. Wow! Congratulations - that's amazing. You have a wonderful attitude about it, also. :-) I've been posting to Usenet since around 1997, and I'm definitely already an "old-timer" in some groups, but I feel like a newbie compared with you! How interesting to have been a part of the early history of the medium. And I hope I'm still on usenet to post my twentieth anniversary message. Ditto! :-) Karen, also with kids past the baby but not quite into the teenager stage ... -- The Orange Cat: Calendar, advice & tips for busy families in the San Gabriel Valley www.theorangecat.org |
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