[John Robertson]

That's from the introduction to an auction I just tripped across on ebay--it is terrific! Why didn't I think of it? A major rant on all the trash everybody we know sends to us every day of our lives--yet it's still got some droll humor throughout. I tried to cut from the letter (Admin, don't worry, I am well under the fair use allowance for the small excerpt above), but it wouldn't let me. At any rate, this guy or gal really hits it in the great letter that's been put up. Go see what I mean. But if you can't, I suspect the thing will reach you someday anyway.

Y'know, that was a nice 2-minute diversion. Now I can go back to the obsessive fantasies I've been running in my head about all the various ways the Steelers can beat Indy tomorrow.

[BlessedBeGod]

Okay, this is spooky. I was going back and forth between FR and eBay checking out auctions, and I saw your post.

[operation clinton cleanup]

Now I can go back to the obsessive fantasies I've been running in my head about all the various ways the Steelers can beat Indy tomorrow.

Please don't include any ideas about taking out Manning early in the game!

[ex-Texan]

There are email mail services that send form letters to millions of opt-in subscribers for minimal fees. Those types of letters are not spam. Just think about it: For only $ 30 a month you could be famous. LOL, LOL, LOL !

[Nita Nupress]

Y'know, that was a nice 2-minute diversion.

One man's trash is another man's treasure. Or in this case, the other way around:

One man's treasure is 99.9% of the time everyone else's trash.

Ban junk e-mail!!

[The Old Hoosier]

I don't get junk email. But I've now won 38 European lotteries so far this year -- I'm pretty lucky!