To: pulaskibush
Like many, I've cancelled my LA Times subscription. I cancelled it about 2 months ago but I like to call every few weeks. I called today and it went...something like this:
Me (pleasantly): Hi, I cancelled my subscription a couple months ago and I was hoping I could cancel it again.
Operator (confused): aaaaaa...
Me: Is my subscription still cancelled?
Operator (tap tap tap): Yes, sir I show that it is.
Me: Is this anyway I could cancel it again...just to make sure that it's really cancelled?
Operator (on to my smarta$$): No, sir is there anything else I can do for you?
Me: No, I just wish I could cancel my subscription again. Thank You.
I really shouldn't enjoy doing this as much as I do.
4,107 posted on
10/08/2003 12:16:40 AM PDT by
RoarkMan
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To: RoarkMan
I haven't taken a paper in my life. One,you can get them for free almost anywhere and, Two, they are crap.
By the time papers are printed and distributed today, I've gotten the news they report hours before.
4,108 posted on
10/08/2003 12:19:20 AM PDT by
Fledermaus
(I DONATED! HAVE YOU? DONATE NOW OR I'LL HAVE YOU TAKEN OFF THE DO NOT CALL LIST)
To: RoarkMan
Cheer up. The biggest GOP/pro recall swing in the state vis a vis the 2000 election was in you guessed it, Los Angeles County. Maybe a few smaller counties had a bigger swing which doesn't matter overall, but I doubt it. The swing against Davis in the recall election in LA County vis a vis the Bush vote was simply massive. A two to one Gore over Bush vote in LA county was reduced to maybe a 4-5%% Davis margin when all the votes are counted.
4,112 posted on
10/08/2003 12:30:23 AM PDT by
Torie
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