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Re:  Digest for the period 02/17/99 - 02/18/99 (OudBruin at aol.com)
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In a message dated 2/17/99 8:05:16 PM, Bob Paolino (
rpaolino at earth.execpc.com>>
 wrote: something to the effect that everyone in gets a free e-mail account..
gee that sounds great, what about the poor sod who doesn't have a computer ,
or has no overweaning reason to own a computer. IMHO most of us spend our
recreational time on the 'puter engaging in mental masturbation. That being
said, (and now that i've got everyone in bjcp land po'd)
I would like to comment on the problems of trying to contact people: to effect
service of a summons and complaint in the state of N.J. all on needs to do is
send an envelope with the S&C in it first class and registered mail r/r/r..
you would think that is an effecent means of service right? Wrong, many
attorneys and B/I claims reps call it "sewer service" .. the point that i'm
getting to here, is the fact no matter what ya'all try to do someone will want
his cake in choclate or walnut mocha fudge...(hint: you can't please everyone)
I have a question: how does one prevent "burnout" ? After being in the beer
scene for over 8 years, I grow tired of seeing the posts to hbd and the aha(i
just unsubscribed to both) to the effect that someone is looking for a rx for
a pilsner or a stout.. those trolls should be sent packing with a stern
warning to come no further unless they have done thier homework. 
As for the BJCP, give me a break, how long do some issues have to continue??
the controversery over issues like two verses three bottles is (imho)
sometimes overloaded with too much testerone. After looking at the
controversery back in late summer, early fall- over which way to serve, i've
been exercising my democratic privilage.  It's called the <delete> key.
nuff said,
Brew safe, brew happy
Bruce Hammell
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