1 week deal on Princess Cruises!

On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 05:54:27 -0400, Boomer nospam.aol.com wrote:

"Babie" wrote in message
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But just think of all the terrific coupon deals you'll be missing.


If I spend $3000, will they throw in a free oil change?
That would make it all worth it!

"AZ Nomad" wrote


If I spend $3000, will they throw in a free oil change?
That would make it all worth it!

One of the websites I use for a quick search for prices is currently
offering up to $300 gas cards. They offered me $150 for a 5 day cruise, but
not until after I had booked it elsewhere.

LES!

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I've never understood what good telling a person that advertising is not
permitted. There's no way to prevent it so why bother.

"Tom K" wrote in message
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Advertising is not permitted by Charter.

--Tom

I totally agree.

Boomer wrote:
I've never understood what good telling a person that advertising is not
permitted. There's no way to prevent it so why bother.

"Tom K" wrote in message
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Advertising is not permitted by Charter.

--Tom

They say that a lock is an honest man's conscience. Similarly, a comment
can tell a reputable company that their ad is not wanted.

Harry Cooper

Ermalee wrote in message
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I totally agree.

Boomer wrote:
I've never understood what good telling a person that advertising is not
permitted. There's no way to prevent it so why bother.

"Tom K" wrote in message
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Advertising is not permitted by Charter.

--Tom





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"Harry Cooper" wrote in message
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They say that a lock is an honest man's conscience. Similarly, a comment
can tell a reputable company that their ad is not wanted.

Harry Cooper

That assumes trollers are reputable.

--Tom

No Tom, it assumes that some ads are inserted by reputable companies who
might be willing to follow rules. Trollers will troll and most of us will
ignore them.

Harry Cooper

"Tom K" wrote in message
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"Harry Cooper" wrote in message
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They say that a lock is an honest man's conscience. Similarly, a comment
can tell a reputable company that their ad is not wanted.

Harry Cooper

That assumes trollers are reputable.

--Tom




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On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:17:15 -0400, Harry Cooper wrote:

No Tom, it assumes that some ads are inserted by reputable companies who
might be willing to follow rules. Trollers will troll and most of us will
ignore them.

If a troll comes to a toll bridge, does he pay a toll or a troll?
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three months now because he has to take oxygen due to diminished
lung capacity from years of smoking. Although I feel bad he is
ill I don't feel bad about taking his job since he put himself
in that situation." Signed Charles The Cold Hearted *******