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  1. You got a problem?

  2. (.?.) said:

    You got a problem?

    I have. Can you help?

  3. caroline <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    On 9 May 2004 23:56:15 -0700, [email hidden]

    (.?.) said:

    You got a problem?

    I have. Can you help?

    knowledgeable about every subject. So fire away! I'll help
    you out. The Bill Rodgers

  4. (.?.) said:

    knowledgeable about every subject. So fire away! I'll help
    you out. The Bill Rodgers

    Well, Mr Wobbot, my problem is simple. I'm a newsgroup
    addict. I can't get enough of the damn things. Whenever I
    try to leave I find myself compelled to return to this seedy
    underbelly of human communication.

    At first I thought I had everything under control. Yunno,
    no more than 60 post per day, at least 85% of which *must*
    be abusive. But things got worse. I started to think that
    the people on the other end of the conversations were real!
    It's true! I actually imagined that REAL people were
    writing this tripe!

    I fell into a spiral of despair. I tried to educate. To
    inform. To communicate. Yup, you've guessed. I took things
    too far. I began to think I could HELP these imaginary
    souls. They say you have to hit rock bottom before you can
    begin to climb the high mountain of recovery. My landing was
    messy; my humiliation complete.

    So, now I see how far I've fallen, pray, how do I recover?
    Can you suggest a 12-step plan? How do I rehabilitate
    myself? Will redemption be mine and, if so, at what cost?

    worries - of which there are many. But, first things first,
    make me a healthy newsgroup participant again. I know I can
    get there, I just need your love to guide me...

    Roger. Or Caroline. BTW, do you think this is part of
    my problem?

  5. caroline <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    On 10 May 2004 06:26:22 -0700, [email hidden]
    (.?.) wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    knowledgeable about every subject. So fire away! I'll
    help you out. The Bill Rodgers

    Well, Mr Wobbot, my problem is simple. I'm a newsgroup
    addict. I can't get enough of the damn things. Whenever I
    try to leave I find myself compelled to return to this
    seedy underbelly of human communication.

    At first I thought I had everything under control. Yunno,
    no more than 60 post per day, at least 85% of which *must*
    be abusive. But things got worse. I started to think that
    the people on the other end of the conversations were
    real! It's true! I actually imagined that REAL people were
    writing this tripe!

    I fell into a spiral of despair. I tried to educate. To
    inform. To communicate. Yup, you've guessed. I took things
    too far. I began to think I could HELP these imaginary
    souls. They say you have to hit rock bottom before you can
    begin to climb the high mountain of recovery. My landing
    was messy; my humiliation complete.

    So, now I see how far I've fallen, pray, how do I recover?
    Can you suggest a 12-step plan? How do I rehabilitate
    myself? Will redemption be mine and, if so, at what cost?

    Quoted message said:

    worries - of which there are many. But, first things
    first, make me a healthy newsgroup participant again. I
    know I can get there, I just need your love to guide me...

    Roger. Or Caroline. BTW, do you think this is part of my
    problem?

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