Requiem for an email list

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This company died - went totally out of business, chapter and verse -

about three months ago. The building was razed, the land upon which

the building stood was excavated - in the ultimately dashed hopes of

finding something, anything worth saving - leaving a gaping hole in

the ground, which quickly became filled to overflowing by the

residents of the surrounding neighborhoods who gladly used it as

their own personal refuse dump.

 

When the city officials discovered this mis-use of the land, by the

unlawful, unseemly residents, they issued warnings, citations and

threatened even more serious legal action. This so infuriated the

residents, that they ganged up on those hapless city officials, and

proceeded to increase their dumping activities, from the previous

once or twice per day visit, to the present fifteen to twenty dumps

per day.

 

Now, the place has become a veritable mountain of garbage, stinking

up not only the nearest neighborhoods, but the many surrounding

neighborhoods as well.

 

Guess the joke is on the residents, afterall.

" Ha, ha, ha! " say the city officials who now avoid the place like the

plague it has become. " Guess they got what they deserved. "

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , " fmraerdy " <mybox234@b...> wrote:

> This company died - went totally out of business, chapter and verse -

> about three months ago. The building was razed, the land upon which

> the building stood was excavated - in the ultimately dashed hopes of

> finding something, anything worth saving - leaving a gaping hole in

> the ground, which quickly became filled to overflowing by the

> residents of the surrounding neighborhoods who gladly used it as

> their own personal refuse dump.

>

> When the city officials discovered this mis-use of the land, by the

> unlawful, unseemly residents, they issued warnings, citations and

> threatened even more serious legal action. This so infuriated the

> residents, that they ganged up on those hapless city officials, and

> proceeded to increase their dumping activities, from the previous

> once or twice per day visit, to the present fifteen to twenty dumps

> per day.

>

> Now, the place has become a veritable mountain of garbage, stinking

> up not only the nearest neighborhoods, but the many surrounding

> neighborhoods as well.

>

> Guess the joke is on the residents, afterall.

> " Ha, ha, ha! " say the city officials who now avoid the place like the

> plague it has become. " Guess they got what they deserved. "

 

 

 

 

 

LOL

 

 

...........sounds kinda like the dream of separation.

 

 

 

toombaru