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"Got AOL? (heh)"

AOL just posted a $98.7 billion loss for 2002.

The "biggest loss in history for a U.S. company"

Be proud. Surf with peace of mind knowing that your ISP is setting records.

AOL just posted a $98.7 billion loss for 2002.

The "biggest loss in history for a U.S. company"

Be proud. Surf with peace of mind knowing that your ISP is setting records.

Heh, fantastic

AOL...

All Outta Lolly
America Off Line
Avoiding Outstanding Loans

etc...

They could always move to a small country like Lagos and avoid paying federal taxes that way, but then they'd have to change from AOL to...

LOL

i could say - A***holes online but then i would be slagging myself off.

FantasyMeister wrote:
> They could always move to a small country like Lagos and avoid paying
> federal taxes that way, but then they'd have to change from AOL
> to...
>
> LOL

Heh, fantastic.

And yes, that's all I say.

That's what happens when you spend all your money on CDs you give away free and no one uses.

I use 'em.

Ok, maybe not for their orignal purpose, but still, they're pretty cool as frisbees

if AOL go bust then i have a freeserve disk to install hehe

AOL is a Time Warner company and they have their finger in every pie you can think of, they probably print they're own money to save the treasury the bother.

Thats pocket money to them, infact the "loss" probably occured when a chariman dropped his wallet whilst walking to the shop.