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Re: Kim Heads up please
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Posted by john in la on September 02, 2004 at 07:33:16 from (67.35.236.55):
In Reply to: Re: Kim Heads up please posted by MarkB_MI on September 01, 2004 at 17:57:47:
Mark and Bob; I see you all think it is just the fact that some one has beaten another to a common name and they are now upset. Well I say to bad. I agree the early bird gets the worm and you can just come up with a different name. I do not mind that and I have even changed my name in the past before passwords even came along just so I could be me and not some one else by mistake. I do not mind taking the blame if I say something incorrect and do not want to hide behind the fact that their are 20 people with the name John if I do. Some one corrects me and we both learn. Dang no one is perfect. I was thinking that it was like I have the name Dummy and it is password protected. Now who else wants this name?? No one. But I come on one day and now my password has been changed and I can no longer post with the name Dummy. So what do I do... I look around and see someone else stirring the pot and using the name Dummy and every one thinks it is me. That is childish. So I hope you all are right and I am wrong but I just thought I would ask.
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