Re: OT: Re: [CH] AOL Test
beth@bayoutraders.com ("beth@bayoutraders.com")
Sat, 17 May 2003 21:11:36 -0400
Seems to have failed and I have nada to do with AOL, Am trying mail2web -
>I honestly have no "real" opinion about them as a provider, since I don't
have experience with > any of their services. I do, however, take issue
with what I do know about them, which is that > they really need to stop
sending me all those damned disks. If I really wanted one, I'd take > one
of the 4,000 from the rack at The Home Depot, or any of the other hundreds
of places they > abound. I don't also need them delivered weekly to my
mailbox. Can I write "Return to sender" > on them, and send them back???
If so, can I save up a few weeks worth and bundle them together > and do
this??? If so, will others follow??? If so, will the extra burden on the
Postal Service
> cause another increase in stamp prices??? Can I ever post on-topic???
Poor little seedlings getting a little too large for their trays, but the
garden isn't ready > yet. I guess they'll have to be a little root bound
for a week or two yet...
>
> --
> Erich
> C-H # 2099 & First Lieutenant of the Moderate Corps
Erich:
I can help you put On-T with the AOL disks.
I started using the disks in the chile garden last year. The
mockingbirds are theives of my Tabasco pods (and others). I tie nylon
fishing line to the AOL disks and hang them in the garden. The
reflection seems to scare them. I guess it will work until they figure
it out.
I have started saving the nice flat tin cans that AOL sends them in
too. I am thinking they would be good for seed storage.
Just call me "the gatherer".
Beth in Texas
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