On 15 Mar 2005 16:55:05 -0800, greg1199{at}yahoo.com wrote:

>Bill in Co. wrote:
>> Newsgroups: alt.support.marriage
>> From: "JWB" 
>> Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 16:15:19 -0500
>> Local: Tues, Mar 15 2005 1:15 pm
>> Subject: Re: My god - Don't you people have lives?
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>> "lymtams"  wrote in message
>> news:113ei5qhu3ic888{at}corp.supernews.com...
>>
>> > Is this just a place to come and complain about each other and the
>"other"
>> > gender?
>
>For some.
>
>> > This is the first newsgroup I have ever tried.
>
>Some groups are moderated, meaning either a bot or a group of people
>try to weed out unproductive posts.  This group is not moderated, so
>you have to weed out the unproductive posts, and there will be many.
>But if you sift through all the bullshit, you'll get useful information
>from some really smart people.
>
>[...]
>
>> > I truly hope I am mistaken, however, if this is what I will find
>the next
>> > time I come back, it will be my last.
>> > PLEASE, I need help with my relationship, not another argument.
>
>Well, there are always moderated groups, if you'd rather not look for
>the good within the bad.  You can get good advice in those groups.
>Also, check your email.  People will often email you if they really
>want to help you.



Thanks for pointing this out.

GA writes memo to himself, "Do NOT email Bill in Co."


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