BRIAN SHAW was thinking about Japanese Health Tech and keyed into 
cyberspace:
BS>MARK PROBERT as usual had nothing better to do than to police the
BS>internet:
Cute. Stupid, but cute.
BS>BS>Please take a minute to review the excellent company I am proud 
BS>BS>to present, it may change your life forever.
BS>MP>Hi Brian,
BS>MP>Did you know that selling on the internet and other electronic
BS>MP>media is one of the rudest things you can do?
BS>I think from now on I'll just forward all my correspondence to you
BS>first for pre-approval before I mail it.
If you had read the FIDO rules, you would know better.
BS>Did you know that the ultimate in rude is to publicly point out how
BS>rude someone has been?
BS>MP>You see, people pay for your "free ad". Now, go to your room.
BS>People pay all the time for your unsolicited commentaries that may
BS>be factual but also tend to be redundant and cynical.
That's where the cost is spread out over loads of people. In FIDO, it is 
not.
BS>Some chronically ill people are not happy with main stream medicine
BS>and are benefiting from this technology.
BS>Very good Mark, you managed to write a whole message without one
BS>little reference to Jane Kelly.  Can you say obsession?  You two
BS>should get married!
Chuckle. 
                ===>The Voice of Reason<===
                     mark.probert@juno.com
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