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  haggie, 23 Jan 2006 @ 11:03am

  
  

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  Like I learned in b-school: If you are going to attempt to knock-off an existing business, make sure you pick one with low margins, tons of competitors, and non-existent customer loyalty.

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  Graphics guy, 23 Jan 2006 @ 1:48pm

  
  

  Right, because AOL does everything better (note th

  Back in the day AOL used to be a "must have" program. Over the years however, it has devolved into a breeding ground for porn-bots and spammers. Of course they are going to try every little trend to get people to like them again, but you know its not going to work. Why pay when its out there for free already?

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    dan, 23 Jan 2006 @ 5:31pm

    
    

    Re: Right, because AOL does everything better (not

    >Back in the day AOL used to be a "must have" program.< br>
    Exactly what day was this? i've been online since before there WAS an AOL (*those* were the days), and since the get-go AOL has been nothing but a haven for horny housewives, annoying children and insipid "me, to!!!!" artists.
    
    Which of those three are you, Gg?
    

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      spam, 24 Jan 2006 @ 11:26am

      
      

      Re: Right, because AOL does everything better (not

      Uh, dude, the horny housewives were great. I used to meet hot chicks all the time on AOL (back in the 90s)
      
      

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  Chris H, 23 Jan 2006 @ 5:24pm

  
  

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  AOL's days are numbered.

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