Difference between revisions of "America Online"

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America Online is an example of how a company can go from complete success to utter disgrace and failure.
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== Company ==
 
America Online (AOL) is an internet content provider.
 
America Online (AOL) is an internet content provider.
  
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They are a terrible company and everyone who uses them ends up failing at the internet.
 
They are a terrible company and everyone who uses them ends up failing at the internet.
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== Syd Lexia ==
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Syd has openly admitted to using AOL as his email provider.
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=== Suggestions of being a 'fag' ===
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http://www.sydlexia.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14038
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Optimist With Doubts wrote:
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"Great job guys, why not just call him a fag and say to get over it?"
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To which SoldierHawk kindly replied
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"Um, odd suggestion, but kay.
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Syd, you're a fag and need to get over it.
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I hope that helped..."
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== GPFontaine ==
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GPF was kicked off of AOL, his first ISP, for sending someone a batch file that deleted their entire Windows 3.1 installation and some key DOS files.
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[[Category: Internets]]
 
[[Category: Internets]]

Revision as of 09:59, 20 November 2010

America Online is an example of how a company can go from complete success to utter disgrace and failure.

Company

America Online (AOL) is an internet content provider.

They used to be an Internet Service Provider ISP.

They are a terrible company and everyone who uses them ends up failing at the internet.

Syd Lexia

Syd has openly admitted to using AOL as his email provider.

Suggestions of being a 'fag'

http://www.sydlexia.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14038

Optimist With Doubts wrote: "Great job guys, why not just call him a fag and say to get over it?"

To which SoldierHawk kindly replied "Um, odd suggestion, but kay.

Syd, you're a fag and need to get over it.

I hope that helped..."

GPFontaine

GPF was kicked off of AOL, his first ISP, for sending someone a batch file that deleted their entire Windows 3.1 installation and some key DOS files.