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that reminds me that i saw a web service that provided a fancy on-line diary
with links to hairdressers, dentists and the like, so that you could make
and track your appointments from anywhere in the world.
trouble is, so could the company running the service.
i thought it ought to have been called
burglars-r-us.com, but it wasn't.

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Hey, he gave you his home address so you could burgle him:
what more do you want?

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 18:12, Charles Forsyth wrote:
> couldn't you include the credit card details with that?
> 
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