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To: SIer formerly known as Joe B. who wrote (8566)	1/26/1999 1:50:00 PM
From: Mike 2.0	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 62549

Kid's Joke follows, plus:Microsoft blocking online greeting cards?!Read on..... Read on, but first a joke: Little Jimmy proudly told his kindergarten teacher he could count. "One two three four five," said Jimmy. "That's wonderful!" said the teacher. "Can you count any higher?" "Yes," said Jimmy. "ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE!!!" And now an FYI. I find this most irritating as Blue Mountain is actually a great website, excellent artwork, good stuff, but apparently Mr. Gates disagrees. Thoughts welcome. ----------IMPORTANT NOTICE----------- Blue Mountain Arts believes that it has evidence that a number of personalized Blue Mountain electronic greeting cards have been diverted to junk mail trash by Microsoft Corporation. Blue Mountain has voiced strong objections to Microsoft over this conduct to no avail. In addition we believe that some Blue Mountain cards have been blocked by Microsoft's WebTV Networks, so, on December 8,1998, Blue Mountain filed a lawsuit against Microsoft and its subsidiary WebTV. We at Blue Mountain Arts always do our best to ensure that your electronic greeting cards are delivered to your desired recipients quickly and reliably. We promise to stand up to protect your right to communicate freely with your friends and loved ones and we invite you to send another card at: bluemountain.com If your personal Blue Mountain greeting card gets trashed or blocked, please let us know at postmaster@bluemountain.com For more information see: bluemountain.com