O gee- sorry; velomobiles are not recumbents

Google Terms Of Service often state to stick to proper subjects. I
mentioned some other form of human power transportation. Age also
counts- To comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act,
at this time Google Groups is only available to users who are at least
13 years old. If you are under 13, you may not register to use the
Google Groups service. - sorry.

wrote:

Google Terms Of Service often state to stick to proper subjects.
I mentioned some other form of human power transportation.

Velomobiles are a most welcomed topic on a.r.b.r. Indeed, if this
isn't the place on USENET to discuss them...then where?

Age also counts- To comply with the Children's Online Privacy
Protection Act, at this time Google Groups is only available to
users who are at least 13 years old. If you are under 13, you
may not register to use the Google Groups service. - sorry.

If you're really under 13, then that's between you and Google.
Children have as much right to post to USENET as anybody else, but
a wise parent will keep a close eye on what kids go here, and a
wise child will understand that there are, to put it bluntly, a
lot of ****ing assholes on USENET.

So, with that caveat -- by all means, bring on the velomobiles!

Cheers,

b&

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Ben Goren wrote:

wrote:

Google Terms Of Service often state to stick to proper subjects.
I mentioned some other form of human power transportation.

Velomobiles are a most welcomed topic on a.r.b.r. Indeed, if this
isn't the place on USENET to discuss them...then where?

Well quite. Besides, Google don't own Usenet, however much they might
wish they did.

Age also counts- To comply with the Children's Online Privacy
Protection Act, at this time Google Groups is only available to
users who are at least 13 years old. If you are under 13, you
may not register to use the Google Groups service. - sorry.

Well, you don't need to register for Google Groups to read Usenet - in
fact pretty much any other way of doing so would be better anyway. Even
Outlook Express (and that's saying something :-))


--
Carol
Some people are like slinkies - they don't really
have a purpose, but they still bring a smile to your
face when you push them down the stairs (Anon)

wrote in message
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Google Terms Of Service often state to stick to proper subjects. I
mentioned some other form of human power transportation. Age also
counts- To comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act,
at this time Google Groups is only available to users who are at least
13 years old. If you are under 13, you may not register to use the
Google Groups service. - sorry.

Were you born yesterday?

Google Terms of Service don't mean ****. Anyone can post anything they want
on an unmoderated newsgroup like ARBR and there is nothing anyone can do
about it.

For Christ's sakes, get a brain why don't you?

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

"Carol Hague" wrote in message
...
Ben Goren wrote:

wrote:

Google Terms Of Service often state to stick to proper subjects.
I mentioned some other form of human power transportation.

Velomobiles are a most welcomed topic on a.r.b.r. Indeed, if this
isn't the place on USENET to discuss them...then where?

Well quite. Besides, Google don't own Usenet, however much they might
wish they did.

Age also counts- To comply with the Children's Online Privacy
Protection Act, at this time Google Groups is only available to
users who are at least 13 years old. If you are under 13, you
may not register to use the Google Groups service. - sorry.

Well, you don't need to register for Google Groups to read Usenet - in
fact pretty much any other way of doing so would be better anyway. Even
Outlook Express (and that's saying something :-))

Actually, OE is the best way to access this ****ing group otherwise known as
ARBR. Who the hell would be stupid enough to want to access any Usenet group
via the Google website. I mean, just how g.d. stupid can you get?

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota