Those AOL disks nobody wants...

[elaich]

have a lot of good stuff on them!

FREE McAfee anti-virus with free updates
Latest versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape
Spybot S&D and AdAware
ICQ and AIM

 

[Not Me]

"elaich"

| have a lot of good stuff on them!
|
| FREE McAfee anti-virus with free updates
| Latest versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape
| Spybot S&D and AdAware
| ICQ and AIM

And we're to some how trust AOL?

 

[Perpendicular Parker]

have a lot of good stuff on them!

FREE McAfee anti-virus with free updates
Latest versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape
Spybot S&D and AdAware
ICQ and AIM

"I found this great syringe on the ground. I think I'll inject myself with
it!"

 

[elaich]

"elaich"

| have a lot of good stuff on them!
|
| FREE McAfee anti-virus with free updates
| Latest versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape
| Spybot S&D and AdAware
| ICQ and AIM

And we're to some how trust AOL?

I haven't found anything wrong with any of it. Anyway, you're not
installing AOL - you're looking at the disk's contents in Windows
Explorer.

Makes a lot more sense to click on msie62.exe on a CD than to spend hours
downloading it. The only thing I see is "Microsoft Internet Explorer
brought to you by AOL" across the top and that's easily fixed.

 

[Elephant]

"I found this great syringe on the ground. I think I'll inject myself with it!"

Boy, are you ever taking a risk! How do you know that the syringe
isn't going to hurt you. I prefer to wait in the back of a hospital.
I collect the syringes that they throw away. At least I know that those
syringes have been tested on a person already and should be good enough
for a second round.

I found an AOL disk one time, and when I looked at it, I saw the devil!
Such evil, those AOL disks. Tried to sell it on e-bay, but nobody would
buy it. I just don't understand.