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 Socializing 

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 Random Stuff 

• "Do you know me?" If you show up here, it does count toward your 15 minutes of fame.
• The dang revenuers. 
• The Slot, an editor's style guide.
• Outdoor survival.
• Patent Server (IBM) lets you view patents on-line!
• Delphion Intellectual Property Network (formerly IBM Patent Server) lets you view patents on-line!
• Working Assets Long Distance.  You're going to need long distance anyway; may as well get a free pint of Ben & Jerry's every month.
• Gallery of Achievement [gag, choke] has some very interesting interviews with "legendary achievers."
• Earthsave is a soft-sell vegetarian site.  (N.b. I'm an "opportunivore," personally.)

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 Modern Problems 

• Don't get enough mail?  Try CatalogLink, a site for requesting free catalogs.  And when you send stuff to your friends, use ZIP+4 codes.
• Get too much mail?  The Direct Marketing Association has an anti-junk mail list.  (And an anti-telemarketing call list, too.)
• Don't get enough e-mail?  Choose from over 1,800 publicly accessible mailing lists and never have an empty mailbox again!  Also see Liszt, the mailing list directory.
• Get too much e-mail?  First, sign up with the IEMMC Global Remove program, which works something like the DMA one referenced above.  To learn what to do about already-received junk e-mail, read the SPAM e-mail FAQ and fight back.  Or one of these documents.  Origins of SPAM.  American Cancer Society. Oh, and before forwarding that amusing tall tale in your in-box, better check the alt.folklore.urban FAQ.
• Is your ISP pissing you off?  First, get off AOL.  Then, peruse thelist.com or Chris Dow's list to find a new one.   Chain letters.
• Lonely?  Broke?  Form your own cult!  F.A.C.T. Net tells how (covers Scient*logy et al).

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