oliphant5
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Re: Give up the ghost AOL!
LOL...that's great! ^_^
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pnh102
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said by oliphant5  :
No...that's a quote from "Scott" to Dr. Evil in Austin Powers after Dr. Evil says why as for a billion, when you could as for....a MILLION.
Cough...Ripoff...Cough.
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oliphant5
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said by kapil :
Geeez....why so sour oliphant? DSLR not republican enough for ya' ? 
No...that's a quote from "Scott" to Dr. Evil in Austin Powers after Dr. Evil says why as for a billion, when you could as for....a MILLION.
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pnh102
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said by oliphant5 :
A billion is more than a million numbnuts.
Well the way AOL is going, I am surprised they have not lost one hundred trillion-bajillion-kajillion users!
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kapil
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Geeez....why so sour oliphant? DSLR not republican enough for ya' ?
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oliphant5
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A billion is more than a million numbnuts. |
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pnh102
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said by Karl Bode :
Just meant "millions". Corrected, sorry.
There's just gotta be a Dr. Evil joke in there somewhere
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Karl Bode
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Just meant "millions". Corrected, sorry. |
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kapil
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...still not hundreds of millions |
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oliphant5
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Or talking about turnover...how many subscribers they have had and lost over the last decade. |
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kapil
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AOL didn't have hundreds of millions subscribers to begin with. The author probably meant hundreds of thousands.
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Grail Knight
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AOL is correct in saying that they are adding new users all the time except if you take in the fact that most new accounts are from the uninformed, elderly, and free disk users who fail to see that AOL is overpriced and bloated.
You still see the millions everyday that have been enlightened leave the AOL flock.
Simple math as quoted in the article "the company has added 340,000 new subscribers in the third quarter, but has lost hundreds of millions".
AOL and broadband equals to late in the game.
AOL = Dodo
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