Volume 5
Issue # 1

September 3, 2003

"Increasing the Size of My Vagina"
By Guest Commentator May Chan

Not so many years ago, I picked on something called the Internet. At first I thought it was something inanimate. Guess what, it's not. It's not as unresponsive as you think it is. You're not the only one who surfs the Internet or sends out emails. There are people you don't even know or have heard of who are constantly looking for you to make you their victim.

   

Buried by spam?
You're not alone
Man kind's bests invention: sliced bread and the Internet. Almost everyone you know or don't know is probably on the Internet right now clicking on something. Every morning when I check my email, in my inbox it's empty but in my junk mail there are over 100 unwanted advertisements. Perhaps we know them as "SPAM." Maybe one or two Spam a week wouldn't be considered outrageous but 80 of them bastards in 5 minutes! Where do we actually draw the line between the good and bad advertisements? More than half of the pop ups and Spam we get are adult porno. Even damn Microsoft is starting their little line of pop ups every time you use their explorer. Apparently I don't have the luxury of special software or programs to avoid pop ups, but who does? What if my children were to see these obnoxious sex advertisements? What about just us? Don't we have the rights to say, "Hey can you not do that Bill Gates? I don't like that. I would really appreciate if you could stop those pop ups where 2 men are fucking each other." We are being violated and sexually abused!
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Post-modern colonialism
  The monopoly of Microsoft has gone out of control. Stuff that we usually don't want to see on the Internet is being forced upon us and our emails are sold to different companies every minute and we get annoying spam. Has the Internet become the pimp and we as the vaginas in which these advertisements feed upon? Are we forever intruded with these expanding pop ups with no say?

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