I know this has been asked before, but I thought it was worth going over again:

Telephones (mine never seems to stop ringing) Junk Mail Infomercials Paul Milne Politics Gary North My current main magazine editor (a pox upon her house) and so on

Rick

-- Rick Tansun (ricktansun@hotmail.com), November 22, 1998

Answers

My job.

-- Amy (leoneamy@aol.com), November 22, 1998.

I R S ;(

Same old meaningless drone blaring from my pts' loud TVs

Leska
xxxxxx

-- Leska (allaha@earthlink.net), November 22, 1998.

The Welfare state. "entitlements" (at WHOSE expense??).

Bandwagons; "hey, that's a good idea- let's copy it instead of thinking up our own ideas!".

McDonalds; KFC; just about every other fast-food place except Burger King.

And most importantly, the one thing that I would be PLEASED to see y2k sweep away: this ----ed-up consumer celebrity-worship culture of ours. It's decadent. It's screwed. It's falling apart at the seams and doomed anyway. And if y2k purges that, all the other hardships would be worth it.

-- Leo (leo_champion@hotmail.com), November 22, 1998.

And don't forget the armies of law-bending lawyers.

-- . (.@...), November 22, 1998.

Being told I'm obsessed with Y2K.

-- Kevin (mixesmusic@worldnet.att.net), November 22, 1998.

television fast food of any kind junk mail my electricity bill (13 cents a kilowatt hour) come to think of it...all my utility bills :-)

-- Bobbi (volfnat@northweb.com), November 22, 1998.

Traffic. Air pollution. A government that doesn't listen. The nightly news.

-- Diane J. Squire (sacredspaces@yahoo.com), November 22, 1998.

global warming

-- WAYNE WITCHER (WWITCHER@MVTEL.NET), November 22, 1998.

mainstream media, groups that seek to provide criminals with disarmed victims (HCI, CPHV, etc), most large urban areas, most liberals, and DC rush hour traffic.

Arlin Adams

-- Arlin H. Adams (ahadams@ix.netcom.com), November 22, 1998.

The judicial system, Johnny Cochran, Geraldo Riveria, TV, Art Bell, all free giveway programs, whining socialists, environmental wackos, stop lights, 7-11 stores, newspapers, magazines, and the deer that eat my plants, I'll have to eat them instead. Diane and Leo: Dittos.

-- bardou (Bardou@baloney.com), November 22, 1998.

I won't miss my frustration with the current state of affairs; i.e., Hollywood raising our kids, and CNN dictating what's what.

-- Chris (catsy@pond.com), November 22, 1998.

Agree with most of above. Especially TV, maybe families will spend more time together. I won't miss the fast-paced society, trying to fit 28 hours into a 24 hour day. So long to the NEA, TV, government, and anyone else telling us how to teach our children. Oh yeah, won't miss my pager at all!

-- L Parks (lparks@eurekanet.com), November 22, 1998.

TELEMARKETERS, junk mail, infomercials, Tony Robbins, commuting, office politics,......

-- Bill (bill@microsoft.com), November 23, 1998.

A bad pint of Guinness.

-- Andy (andy_rowland@msn.com), November 23, 1998.

The idiot who gets behind you in heavy traffic, tailgates like mad, squalls his brakes when you stop for a red light, and then blows his damn horn one tenth of a second after the light changes. Memphis has the worst drivers in the USA.

-- Paul Davis (davisp1953@yahoo.com), November 23, 1998.

Being a number in some goverments computer. So they can keep track of how much money i may owe or may not owe in traffic tickits, fines, taxes, fees, soicial security, and so on. The idea that the more stuff i own the more happy I will be. Need more credit more dept baa baa ba ba baaa ba the sheeple explained. Public schools mass producing duped and deceived kids. Healthy men who make a living with out getting dirty. Goverment as ones God. Always having to be busy, no time to relax I have to do do do do or I might not amount to anything in the eyes of my family and friends baaaaaa baa ba ba baa ba ba ba baaaaaa.

Hey goverment. Where is my stuff! I want some stuff too! GIVE ME MY STUFF! IT'S MY RIGHT!

-- smith (100@webtv.net), November 23, 1998.

You Rick.

I guess the post by Arnie Rimmer on Conectiv's 10Q is just an illusion. Help us out will you? Go up to the post Power: 10Q Delaware's power Company- and tell us all why it doesn't belong here but on North's and Hamasaki's sites.

-- Bob Brown (peace2u@bellatlantic.net), November 23, 1998.

And Bob, considering I have never talked to you before today, I can already tell I won't miss you either. Your answer is over in the Deleware thread.

Rick

-- Rick Tansun (ricktansun@hotmail.com), November 24, 1998.

william casey jr.

-- Buddy (DC) (buddy@bellatlantic.net), November 24, 1998.