Jim Strikes Again

What a moron!

Jim polluted my inbox again with more of his leftist bile.

If he is such a warm, caring concerned person, why doesn't he respect my privacy?

Here is my response:

Dear Jim:

When you were running for office I demanded that you take my name off your e-mail list, and was generally unsuccessful.

Now you are sending me your e-mail again.

I have done the polite thing that used your unsubscribe feature.

Now I will do the unpolite thing: Take me the *&*% off your list. You are the only one on the planet who uses this e-mail address.

By the way – I blog your rudeness at http://www.spectregunner.blogspot.com/ and will continue to do so.

Warmest regards,

websavvy@gunships.org

Jim Pederson

Just like a nagging headache that won't go away, Jim Pederson (developer, former chair of the state Democratic party, and unsuccessful candidate for statewide office) and his cohorts at "Stand Up For Arizona" never found an e-mail address he refused to keep using.

I chronicled my efforts to get off of his mailing list when he was running for office, and thought that this was a dead issue. But no, apparently Jim and his buddies have no problems with refusing to honor requests from people who don't want to listen to his left-wing socialist rants.

He visited my mailbox again late this week.

What a buffoon. And the claptrap he put forth in his e-mail was just like the blather we heard from him on the campaign trail: smarmy and disingenuous. Hope I never meet the man, because if we shook hands I'd feel obliged to see if I still had my watch and ring.

I completed the "unsubscribe" link on the form e-mail he sent, I'll let you know when I get the next e-mail, since he showed no signs of honoring unsubsribe requests last time around.

More Sprint Stupidity

A follow-up memo to the fools who are running Sprint.

1. Please read my previous posting.
2. T-Mobile will match my current plan and give me a new phone -- including some awesome PDAs
3. According to your website, you'll give a brand new customer a better deal than you will give me when my contract expires. So much for brand loyalty.
4. You have officially lost a customer.