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Dennis Paul II
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Tuesday, August 16th, 2005 at
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You’ve met Dennis Paul before… he produced this impressive pamphlet for the impoverished persons of Guildford.
Now he has an unregulated online discussion room (read here or post here) that has – surprise, surprise – been detected and abused by spambots. His reaction was to blame this inevitable intrusion on “Lib Dem spammers”… before swiftly deleting the offending entry.
He is a nice man, and has further plans for the good people who live in my area. You may wish to spend some time getting to know him.
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about 6 years ago
Those evil, evil Lib Dem spammers. I suppose it was them who put that 2-megabyte JPEG on his front page, too.
about 6 years ago
Yep. Has to be the Lib Dems. Every negative force working against them can be attributed to the Lib Dems, too. Denial is like that.
about 6 years ago
I had a quick look at his site and noted.”He also manages an aupair exchange website http://www.aupairmatch.co.uk which helps families arrange childcare placements and facilitates scores of international exchange opportunities for students from abroad.”FWOOOAAHH! Exploiting cheap foreign labour for the benefit of rich people?
about 6 years ago
Note that http://www.aupairmatch.co.uk is one of the most repulsively designed websites I’ve seen in a while. Very 1995.
about 6 years ago
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!http://www.aupairmatch.co.uk/AdvertisementForm.asp“We receive more visitors to our site than any other au pair site in the UK and probably Europe.”Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!Ooh, look… contact details. It’s Dora again! We love Dora:http://www.bloggerheads.com/anne_milton/2005/04/it-gets-uglier-every-day.html