It was what you ordsprog

It was what you think about when you think of a mail-order bride, ... She came over here to make better, and he basically wanted a slave.

Well, he can send the mail-order bride back now.

He can ship his mail order bride back to where she came from, for all I care,

He can ship his mail-order bride back to where she came from, for all I care.

[One party to the conversation recalled:] Someone fired out, 'What about Bob, what's he going to do? Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. ... Well, he can ship his mail-order bride back on the boat.

We've actually got a mail-order pharmacy looking at us. They've basically told us, if we stay at 2 -to-1, they're not coming.

Because our mail goes through the Brentwood processing center [in Washington], which tested positive for anthrax, all our mail is irradiated, but the machines were set so high they cooked the mail, basically destroying it. The letters just fell apart. But I think they must have turned the machines down, because now the letters are just yellow.

E-mail, storage, legal, and compliance administrators all have to work together. The bigger challenge comes in large organizations where you have a storage group that wants to define a long-term vision for data management that goes beyond e-mail, and you have an e-mail group trying to make decisions just about e-mail.

He believed he was paying basically to have her be his sex slave,

We were hearing not only from members but also e-mail partners that they wanted a different way of delivering e-mail that would stand out in the in box and would guarantee them delivery.

Nicholas Graham

Deciding what's wanted mail and unwanted mail is a tricky issue, and one that ultimately we think users should decide.

We were hearing not only from members but also e-mail partners that they wanted a different way of delivering e-mail that would stand out in the inbox and would guarantee them delivery.

Nicholas Graham

He was our Jackie Robinson, ... He wanted to make sure you had a place to live, that you were getting food to eat. Some guys, they only learned enough English to order one thing. He wanted to make sure you had money. If you didn't have money for something, he would give it to you.

I [deliberately] omitted my e-mail address because I didn't want to get junk mail. What would someone without an e-mail address do -- make one up? Or just not get the rebate?

We basically wanted to take Spencer out of his comfort zone, and that's hard to do against the best player in the country. We just wanted to make all his shots difficult, and we did that.

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