Re: [dvd-discuss] ``irreparable damage to my client''

[Jeremy Erwin <jerwin(at)ponymail.com>]

On Thursday, April 25, 2002, at 11:26  AM, Scott A Crosby wrote:

> But seriously, what next? Google (and other search engines) won't be 
> able
> to survive these incessent letters, if anyone gets into their mind that
> they can make the past dissapear at their whim. (How many people have 
> old
> usenet posts, mailing list flames, or mirrored copies of embarassing
> webpages they wish would go away?)

The thread surrounding the "Vivian's Vow" vignette is intact, but the 
actual story seems to be missing. (Google Groups does allow users to 
remove old posts)) Nor is it available at asstr.org, but that's not 
surprising, as alt.sex.spanking is not archived there. The owner of the 
web page http://www.cow.net/cows seems to have a rather low opinion of 
his "ex girlfriends", and it would not surprise me if some google 
bombing techniques were used to boost the score of the page in question.

usenet erotica, however poorly written, tends not to be confined to a 
single, original posting