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Manu,

I already receive comments sent to dclee@literotica. Will this continue, or should I sign up for this new service?

Thanks.

Dixon
 
Hi Dixon! You should sign up for the new service - that way, you could check your mail whenever you please instead of waiting for it to be forwarded. As soon as you have a literotica.org account, let us know and we'll link your .org account to your stories.
 
Laurel,

Thanks! I've done it. DCL@literotica.org.

Dixon Carter Lee
 
Laurel,

I think my literotica address may be posted wrong somewhere. I'm at .org, correct, not .com?

DCL
 
Yeah, there seems to be some confusion as to the new free email... The free Literotica addresses are, for weird technical reasons I won't bore you all with, at ".org" NOT ".com". People are confused by this (and naturally so). Sorry for the confusion! If anyone has any specific comments or questions, you can always email me!
 
Those were the days my friend,
We thought they'd never end,
We'd sing and dance,
Forever and a day...
 
No, that was like a year or more later. He did the same thing you did, he went and found my first post.

I changed from DCL to Dixon Carter Lee after a while. In a couple of years I'm going to add some PhDs and Esquires I think.
 
Yeah, I was bored with the board - go figure......

So I started searchin' the past here.

Interesting names pop up - Flagg, Deborah, SpecialK, Nicole, Hecate, Lovely Latina - remember her? Man!

Anyway - let's call'um the 'early Troll days' - and I noticed a whole bunch of regestries (from that time) that only have one, two or three posts - and it's interesting, the silly names - and I mean silly Troll'like names.

Make ya wonder - but that's all it is - wondering.
 
Found my first post, and thread, right here, as "Guest", back in September 1999. The "new service" was this Forum Board, and I signed up after this as DCL, before changing to Dixon Carter Lee.

If I'd known we'd be looking up our "first posts" I would have said something more profound, like "Show me your tits".
 
Can they deliver pot to your doorstep too, like Kozmo.com used to do?

No they didn't. Did they?

No idea about Litmail. I looked around and didn't find anything. But then the calendar function stops at 2006 for me so who knows. Maybe it's just me.
 
No they didn't. Did they?

It was never advertised, naturally, but people (here in NYC, at least) were using it to do under-the-package drop-offs of da sticky green. They do have a legal e-service of weed in Amsterdam based off the Kozmo model, I hear.
 
It was never advertised, naturally, but people (here in NYC, at least) were using it to do under-the-package drop-offs of da sticky green. They do have a legal e-service of weed in Amsterdam based off the Kozmo model, I hear.

The last time I got weed delivered was once in college I gave my dealer an extra 5 bucks to bring it over to my place because I didn't feel like taking a shower and getting dressed just to go out and get weed. He wasn't happy about it but he did it. I hate it when drug dealers act like they're better than someone. You're a fucking drug dealer, dude. Bring the shit over here and take your money.
 
Can they deliver pot to your doorstep too, like Kozmo.com used to do?

The company was the subject of an investigative probe by msnbc.com reporters Brock Meeks and Elliot Zaret. The msnbc.com piece, which relied on interviews, publicly-available documents, and computer-assisted reporting techniques, suggested that Kozmo was redlining sections of the cities it served that were populated primarily by African Americans. Kozmo denied that race played any part in its decision on what zip codes to deliver to, claiming they choose market areas based primarily on Internet penetration rates. However, Meeks and Zaret noted in their article:
 
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