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	Meow Wars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Another Meower, or at least a willing co-conspirator of the Meowers, was Grillo the Clown, who insisted that his epic-length crosspostings of obscene surrealist rants were not only performance art, but that they were protected by Grillo's right to free speech.
		In yet another series of incidents attributed to Meowers (or, at least, to parties claiming to be such), floods of forged control messages (special articles that are used to control news servers) caused the creation of hundreds of oddly-named newsgroups to appear at many locations.
		While the original Meowers, for the most part, moved on to other things (including, in some cases, network administration) or left Usenet altogether, imitators have perpetuated similar posting activity as late as 2004, albeit on a smaller scale.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Meowers (1236 words)

	Meow Wars - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The original Meowers were denizens of alt.tv.beavis-n-butthead who responded to the January 9, 1996 "invasion"[1] (http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?q=msgid%3A%3C4curm4%24r1%40decaxp.harvard.edu) staged by Harvard students from alt.fan.karl-malden.nose.
		In another series of incidents attributed to Meowers (or, at least, to parties claiming to be such), floods of forged control messages (special articles that are used to control news servers) caused the creation of hundreds of oddly-named newsgroups to appear at many locations.
		While abuse of anonymous remailers and open news servers was long recognized as a nuisance, the activities of Meowers led to a wider belief that it was a threat.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Meowers (1088 words)

	raoul96.html
		It is understandable why the Meowers would want to claim this affair as the entirety of their history for several reasons.
		It was the closest that the Meowers had ever come to being justified for taking over a newsgroup, and it was the only time that they defeated organisms higher on the food chain than themselves.
		And while the "History" page claims that the Meowers have become a scapegoat for other Usenet abuses, its main purpose seems to be establishing the Harvard students as a scapegoat for the Meowers' Usenet abuse.
	member.newsguy.com /~shpxurnq/archive/raoul96.html (788 words)

	Meow Wars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It also spawned a loosely knit community of "Usenet Performance Artists" calling themselves the Meowers.
		But by this time the Harvard students had abandoned alt.fan.karl-malden.nose, which remains Meower "property" to this day.
		Raoul Xemblinosky III, also known as Bufford L. Hatchett (born July 11, 1961), is a notorious Usenet troll (calling himself a "Usenet Performance Artist") who received the first individual Usenet Death Penalty from rogue despammer Stanley J. Kalisch III.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/m/me/meow_wars.html (187 words)

	MODE@Work (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Open since June, Growlers and Meowers is the brainchild of Sherri Taylor and Michele Reber who became friends — and working partners — while at their previous job.
		According to the two owners, it was a combination of their common interests and their success in working as a team that brought the deli to reality.
		In fact, the unique pet-related names of their menu items are homemade, too — a direct result of a pre-opening party during which family and friends got together, tasted the items, and christened the creations.
	www.modeweekly.com /1999/99.11.24/MODEatWork_99.11.24.htm (1033 words)

	Meow
		The "meowers" or a copycat group of them target a number of other newsgroups, including soc.culture.israel, soc.culture.african-american, and, most famously, alt.games.final-fantasy.
		Grubor is now referring to himself as the head of something called "meowforce," but by this time the relevance of "meowers" to the politics of USENET is fading.
		The newsgroup is used sporadically for a time, only to be abandoned again when the crossposts resume.
	www.gwu.edu /~trivia/meow.html (968 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		So where were the Meowers when the Turd tried to term their feeds?
		And the cabal was silent, so we brought in net gods in and watched the fireworks begin.
		When the meowers finished Stan the spam from Gilbert began.
	www.godhatesjanks.org /webcenter/meowersmars.txt (198 words)

	Meower Resistance FAQ v0.3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A1: Meowers are a group of lusers who hang out at alt.fan.karl-malden.nose They are Flame Troll Wanna-Bees, and are 'Mostly Harmless'
		So when you retrieve new headers is 'Skips' any threads posted to by any meower you have in your killfile.
		That way you are less likely to see any meower activity that occurs on this NG.
	www.chocobo.org /~Delete/mrfaq.htm (342 words)

	fldigest.htm Trollers Digest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Fred Ziffel is one of the meowers that always had a high quality trolling standard.
		Now the message is also crossposted to alt.fan.karl-malden nose (the "home" newsgroup of the meowers).
		This practice of netcopping is heavily frowned upon by the meowers, showing that the complaining party hasn't enough Usenet maturity to just 'Ignore that what upsets you'.
	www.searchlores.org /fldigest.htm (1257 words)

	maybe tomorrow
		And she’s just so cute that I am not enforcing the “no babies on the table” rule very well because as hard as I try to be stern with her, I just can’t help but smile.
		The cats have always been extremely patient with her before this, and I certainly can’t blame Juliet in this instance.
		It would appear that some sort of explosive device has detonated in the upstairs hallway resulting in a littering of furry creatures.
	maybe.iotoeuropa.org /category/meowers (686 words)

	raoul98.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		They seem to be connected to the "meowers" if that rings any > bells with anyone.
		The meowers are far more powerful than the usual trolls, in that they can be self-sustaining, but in the end, if they're not fed, they'll go find someone else.
		I've not a great deal of experience with the meowers (one mailing list I'm on was an early target of hte meowers, and has thus moved lock, stock, and barrel to a controlled format; I've also been on the other side, where the meowers invaded a wrestling group that was trying to take over alt.config).
	member.newsguy.com /~shpxurnq/archive/raoul98.html (347 words)

	Psychology - Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green Re: Jilted Alexa longs for Kit [Re: PING: FNVW Nomina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Psychology - Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green Re: Jilted Alexa longs for Kit [Re: PING: FNVW Nomina
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		Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green Re: Jilted Alexa longs for Kit [Re: PING: FNVW Nomina
	www.pahealthsystems.com /archive452-2004-9-82719.html (98 words)

	ZTProductions - [Software ~ FoxyProxy]
		If you find any email a DETAILED description to Zarneth AT Meowers DOT Net.
		I must say though the new update is quite a supprise.
		Comments, questions and feedback may be sent to "Zarneth AT meowers DOT net"
	www.furry.org.au /Zarneth/Soft-FoxyProxy.html (501 words)

	The Sylva Herald and Ruralite - Quackers, oinkers, meowers to be included in this year's festival fund-raisers
		The Sylva Herald and Ruralite - Quackers, oinkers, meowers to be included in this year's festival fund-raisers
		Quackers, oinkers, meowers to be included in this year's festival fund-raisers
		Cullowhee Valley eighth-grader Katie Crisp was sitting at the kitchen table with her mom, DiAnne, and dad, Mitchell, floating ideas for a Student Council project that would really make a difference.
	www.thesylvaherald.com /B-DucksOnTuck042601.htm (446 words)

	[No title]
		Lines: 127 Keywords: Meower 4 Life, I stole this, Rap Summary: MEOWERS EVERYWHERE Organization: Get Your MEOW Here Baby!
		I guess I'll be a meowa for life { Meowers, crack-heads, thieves.
		Meower Meower, please I'm treated like a fuckin disease.
	www.godhatesjanks.org /webcenter/meower4life.txt (162 words)

	Pink Meowers Print
		This cute little yellow cat design can be painted just for you!
		Of course it would look lovely next to Blue Meowers wall art.
		Return To Kids Decor and More offers fun and exciting products for children.
	www.kidsdecorandmore.com /browseproducts/Pink-Meowers-Print.html (57 words)

	Psychology - Re: PING FNVW: Nominated for KoTM: Kit Green Re: Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Psychology - Re: PING FNVW: Nominated for KoTM: Kit Green Re: Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green
		Home > Archive > Psychology > September 2004 > Re: PING FNVW: Nominated for KoTM: Kit Green Re: Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green
		Re: PING FNVW: Nominated for KoTM: Kit Green Re: Meowers aka Fluffy = Kit Green
	www.pahealthsystems.com /archive452-2004-9-82746.html (135 words)

	Cultures and Geography. - Culture Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It is with the greatest pleasure that I announce my withdrawal f
		The meowers have intimidated me. The meowers have harassed me. The meowers have embarrassed me. The meowers have stocked me. The meowers have had one news server turned...
		The owner of meow.org is non other than Anthony Jenkins Hey Doc, does your wife know you are a meower?
	www.critrita.com /Culture-Alaska-200-cat.html (3357 words)

	Catster Groups: Black Meowers Group Page
		We're always happy to get new Black Meowers
		If you are a member of this group you must log-in to use all the features.
		So join the fun, join the Catster pack now and power to the paws!
	catster.com /group/grp_page.php?g=2571 (133 words)

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