I find this *really* annoying

[Travis Roy]

>You're not going to ge a lot of love around here for complaining about
>being blacklisted by SORBS.  You'll probably get a few responses
>saying that if you want to run your own mail service, you should be
>forced to pony up an arbitrary amount of extra cash for business-class
>service with a permanent static IP.  And if you don't want to pay all
>that extra cash, because you don't need the SLA and extra services
>that comes with it, that's tough noogies for you.   Many spam haters
>feel that spam should be blocked at all cost, regardless of who gets
>trampled in the process.  So you loose.
>  
>

Where did he say that he did not have business class? I had business 
class DSL and my IP range was still considered within a "dynamic" pool.