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From: Donna.Siren@p19.f5.n396.z1.fidonet.org (Donna Siren)
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Subject: Re: Questions and Answers
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Date: 2 May 91 17:34:27 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

 SB> theguy who comes up to you, grabbs your hand, and right in your face,
 SB> three times as loud as necessary says, "Do you know who this is?"

The one that drives me crazy is when I go to church and people that
I don't know very well and don't recognize their voice will come up
to me and give me a big hug and say "Hi, Donna.  It's so good to
see you".  I feel like I should know who they are and if I know
their name, I'm sure it would sound very familiar, so rather than
go through the embarrassment of asking who they are, I'll return
the hug and say something appropriate and let it go.  I find that
it's the ones who tell me who they are who don't need to tell me.
	       Donna
SB> Well, you don't and after saying so, you are challenged, "Sure
you know

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