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Subject: Re: what do you do
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Date: Mon, 12-Sep-83 21:51:36 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 12 21:51:36 1983
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Dave Seifert:  Thank you for pointing out that my response to the question of
"what do you do" after a "fireworks and stars" meeting was a trifle
unrealistic.  I constantly amaze myself by coming out with stuff that, at the
time, seems logical, but turns out to be really off the wall, and this would
seem to be an example.	Understand that I am NOT the voice of experience; to
count the number of dates I've had in my life, you would need both hands, but
you wouldn't have to take off your shoes.  Only recently has this been
changing, rather gradually at that.

That's the good thing about groups of humans:  if one person goes a little off
the deep end, someone else will pull him back.	Thanks for doing that.

-- Jeff Sargent/pur-ee!pucc-h:aeq