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From: woods@hao.UUCP (Greg "Bucket" Woods)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Words from an Osseous Edifice
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Date: Tue, 10-Jul-84 17:29:39 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 10 17:29:39 1984
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  We have been through this before. And I always end up having to point
out that some people (not me, at least at the present job) meet a large
percentage of their potential mates at work. Yes, there are potential pitfalls
to getting involved with someone from work, and anyone dating a coworker
should be aware of them. But, I wouldn't fail to consider someone *solely*
because they happen to work (or not work) at the same place I do. If I
like her, and she seems to feel the same, I see no reason not to date her.
I've done it once, and the "post mortem" really isn't all that bad. Of course,
I don't have to work with this person day in and day out, although I still
see her here occasionally. Clearly, it is a matter of where you draw the line.

--Greg

P.S. Personally, I think co-netters have a lot more potential than co-workers!
I like my latest net friend (met through this group) a lot more than my last
girlfriend (met here at work). You just never know.
-- 
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