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From: rlr@pyuxn.UUCP (Rich Rosen)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Friendly People/Cold Shoulders: Regional Breakdown
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Date: Wed, 11-Jul-84 15:14:41 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul 11 15:14:41 1984
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A complete, verifiable, and scientifically accurate statistical study was done
to determine the regional breakdowns in sociosocial behaviors (who's nice
and polite strangers, who's nasty, who drives funny).  The results are shown
below.

People who are nasty to strangers and drive like maniacs all live in the
following geographic locations:

East coast
Big cities
West coast
Small towns

People who are polite to everyone and drive courteously all live in the
following geographic locations:

West coast
Small towns
East coast
Big cities

Those people who live in all other geographical locations (midwest, south,
medium sized towns, outside of USA) were found to be of indeterminate
sociosocial behavior patterning, according to the survey.

I hope this clears up this issue once and for all.
Sources for this material are available upon request.
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