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From: brent@itm.UUCP (Brent)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Meeting More Women
Message-ID: <193@itm.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 12-Jul-84 08:45:36 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 12 08:45:36 1984
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    Not for me, thanks.  As readers of net.audio know, I used to work
as an audio engineer.  In my younger days I worked a number of such
"beauty contests".  I won't go within a hundred yards of one now.
Were I not a gentlemen, there are words I could use to describe the 
majority of the contestants.  But the worst were their mothers.  Fangs 
and claws to anyone who stood in the way of "their baby".  YEEECH!
And, as Oscar Wilde said in "The Importance of Being Ernest":

    "All women become like their mothers, that is their tradgedy."

    Before I get flamed, he goes on: " . . and no men become like
*their* mothers, that is their tradgedy."

    But I digress.  I found most of the contestants shall we say,
superficial.  I now find such "meat shows" revolting.

-- 
            Brent Laminack  (akgua!itm!brent)