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From: annab@azure.UUCP (A Beaver)
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: bathing suits from Computer Dynamics
Message-ID: <146@azure.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 12-Mar-85 10:28:23 EST
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>                      ...............  Along with ads about IC manuals and
> multitesters, I find (*surprise!*), that a company called Computer Dynamics
> in Greer, South Carolina, is advertising bathing suits!  
> Okay, folks, it's revelation time: how many of YOU program in your bathing 
> suit? (no, not your birthday suit)  
>       ..............: do you wear your bathing suit in the lab while
> soldering and so on?  I'll start: I don't, at least not at the office, and
> *never* in March.  
> 
> L S Chabot
	I agree with lisa, maintaining a professional look is quite
	important at work. I know that 'I' take my job seriously and
	it is SO much easier to get co-workers to realize that when one
	dresses accordingly. Either the people at the mag. don't know
	that, or they don't take US seriously.

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          Annadiana Beaver                      / 5 l  \
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       "I'd rather be sailing"             wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

	Now, if I can just convince my boss that he should let me work 
	from home ......