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From: jay@npois.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: criterea for marriage
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 11:13:41 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr  4 11:13:41 1985
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	An old expression, translated to English says that you should set
your standards for a spouse very high, because when you are really ready
to get married, your standards will drop.

	Another old piece of sage advice. Always marry within your own
species, and never marry someone with wings. (Don't ask me what this
means).

	I suggest that if you really are going to make a checklist, one
item on it should be that your future spouse should not have any bad
habits that you couldn't tolerate in your children, such as whining,
and other nasty vocal things.

	You might try to stay clear of any women who seem especially
good at manipulating their fathers, unless you are seeking a constant
source of direction.

	Be careful, when the time comes, you could fall in love with
anybody, and all advice on this topic will be for naught. Of course
no matter who you pick, it won't be easy, and since you only go
around once in life, you'll never know if you made the right choice.
So assume you did, and do your best. Best of luck

			Anton Winteroak