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From: gvg@hp-pcd.UUCP (gvg)
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Subject: Re: female attractiveness
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Date: Tue, 9-Apr-85 12:13:00 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr  9 12:13:00 1985
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Nf-From: hp-pcd!gvg    Apr  6 09:13:00 1985

from:  G.V.  Goebel
date:  Saturday, 6 March 1985

I think the only problem is that (as the British actor Alan Bates said) that
"skinny photographs well".  I am not sure exactly HOW or WHY, but the lens
tends to make people look more substantial than they really are.

But that is quibbling, I agree, let's have more diversity.  One of the
really nice things about getting older is how it broadens one's tastes
for the better.

                                            Regards - GVG
                                            hplabs!hp-pcd!gvg

PS:  Reminds me of a time when I was intently watching a secretary's
well-formed legs as she walked up the aisle.  The guy across from me
grinned and said: "Old snake-in-the-grass Goebel!"  To which I replied:
"Watching beautiful women is one of life's small pleasures, and nobody,
but nobody, but NOBODY is gonna deprive me of it!"