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From: frye@cuuxa.UUCP (frye)
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Subject: Rick Lindsley's posting
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Date: Mon, 26-Aug-85 21:36:41 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 26 21:36:41 1985
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I'm gonna have to agree with Rick. While noone should be under
any obligation to "sacrifice" their time to go out with someone
else (beyond prior agreements), I really appreciate a lady who'll
think of me now and then "just for the hell of it". I'm not (not
just now) dating anyone but, used to get asked to go somewhere by
a friends on the spur of the moment. I asked them if it was okay
to ask my ladyfriend, provided she wanted to go. "Hang on, I'll
ask 'The Boss' if its okay with her. Ya mind if she goes along?"
Nine times out of ten the other party would say he'd probably
better ask his "special gal" too. (Gotta give them females someone
to go to the "sandbox with"(8-)). I have also been pretty success-
ful at remembering all the stuff a lady likes to have remembered,
Birthdays, be on time for this, bring that, pick her up here, etc.
I am just the type who'll think of an SO's feelings out of habit,
but I sure think its nice if she thinks of me now and then...Just
for the Hell of it.

Compare notes with me here. I used the word habit up there some
place. I think I do develop a habit of thinking of how an SO may
feel. (I.E. "Now there's something she would probably like to see."
or  "Wonder if she'd like to go there...") Anyone think that its
really a habit? I feel comfortable with it. Seems to come natural.
What do ya think? Am I wierd? Never mind, don't answer that one...
I think so I don't wanna hear it(8-).






Whatsa matter wicha, didn't cha ever see no idiot before?
Tom Frye