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From: rchrd@well.UUCP (rchrd = Richard Friedman)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: Re: Computer nerd needs vacation suggestions
Message-ID: <164@well.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 2-Sep-85 00:50:50 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep  2 00:50:50 1985
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In article <494@rdin.UUCP>, perl@rdin.UUCP (Robert Perlberg) writes:
> Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that
> would appeal to me?
> 
> I have very unconventional tastes.  Last year I went to Club Med.  It
> was barely enjoyable to me.  No TV, no recognizable food, no compatable
> people.  I spent a lot of time playing with the Ataris.  I'm not the
> kind that likes outdoor activity.  I don't like beaches or sports
> activities.  My main interests are TV and computers.  I don't smoke,
> drink, or do drugs.  I don't like group activities (groups bigger than
> 2, that is).  I like to be able to talk to people in English and
> understand them.  I'm a very quiet person and don't like to be roped
> into sharing my time with people I don't like.  My fantasy is to meet a
> nice girl who likes to talk about computers (especially UNIX!).
> 
> Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy?
> 

No.  The answer is defintely no.
Dont take a vacation.
Stay at work.
There is no place for you.

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