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From: frye@cuuxb.UUCP (frye)
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: A letter I got.
Message-ID: <261@cuuxb.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 14-Oct-85 10:43:21 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 14 10:43:21 1985
Date-Received: Tue, 15-Oct-85 20:24:28 EDT
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I got a letter from Elizabeth Zwichy. She saw my advice to Jamie
about wearing pants to avoid static cling(8-). She told me that
it was the material the garment was made of and not whether it
was a skirt or pants that caused static cling. I tried to post
a reply but, the letter was returned. I'm gonna post it instead.
And I won't ask about her burned thighs. I'll assume sunburn,
'cause I've been there(8-).

Go ahead, gripe. Here goes:


	Dear Elizabeth,

	I suppose some of my sox are made out of nylon and other
synthetics. That's why I'm tempted to get myself fitted with a
lightning rod(8-). But, I suppose what little trouble I've ever
had is minimal. I can't really complain.

	I can see (from watching ladies put them on) that nylons
could be a real pain. And wouldn't they be a *GEN-U-WINE* mess
with sunburned thighs and legs too? For that, I usually wear cut
off blue jeans...

	One SO I had often asked me to spray her legs with some
anti-static stuff she found. She'd hold her skirt out of the way
and I'd apply a little "Liquid Lightning Rod". I don't know what
the stuff was called but, it worked and didn't bother her skin.


	Thank you for writing. Hope you had a good weekend.


					Take care.
					Tom Frye