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From: frye@cuuxb.UUCP (frye)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Loving someone, sight unseen...
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Date: Tue, 12-Nov-85 12:39:25 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 12 12:39:25 1985
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I just read Tim Bessie's posting that said he didn't know
how I could love my two friends in Portland. I suggest he
ask someone who is blind how they could ever love anyone.
If Tim does all of his loving with his eyes, he's not a
very sincere person. In fact, he's a person I'd avoid like
the plague.

As for my two friends, I love them just like I love all
my other friends. Those two talked to me and let me know
who the are. It wasn't quite the same as talking to them
in person (terminals and phones can't be), but they did
a pretty good job of telling me who and what they are.
There are a couple of others I love but haven't laid eyes
on yet. I will go see 'em one day.

See, just because I'm an ol' saddle bum, that don't mean
I lack a heart and feelings and such. A body's got to have
other folks around he/she can love, otherwise, what the hell
is the use for being able to love. So, since it feels good,
I love all my friends whether I get to see a lot of 'em or
not. And, like I said, I hope somebody doesn't like it!


Kinda makes me wonder how old these people are who've been
sayin' stuff like that...

You kind folks behave every chance ya git(8-).
Regards,

Ol' Grizzly