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From: reid@dciem.UUCP (David Brake c/o Reid Ellis)
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Subject: "I love lots of people, I am in love with a few"
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Date: Sun, 17-Nov-85 02:42:57 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 17 02:42:57 1985
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For heaven's sake. You Americans certainly can mess up a language.
Please tell me the difference between the friends that you love
and the friends you don't. Are the friends you don't "love" just
acquaintances? If so, what does that make your acquaintances?
Here in the cold Northland (south of much of Southern France),
we "like" our friends, thus ensuring that we don't debase
the currency.

David Russell Brake I, Esq.
Scholar & A Gentleman
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