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From: bright@dataioDataio.UUCP (Walter Bright)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: New Discussion (first meetings)
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Date: Tue, 3-Dec-85 18:41:02 EST
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In article <705@leadsv.UUCP> chris@leadsv.UUCP (Chris Salander) writes:
>	When you are unattached, and looking for someone to meet,
>do you tend to
>	1) avoid people who wear glasses in preference to
>		people who don't?
Yes. But it's hard to tell if they wear contacts.
>	2) avoid people who don't dress very well, preferring
>		people who do?
Yes. People who where track shorts or crummy jeans as evening wear deserve
what they get.
>	3) avoid people with braces?
>	4) avoid people in dull technical professions?
No. But I do tend to avoid people who are total failures at making a living.
>the dental situation has gotten to the point
>where I can postpone the braces no longer.
>Short of becoming a priest or learning to talk with my
>lips closed, how can I overcome the disadvantage?

	You can't. But the main thing you have to do is make sure
your braces are as clean as possible.