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From: mat@mtx5a.UUCP (m.terribile)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Truth is stranger than doctrine
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Date: Sat, 22-Feb-86 02:14:11 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb 22 02:14:11 1986
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> 	" Of course no means NO, you silly twit!!!"
> 					. . . I chanced to see a very
> attractive and well groomed woman seated alone a few tables away.
> . . . and asked if I might join her for a libation. She politely
> declined, indicating that she was waiting to meet a friend. . . 
> 			. . . We made occasional eye contact, slight
> smile, harmless low level flirtation. As time passed, I once again
> became embroiled in the important trivialities of the group and lost
> contact with the lady. All of a sudden, she appeared at the table,
> smiled sweetly, and said " You ought to try a little harder". At this
> point she playfully ( but very accurately) tossed her half empty drink
> into my lap. Much mess and merriment ensued, but that is another story.

Did you ever find if she WAS waiting for someone?  Had she been stood up?
Was she introducing herself with her anger at the stand-upper?
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