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To: PJ-Comix

Well, the deal about Clare Booth Luce, more than just her aesthetic appearance, was that in person, she was a witty, charming conversationalist.

Which is probably why the dull, taciturn Henry Luce was first attracted to her; she could carry the "socializing" part of life for him, while he tended to business.

Our computer personas are usually different from our real-life personas; in real life, the DUmmie PUnidiot "William Pitt" would be the life of the party, as compared with me.

I think it goes back to that age-old dilemma, where one is absent something, and seeks someone who has that something.


757 posted on 06/02/2005 10:30:54 AM PDT by franksolich (bah, humbug)
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To: franksolich

Well, I must be the exception to the rule, because I'm really smart in person too. :)


758 posted on 06/02/2005 10:36:34 AM PDT by beandog (The only time I was wrong was the time I thought I was wrong)
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