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Date Posted: 02:11:05 April 02 2003, Wednesday
Author: Albert
Subject: Trouble and Pork Chops

Maryna, just look at the trouble you've caused!

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[> Re: Trouble and Pork Chops -- Maryna, 02:58:24 April 02 2003, Wednesday

That guy is off his rocker. Name your cliche- his mother held him too much, or not enough*. Anyway, now he has an emotional impairment and uses small, superficial imperfections as reasons against forming relationships with others- reminiscent of Seinfeld and his hangups with man-hands, the close-talker, etc.

... not that being a porkchop is an imperfection, per se, but he certainly seems to view it as one. Just because you're a porkchop, Albert, doesn't mean that you don't deserve strong personal relationships. Never forget that.



*if someone can tell me what movie I quoted that sentence from, I'll, um, eat a porkchop!


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[> [> Re: Trouble and Pork Chops -- Albert, 04:22:08 April 02 2003, Wednesday

Upon further consideration, I think that my point would have been more precisely conveyed if I had included a smily of some kind or other. I do not mind being called a pork chop. In fact, I find it amusing, roughly in the same way I find being mistaken for a member of the opposite sex amusing (and it happens. And I do find it amusing).


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[> [> [> Re: Trouble and Pork Chops -- Maryna, 01:44:58 April 03 2003, Thursday

If I had sensed offense, don't you think I would have apologized?

Well?

...nevermind.


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