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	Hi Lisa, I've stayed out of this thread until now. Why can't
we all get along? Good question. 
Bill

Lisa wrote:
> 
> You need to get a life or something.  Why would you want to do this to
> innocent people?  I think you have way too much time on your hands.  What is
> the point of all of this and why do you feel it is necessary to carry on
> such a charade?
> 
> This world would be a much better place if everyone worried only about being
> nice, caring individuals and not be out to make other people "pay" for their
> faults.
> 
> Why can't we all just get along??? :)
> 
> --
> In order to reply to me directly, you'll need to remove
> the ".nojunk" from my return address.
> 
> Thank you.
> daniel wrote in message ...
> >ok thanks showing some interest in my initial post.....
> >i guess opinions are divided...that i expected, but my problem now is what
> >do i do about all the replies i got thru the ad??......I have made a point
> >to answer all of them atleast once by saying 'thankyou...can you tell me
> >more about yourself' etc....kept it short and sweet.
> >
> >so what to do???.....i guess my options are:
> >
> >1) select a few and continue contact and really string them along as much
> >as possible then tell them much later on...'well its all been a
> >lie'!.....i'm tempted to do this and teach them a lesson, but being such a
> >nice guy that i am.....my conscious would get the better of me....hahaha
> >
> >2) give an excuse like i'm going overseas and cant email or tell them ive
> >gone back to my old girlfriend or better yet, tell them i was in an
> >accident and my whole face and body has been terribly disfigured...'even
> >ugly people find me ugly'....LOL
> >
> >3) reject them in a subtle way....tell them i'm not interested in further
> >contact.
> >
> >4) just confess to them all and be prepared for a backlash
> >
> >5) discontinue any communication...(eeer that would be the cowards way)
> >
> >
> >
> >hmmmmmm.........whats a nice guy to do
> >:-))

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