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In article <l7r12gINNban@news.bbn.com> rnewman@bbn.com (Ron Newman) writes:
>In article <1992Aug3.175730.15309@athena.mit.edu>, jik@athena.mit.edu (Jonathan I. Kamens) writes:
>|> In article <l7qpqsINN8sd@news.bbn.com>, rnewman@bbn.com (Ron Newman) writes:
>|> |> To my surprise, the visit was quite pleasant.   After I waited
>|> |> in line about 2 minutes,  a very friendly and attractive young
>|> |> woman
>|> 
>|> Why did you mention this?  Would you have mentioned it if it had been a "very
>|> friendly and attractive young man" who helped you?


I might have if I had seen one...heck I might have even suggested to my
girlfriends to go over the registry and check him out...I might have even told
my homosexual buddies too if I thought they would be interested.  Nothing like
a PYT (pretty young thing) to brighten one's day. :-)



>Yes, if I'd been helped by the nice guy at the next counter over instead.
>(I knew I'd get in trouble for this statement.)


I didn't take offense at that statement at all, and I don't see anything
politcally uncorrect about this at all.  It was just an observation, and not a
detrimental one at all, IMHO.

>Mostly I mentioned it because my experience contradicted that of 
>Barnicle et al. who always complain that Registry employees are rude,
>unfriendly, gruff, and stupid.

I haven't had too many problems with the registry either, most of the time I've
gone it has been a fairly quick trip (in and out in 10 minutes).


Kg@bbn.com