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On Sun, 24 Sep 1995, Katharine A Harrison wrote:

> Date: Sun, 24 SEP 1995 19:06:00 -0400 
 
> On 24 Sep 1995 forsythe@onramp.net wrote:
> 
> > Date: 24 SEP 1995 21:40:27 GMT 
>  
> > Katharine A Harrison <kaharris@mtholyoke.edu> writes:
> > >here is charles' personal ad....[blah blah blah]
> > 
> > That's more like it.  Still virtually no commas, but content is improving
> > *dramatically*.
> > 
> > >So all you women out there who can't part with their computers Charles 
> > >is the man for you!!!
> > 
> > Unfortunately for you, dramatic improvement only drags you from wretched
> > to feeble.  No matter how scathing the rhetoric, or witty the remarks,
> > calling someone a dweeb ON THE INTERNET contains such tremendous irony that
> > the taunt need not be answered.
> > 
> > It's so zen, in a way.
> > 
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Charles Forsythe     | Windows 95: The first OS to be obsolete before it was
> > forsythe@onramp.net  |             released.
> > 
> > 
>  Ok Charles-
> 	Let me tell you a little something ok.  I am a college student, I 
> think everyone knows that. Well, this college student spent her summer 
> away from the computer with no withdrawls what so ever.  The women that I 
> was refering to are the women who spend every waking hour, including 
> while at work if they have a modem, on the computer or the internet.  I, 
> on the other hand, with a lot of other women, I might guess, spend our 
time wisely.  We respond when we have the time and when we feel the need 
> to, we get on the internet.  I am sure that a lot of women will agree 
> that there are quite a few more things in their lives that are more 
> important than a computer.  Now, with myself, the reason I even started 
> to respond to the posts on this newsgroup is because I felt the need to 
> enlighten someone, and debate their rather rude remark.  Before this 
> occured, I spent what time I was on the net laughing at some of the 
> things that were said here.  I did not ask for your help with spelling, I 
> thanked you for the work that you had done.  If you would like to correct 
> me again please send me the revised copy of my post.  Maybe I will 
> improve as time goes on. Otherwise I care not to hear anything you have 
> to say, as most of it is lacking in worth.
> 
> 	Have a wonderful day-
> 				Katharine
>  
> 
> 
Just felt the need to correct some mistakes before my good friend Charles 
read this...sorry for the double posting.

	Katharine