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Re: OTR AND profound

To: Chris Emery <cemery at columbus_rr.com>
Subject: Re: OTR AND profound
From: Amy Tompkins <aet at mail_dntcj.ro>
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 22:09:14 +0200
CC: "Small, Matthew T" <Matthew.Small at usa_xerox.com>, "'OtR list'" <over-the-rhine at actwin_com>
References: <F9089C621111D211941400805FC7365B06BD61@USA5530FM1> <36c4b54d.18912865@spiderman>

Chris Emery wrote:

> "Small, Matthew T" <Matthew.Small at usa_xerox.com> sez:
> >After reading through all the recent posts, I am not sure how much longer I
> >can deal with the pressure that every post has to be OTR related AND
> >profound.  I ain't the smartest feller 'round and momma says I has a real
> >scatter brain too. (I figured the colloquial style added an artistic flair
> >that justified this post).

LOL don't worry about all that. that's just nonsense. that's why there *IS* OtR,
they are profound for us when we don't know how to be or are too tired to be...

> Dude, who said there's any pressure to be profound?    I've never been
> profound a day in my life, and that (obviously) hasn't stopped me here.

LOL yeah, we know... ;-)

> The best thing to do with pressure is ignore it.

teach us how to do that Mr. Emery... ;-)

Amy

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OTR AND profound

From: "Small, Matthew T" <Matthew.Small at usa_xerox.com>

Re: OTR AND profound

From: cemery at columbus_rr.com (Chris Emery)

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