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Old 10-07-2003, 12:20 AM
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Originally posted by w126
I wrote "lazy hack"

I get your point, but someone's belief system can't be summed as simply liberal or conservative.

Case in point: At my new job , I work with a woman who A) has a hyphenated last name B) Is from Eugene, Oregon C) Her father is (or was) a history prof D) Went to the Howard Dean rally in Madison last Sunday. OK, she must be a "liberal".

Ok, now I thought this IS trouble. How am I going to work with her?? Turns out A) She's pretty dern hot. B) Has a great sense of humor C) For whatever reason, has a thing for Donald Rumsfeld D) Agrees with the flat tax, term limits, less gov't regulation. So now I think, hmm.. she aint no liberal -- she's a free thinker with an annoying last name!
OK, sounds like a great co-worker except the first "A" and the second "C". My ex hyphenated her last name - it would not fit on the checks. and anyone under 50 who has a thing for Rumsfeld needs to have their good taste adjusted.

Sorry, you did..

Ok, well, I thought " since we started this thread from a great generalization, well, lets continue..." :p
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