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You're right Linz about posting about embarrassing topics. I never really thought of that. Thanks for the different outlook but also thanks you for agreeing that giving two different opinions under two different handles is not helpful! 
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Unless they have a different IP. So don't worry about that.
Looks like people think this concept is a bad one. It's actually the solution one person came to regarding posting to polerizing threads, so she wouldn't out herself if she wanted to defend someone who was being unfairly maligned. I applaud her decision because it's easier to be attacked on a personal basis if it's actually just your persona-de-plume who's being attacked-- When no knows exactly who you are it's easier to stand up for somebody your friends are slamming.
These are the tendency of the boards sometimes, and that's just normal when a group of people get together.
If anyone wants to send me a personal message regarding this, I'll gladly answer your questions-- except those regarding who this friend is, because I'm not rewarding confidence with betrayal.
Oh yeah, and there's just one of me.
~nelly~
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... but I'd like to because you sound like a fun girl! And you got my Siouxsie reference...
~nelly~
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One of my favorite movies of all time!
Dan
Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana. - groucho
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Nelly, I guess that is another perspective on all of this. I think I am just going to give the dual handles thing a rest. I have a big mouth and I am not scared of getting attacked. Here is for multiple handles rights!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's kind of a bummer we didn't meet a few years ago, when I was still living "within stray mortar fire of DC" too. LOL! I think we could have gotten in lots of troub-- I mean, had lots of fun!
But I still head down that way every now and then to visit some friends of mine, so... one of these days!
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LOL! You have got to look me up when you come down! I'm sure there's some fun left to be had in the big city! 
~nelly~
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#232452 - 12/18/05 06:50 PM
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Nelly, I gotta ask a D.C. question. I was born there and raised in Arlington. My grandmother lived in a real skuzzy apartment building behind Walter Reed Army Hospital, and I spent a lot of time there. However, I haven't been back since around 1959. What's it like there now?
When I see pix of downtown D.C., where I walked the streets with my grandfather so much, I don't recognize anything.
Do you remember Woodward & Lothrop? It was a very old-fashion department store with about 8 floors, and my grandmother used to take me up to the English tea room for lunch. The store has long been out of business, but I wondered what happened to the building. Do you know?
Bev
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