RE: Re: Re: MO and dressing in itsy bitsy clothing

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thanks Theresa...

I did in my original message mention thin people also...guess I didnt express

myself very well....<sigh> oh well...on to the next topic...LOL

AJ

ruisha@... wrote:

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>In a message dated 8/23/01 3:13:05 PM, duodenalswitch writes:

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><< I think it's tasteless, whether MO or thin...its simply not a style or

>message I care to send out.

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>I don't appreicate you suggesting I'm prejudice against blacks either...that

>wasn't even the context of my original message...I think you completely read

>it wrong.

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>Sorry if you find it offensive to dislike a style of dressing >>

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>AJ: I don't think Donna was saying you are prejudiced against Blacks... she

>just said if one put a more recognizable group who are prejudiced against in

>the statement, it may seem more apparently biased. I don't think you meant

>it to biased in any way but when you say 'those MO people who..' it *could*

>be misinterpreted as if you had certain standards for thinner people and MO

>people are too physically unattractive, etc. to wear revealing clothing, etc.

> and must 'cover up'. At least, this is what I think Donna interpreted your

>opinions as saying...

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>I think it's good you clarified that you don't like this style of dressing,

>no matter who is doing it. I hope Donna responds but I certainly wouldn't

>slight you for having opinions about dressing style.

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>all the best,

> Noverr-Chin

>co-moderator

>lap ds with gallbladder removal

>january 25, 2001

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>six months post-op and still feelin' fabu!

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>preop: 307 lbs/bmi 45

>now: 224 (yahoo!)

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Ooops!! I meant to write ...LOL Sorry !!!!!

AJ

Lookn2bthin wrote:

>thanks Theresa...

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