perl@rdin.UUCP (Robert Perlberg) (08/30/85)
Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that
would appeal to me?
I have very unconventional tastes. Last year I went to Club Med. It
was barely enjoyable to me. No TV, no recognizable food, no compatable
people. I spent a lot of time playing with the Ataris. I'm not the
kind that likes outdoor activity. I don't like beaches or sports
activities. My main interests are TV and computers. I don't smoke,
drink, or do drugs. I don't like group activities (groups bigger than
2, that is). I like to be able to talk to people in English and
understand them. I'm a very quiet person and don't like to be roped
into sharing my time with people I don't like. My fantasy is to meet a
nice girl who likes to talk about computers (especially UNIX!).
Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy?
Robert Perlberg
Resource Dynamics Inc.
New York
{philabs|delftcc}!rdin!perlrchrd@well.UUCP (rchrd = Richard Friedman) (09/02/85)
In article <494@rdin.UUCP>, perl@rdin.UUCP (Robert Perlberg) writes: > Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that > would appeal to me? > > I have very unconventional tastes. Last year I went to Club Med. It > was barely enjoyable to me. No TV, no recognizable food, no compatable > people. I spent a lot of time playing with the Ataris. I'm not the > kind that likes outdoor activity. I don't like beaches or sports > activities. My main interests are TV and computers. I don't smoke, > drink, or do drugs. I don't like group activities (groups bigger than > 2, that is). I like to be able to talk to people in English and > understand them. I'm a very quiet person and don't like to be roped > into sharing my time with people I don't like. My fantasy is to meet a > nice girl who likes to talk about computers (especially UNIX!). > > Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy? > No. The answer is defintely no. Dont take a vacation. Stay at work. There is no place for you. -- [rchrd] = Richard Friedman Pacific-Sierra Research, 2855 Telegraph #415 Berkeley, CA 94705 (415) 540 5216 UUCP: {dual,hplabs,ptsfa,apple}!well!rchrd
bobn@bmcg.UUCP (Bob Nebert) (09/11/85)
> Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that > would appeal to me? > > I have very unconventional tastes. Last year I went to Club Med. It > was barely enjoyable to me. No TV, no recognizable food, no compatable > people. I spent a lot of time playing with the Ataris. I'm not the > kind that likes outdoor activity. I don't like beaches or sports > activities. My main interests are TV and computers. I don't smoke, > drink, or do drugs. I don't like group activities (groups bigger than > 2, that is). I like to be able to talk to people in English and > understand them. I'm a very quiet person and don't like to be roped > into sharing my time with people I don't like. My fantasy is to meet a > nice girl who likes to talk about computers (especially UNIX!). > > Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy? > > Robert Perlberg > Resource Dynamics Inc. > New York > {philabs|delftcc}!rdin!perl Why not save some money and stay in New York.
rchrd@well.UUCP (rchrd = Richard Friedman) (09/16/85)
> > Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that > > would appeal to me? > > > > I have very unconventional tastes. Last year I went to Club Med. It > > was barely enjoyable to me. No TV, no recognizable food, no compatable > > people. I spent a lot of time playing with the Ataris. I'm not the > > kind that likes outdoor activity. I don't like beaches or sports > > activities. My main interests are TV and computers. I don't smoke, > > into sharing my time with people I don't like. My fantasy is to meet a > > nice girl who likes to talk about computers (especially UNIX!). > > > > Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy? > > > > Robert Perlberg > > Why not save some money and stay in New York. I hear they give tours of the sewers of Manhattan. Why not give it a try. -- [rchrd] = Richard Friedman Pacific-Sierra Research, 2855 Telegraph #415 Berkeley, CA 94705 (415) 540 5216 UUCP: {dual,hplabs,ptsfa,apple}!well!rchrd
dupuy@columbia.UUCP (Alex Dupuy) (09/17/85)
In article <191@well.UUCP> rchrd@well.UUCP (rchrd = Richard Friedman) writes: >> > Could anybody suggest someplace that I could go for a week or two that >> > would appeal to me? >> > ... >> > Is there any hope that I could find a vacation spot that I would enjoy? >> > >> > Robert Perlberg >> >> Why not save some money and stay in New York. > >I hear they give tours of the sewers of Manhattan. Why not give it >a try. > No such luck. The only place I know of that gives tours of the sewers is Paris (they're called "egouts" there). @alex