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Message   Rob Mccart    MORTAR M.   WKRP   October 13, 2026
 6:11 AM *  

MP>I was always a Bailey guy myself, but Jennifer also yes! :D

RM>Actually I picked the obvious one for the comment but I agree completely. B)

MM>I liked Jennifer, not so much for her looks, but how she carried herself.
  >She was classy, smart and yeah, she looked good.

True, sort of the epiphany of lady office workers, those ladies who are
the ones often running the place.     B)

MM>Bailey was OK, but a bit ditzy for my taste.  I'll bet more guys were
  >into the "girl next door" type than they'd admit.

I've never been much into flash so I would fit into that category..
In my experience flashy looking women are generally expensive to
have around, and once your funds run low, they run off..

MM>On Gilligan's Island, I was more into MaryAnn than Ginger, who was a ditz.

Same here..    B)

That was what was different about Jennifer though.. You see her looks
and expect a ditz but she was hyper intelligent.

Hyper intelligent women are another issue..  I once knew a lady with
a 155 I.Q. and a lot of people thought we would get together because
we were close there, but she ended up with a used car salesman who
wasn't unusually bright. I assume she figured it would be too much
work living with someone she couldn't totally dominate intellectually.

I suppose it's hard to blame her since I got on better with women
who were not unusually bright too. If you are obviously way above
them they don't try to argue with you about everything. If you give
them what they figure they need they are happy with your decisions..

My first long term girlfriend was once asked about our relationship
and she said that we get along just fine, 'He talks and I listen'..  B)

Later when I split up with my (only) wife, when we were talking
about why things went bad she said it was 2 things..

1) I would never argue with her..  (? This is a bad thing ??)

and

2) She said (when it came to the important decisions),
"You always thought you were right, and you always were.."

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