Art H Bahrs wrote:
>
> Hi Buce and Others :)
>     Or do what I do for all those nice "Grocery Cards".... Fictious data :)
> You would be amazed at all the things James T. Kirk buys here in Portland,
> Oregon!!! hehehe
>
>    Oh... and the address I use for "James T. Kirk"?   1701 Rigel Ave.
> Enterprise, Oregon 97000 :)  you would be amazed at how many people don't
> get it :) hehehe
>
> Art "nothing is what it seems :) " Bahrs

This reminds me of one of my college profs (professors, not IPROF --
funny how the mind works :-) who told us how in his younger days he
ordered art books via mail (this was a History of Art class, btw) and
wrote the fictitious name "Will Steal" on the order forms. You guessed
it, he did. His justification (extremely poor, IMNSHO) was that he
"warned" them he "will steal," so they shouldn't be surprised!

Last I heard he was still teaching... great example to the youth, eh?

Patrick
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