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Re: GG: Humming: why is it so provocative?

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Subject: Re: GG: Humming: why is it so provocative?
From: Gregory Barton <gregory@asiachart.com>
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 15:52:00 +0700
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How many of us don't notice GG's humming because we are, ourselves, humming, or
making some equally ugly, perhaps less inhibited utterance while listening to
him.

gb

p.s. I don't know why I am contributing to this, round X of the humming saga:
Next question for discussion. Why is the humming issue the most controversial
and repeated issue in this list? Why is it so provocative?

gb

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