Message from discussion Stickers

From: Brenda <clo...@erols.com>
Subject: Re: Stickers
Date: 1999/04/11
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Rachael M. Lininger wrote:

> I am very upset <sniffle>. Reading the John Norman thread has made me
> understand that the volunteer desk at Minicon was discriminating
> against me because they didn't volunteer to give me the stickers I was
> entitled to. And I was up there, what, how many times? Five or six or
> so. And I never remembered to get my badge penguin for attending the
> con and none of those mean nasty volunteers offered one to me. It's
> soooooo unfair.
>
> Weep. Wail.
>
> I'll never go to Minicon again.
>
> Rachael, wondering if she spread the irony thick enough
>
> --

The moral of the story is, next time, volunteer.  You could surely do a
better job than the incompetents who were running it last time, eh?

Brenda

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Brenda W. Clough, author of HOW LIKE A GOD, from Tor Books
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