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From: jackson@curium.DEC (Seth Jackson)
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Subject: Re: Color analysis
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Date: Mon, 12-Aug-85 23:02:40 EDT
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>>Pooh, I'm not going to try to convince you that color analysis
>>has much redeeming social value, but why do you continue to 
>>attach all these other attributes to one activity?   Having 
>>had one's colors "done" implies much less about the time
>>spent on one's wardrobe than you are supposing.

> 
>It simply implies more time than I think is necessary,
>and implies a seriousness about appearance that I also
>find unnecessary.  That's all I'm saying.
> 
>I'm not trashing chess, billiards, silly walks, or
>blowing bubbles as not being worthwhile--they're not
>done for the sole purpose of looking good.
>
>Pooh

I think what Pooh is really talking about is the excessive vanity
and decadence that Color Analysis reflects. It's just another one
of those me-generation fads. Like, choosing the right color-palette
is such an important concern that people actually go spend money on
it! Yes, I know you'll tell me that you just did it for fun and as
a lark, but neither you nor I really beleive that!
__

"We used to play for silver, now we play for life..."

				Seth Jackson
				dec-curium!jackson