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Tuesday, August 1, 2006 12:00 AM

Dancing in the dark

I was going blind but thought I could still tell who turned me on. That was until I took home a Bettie Page look-alike who turned out not to be the pinup I'd envisioned.
By Ryan Knighton

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  • Monday, July 31, 2006 07:41 PM

    Judging people by sight alone...

    I'm sorry for your loss of eyesight. But I hope you've instead acquired some insight. I thought your story would be amusing or somehow give me some insight into blindness. It did but not in the way I think you might.

    You knew Lisa by who she was and how she acted. Why did what she 'looked' like matter at all? I'm trying not to hurt your feelings in this post but your blindness is not in your eyes but in your heart.

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