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1579
Joker
FIGURING OUT A MOVIE
In a thriller, you can be certain that any slow-moving camel is crossing the road only to get in the way of a pursuit vehicle.
Paul A. Delaney, meteorologist, Beltsville, Maryland
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1580
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FORECASTING SNOW IN FLORIDA
It snows significantly in north Florida about once every seven winters.
Dennis Palaganas, Gainesville, Florida
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1581
Music
BUYING A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
If you're buying a musical instrument for a beginner, spend twice as much as you think you should. The instrument will be better built, easier to play, and it will sound better. And it will have a better resale value.
Jim Willett, musician, Boston, Massachusetts
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1582
Weapons
DESIGNING A SLING
The length of the sling depends on your height. Hold the sling by your side with both cords, as if you're ready to use it. The pouch should reach to the middle of your calf.
Scott Parker, data specialist, Beaumont, Texas
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1583
Religion
ADDRESSING THE CLERGY
Always call a Roman Catholic priest "Father" unless he is wearing some purple. Then call him "Bishop" or "Your Excellency."
Rev. Halsey DeW. Howe, Saint Mark's Church, Springfield, Vermont
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1584
Horses
BETTING ON A HORSE
If you don't have much information before a race, bet on a horse that is swishing his tail straight up and down.
Donald Mycrantz, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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1585
Mail
JUNK MAIL
You can figure that three out of four pieces of advertising mail are opened and glanced at. About one in four is opened and read thoroughly.
Carol Williams, Washington, D.C.
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1586
Management
CRITICIZING AN EMPLOYEE'S PERFORMANCE
In a performance review, don't offer more than three criticisms. That's all an employee can digest.
Nancy Humphries, personnel consultant, Ithaca, New York
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1587
Real Estate
RENTING APARTMENTS
Unless you get a name and phone number, half the people who make appointments to see rental property won't show up.
Vince Mooney, real estate broker, Tulsa, Oklahoma
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1588
Cooking
CHOOSING BREAD
Two out of three people order white bread.
Anonymous
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1589
Injuries
CARING FOR AN INSECT STING
Ammonia for a bee sting; vinegar for a wasp sting.
Dr. Bill Grierson, professor emeritus, University of Florida
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