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To: Cheeky Kid who wrote (166747)	6/25/2009 10:31:07 PM
From: E. Charters	7 Recommendations Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 313012

Howard and I are similar in many contrasting ways. He had lots of money. I had none. He designed airplanes. I have never even thought about that. He inherited money. I won't. He consorted with beautiful movie actresses. I admit I have dreamed about that. He had a lot of influence in government. I once got a parking ticket fixed. (I paid it.) Howard was deathly afraid of germs. I admit I don't like them much either. Howard had other people run his financial affairs. I let mine pretty much up to chance, so that is about even. He often went incognito. I find that easy to do as well. His personal hygiene was poor often. I admit I am able to let my personal appearance slide equally well. Howard may have had delusions of grandeur. Grandeur suits me fine as well. Howard Hughes had a lot of good ideas, and a few bad ideas. Ditto. Sometimes, beautiful, wealthy movie actresses would spurn his advances. I can safely say that they would probably spurn my ardor too. And lastly, "Howard Hughes" and "Eric Charters" have the same number of letters. Can all these things be co-incidence? I think not. EC<:-}