A.: Fax is perfectly safe, providing both you and your partner maintain your equipment in good order, keep it clean and have a regular check-up by a qualified consultant. Do not be embarrassed at your lack of experience. There are many excellent fax manuals available, including my own "The Joy of Fax".
A.: Those who are new to fax often can't get enough, and do it all the time. We usually find, however, that as we get older and the novelty wears off, the desire for fax decreases rapidly, particularly if we still have the same old machine. (It is not unknown for jaded faxers to have a brief "fling" with a new, exciting machine, but this, too, will usually burn out quite quickly.)
A.: By all means. This is perfectly normal, even necessary in most circumstances. It is time we cast aside our hang-ups about fax, feel free to "let it all hang out" and share your true self with the world.
A.: Good Lord, no. People who hardly ever fax their wives will spend most of their working lives faxing complete strangers.
A.: Yes, but why worry about boring old twits like them?
A.: Certainly not. As far as I can see.
A.: Yes. Many lonely people have no other outlet for their fax drives and must pay a "professional" when their need for fax becomes too strong.
A.: Very high telephone bills.
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