Re: International Curiosity

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Well, I am an Indian living in Seoul, South Korea - is that exotic enough=
?




-----Original Message-----
From:    Wes Temby tembywd@student.adams.edu
Sent:    Thu, 02 Dec 1999 14:40:00 -0700
To:      bananafish@lists.nyu.edu
Subject: International Curiosity


Just out of curiosity, how international is this list? I have gathered fr=
om
past strings and quips that there is a definite Australian presence and a
definite American presence. I have also figured we have a few Brits and
Canadians on the list, but beyond these four, where lies the rest of our
beloved banana populus? Anyone residing on the African continent? Perhaps
an Asian subscriber or two? Posible Espanoles? Everyone (or anyone) pleas=
e
respond so that I may have a more accurate geographical picture of the
Salinger fan base. How many of the American listers are from the West/Eas=
t
coasts? I have this theory that Salinger appeals more (at least in Americ=
a)
to people from the east coast. Sorry if this sounds very absurdd, but it'=
s
part of a project I'm doing for a paper.

Awaiting global discourse,
=09WDylan




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