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Dear Ann Landers,
I already changed Henry's name, so don't change it to something else or you just might hit his real name, and he would kill me. -All Wet in Binghamton, N.Y.

Dear Wet,
I'm a tub girl myself. In fact, it's one of my favorite places to read the mail. If Henry enjoys showering with you, be a good sport and go along with it. You can take a bath later. The least Henry can do, however, is change places once in a while so you get the hot water and he gets the steam. How about it, readers? If you've tried it, did you like it? If not, why not? WAKE UP AND SMELL THE CUFFEE! 4 3



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