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Dear Ann Landers,
ou said you would never write another word about the way toilet paper should be hung, but this latest bit of infor-mation is crucial. I read it in the St. Petersburg Times and I thought it might convince you to reconsider your decision, since we now have some hard data. At the National Kitchen and Bath Show in Adanta recendy, the at-tendees were polled on, would you believe, how to hang the toilet paper-over the top or under and close to the wall. The vote was 1,826 for over and 1,256 for under. Interesting? -Largo, Fla.

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, I fell into this frightening habit to get rid of my anger. Now I do it for excitement. My thing is starting fires in trash cans in alleys. No one ever has been hurt, nor has any property been dam-aged-so it does seem like a harmless way to have a little fun. But in my quieter moments, I worry that maybe I will go further and set fire to a building and cause some serious damage. When crowds gather to watch the flames extinguished (someone al-ways calls the fire department), I feel very important. Then, there are times when I want to run to the nearest policeman and say, “I did it!” but I’m afraid of what might happen if I confess. I know I’m a person who needs to feel important or I wouldn’t be doing such things. I also get a feeling of power when I see what I can stir up. I admitted all this to my therapist several months ago, and he told me to stop-but I can’t control myself. I am writing to you because you are a level-headed person, and I think you can set me straight. Please try. -A Harmless Firebug in a Western City

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