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Membership Matchmaker

 Not that anyone needs two AAA memberships
 
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The Membership Matchmaker introduces people with similar organizationl memberships.

(*This needs a new name so suggestions welcomed/encouraged/entertained)

—phoenix, Apr 02 2003

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       Certainly eliminates the chance an NRA member falling for a PETA person.....
—OpheliaFrump, Apr 02 2003
   

       I don't get it. What is the purpose of this idea? To introduce people with similar interests? Isn't that baked already?
—Pericles, Apr 02 2003
   

       Great until the sloppy-typing AAA member tries to hook up with the AA member...
—Cedar Park, Apr 02 2003
   

       Hmm, if people have similar organizational memberships, they would have already met, wouldn't they have? At the Phobophobe Society Soiree and Mixer, for example?
More useful is matchmaking for people with complementary organizational memberships: she has a Guggenheim membership, he has a MoMA card....
—roby, Apr 03 2003
   

       <Lisa Simpson> You're a member of the Stonecutters, Grampa? <LS>   

       <Grampa Simpson> Oh sure, lets see... Mmmmmmm... I'm an Elk, a Mason, a Communist... I'm the President of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance, for some reason...<GS>
—sambwiches, Apr 03 2003
   

       [po] - I'm on my way :)
—PeterSilly, Apr 03 2003
   


 

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