Talk:Kate Bohner
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[edit]"Kate Bohner is, very simply, a great lady," says novelist-poet Robert O'Brian who attended Columbia with Bohner. "She is a generous, charismatic, fascinating woman, more intelligent, more attractive, and frankly, more interesting than Samantha Jones."
Why is that line important? It seems that she wrote this herself and just wanted to list a nice complement that she had received from a friend. 24.7.59.104 (talk) 02:06, 23 July 2010 (UTC)
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