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From: inc@fluke.UUCP (Ensign Benson, Space Cadet)
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Subject: Perpetual Motion Machine (HONEST!)
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I suggest this discussion be moved to net.modern_myths.

Reading about the pill you put into water to make a gasoline-equivalent
reminds me of a few others: the carburetor that a "friend of a guy I used to
know" sold to GM and never heard of since. You know: the one that was so
fuel-efficient you had to drain the tank every other day? Then there's the
one about the guy who bought a car that actually had one installed on it,
and when he brought it to the attention of the manufacturer, they send a
team of factory reps out to replace it...

These fantasies bring to mind the 99 dollar Jeep, too. Still in cosmoline!





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