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From: prager@cholula.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Six-pack Distance Unit
Message-ID: <47@cholula.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 13-Mar-85 23:57:27 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 13 23:57:27 1985
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> Being a law-abiding type (or, at any rate, one who knows not to drive
> when approaching intoxicated), I instead submit the following distances:
> 
> From Grafton, North Dakota  (the intersection of Canada, North Dakota, and
> Minnesota is a good approximation) to St. Olaf College (a hop from
> Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota) is approximately 1.5 l. coffee.
> 
> The Twin Cities to St. Olaf, by the way, is precisely two large Slurpee's
> except that there isn't a convenient rest stop, which one invariably needs
> with two large Slurpee's.
> 
> Grafton (as above) to the Red Lodge, Montana area is more liquid than can 
> conveniently purchased and kept warm/cool en route.
> 
> The Twin Cities to Urbana, Illinois is two l. coffee, two large Slurpee's,
> a couple Coke's, and a jar of dry roasted cashews...
> 
> 			Happy to help!
> 
> 
> -- 
> Erin Vang @ St. Olaf College
> ...ihnp4!stolaf!vange			P.O. 1350
> 					St. Olaf College
> 	in the real world==>>		Northfield, MN 55057

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Red Lodge, Montana is too far from nearly everywhere to rely on mere liquid
(alcholic or not) to survive. A well stocked cooler or picnic basket is well
advised.

==I've still got those Carbon County blues==