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From: jbrown@jplpub1.jpl.nasa.gov (Jordan Brown)
Newsgroups: alt.flame
Subject: Re: Your Brainwave Is Flat
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Date: 27 Jan 88 08:54:34 GMT
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In article <451@xios.XIOS.UUCP> greg@sdn.UUCP (Greg Franks) writes:
>In article <5230@elroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov> jbrown@jplpub1.UUCP (Jordan Brown) writes:
>>I say again, everything east of Denver is flat flat FLAT.
>Guess you haven't been to Europe then - ever heard of the Alps?
>How about Tibet and Nepal?  Both are *East* of Denver....

As I stated in a later message, and I believe was obvious from context,
I was referring to N. America, and specifically to the continental US.

>Then again, both the Alps and the Himalayas are west of Denver too -
>unless you believe in that *flat* earth stuff :-) :-) :-). 

No, please!  Not *that* topic!

>As seen on a T-shirt in Vermont: "Vermont ain't flat" - especially when
>one is riding a bike.  Ottawa on the other hand... 

Flat is relative.  And yes, compared to Indiana, Vermont is not flat.
Compared, however, to California, Nevada, Colorado, etc...