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From: hamilton@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: How to build an Amiga 3000.
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Date: 15 Apr 88 00:01:00 GMT
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rchampe@hubcap says:
> ... 
> Notice the P.O. box #  (80186).  ...
> Then I looked closer
> and noticed that the last 5 digits of the zip code is - you guessed it -
> 80186.  Sounds too convienient to me.
 
     everybody with a POBox here in urbana gets their very own 9-digit
zip code.  i've been meaning to try it out by sending myself a post
card addressed simply:

	61801-0476

i've seen the box-number/zip-suffix correspondence in lots of other
post offices.  what i wonder is, what zip did they give to box 186
in san diego?  do boxes 186 and *0186 share the same zip-suffix?

	wayne hamilton
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