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From: kehr@felix.UUCP (Shirley Kehr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Lightspeed Pascal 2.0
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Date: 16 Dec 88 15:55:25 GMT
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In article <12574@cup.portal.com> Mike_G_Newman@cup.portal.com writes:
 
<Should I
<write a note on the order form or will it be processed by a clerk
<who doesn't understand that there are places in the United States
<that are served by the United States Postal Service but which are
<not served by UPS?
 
<^ Mike G Newman         |  Phone: 670-234-7726                  ^
<^ BX 1510               |  MCI: mnewman                         ^
<^ Saipan MP 96950       |  usenet: mike_g_newman@cup.portal.com ^
<^ Mariana Islands       |                                       ^

Remember what you also said earlier: "Living in Paradise" has its rewards.
You could be in my situation. UPS delivers to my house, but the US
Post Office does not.  Neither do most stores, so I get my choice of
Sears, Sears, or Sears.  And they don't come all the way to the house;
they walk appliances up the hill on a dolly or talk you into bringing
it up in your station wagon, thereby crunching some of the metal...

Let's face it.  There are advantages and disadvantages to living off the
beaten path.  Very few can have it all.

Shirley Kehr