Re: [aroid-l] Universal measuring device

I feel like a complete idiot - how many typos can one person make in a single email? Usually I double check but this time I guess not :(
-Ken
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That's kind of funny about Jamaice, because one of their biggest exports,
if no their biggst, is bauxite - aluminum ore!
-Ken

Tropical Plant Resource wrote: 
EXCEPT some islands in the WEST INDIES.  Not one can on the Island of
Jamaica, at least not in the 19 years I've traveled there...Christian

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Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 11:46 AM
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Subject: Re: [aroid-l] Universal measuring device


A solid object is easier to carry, and less subject to damage than a metric plastic, wood, or metal measuring device, and is less subject to damage. This may be a futile gesture, but I think that the collective international minds reading and contributing to this forum might be able to determine a universally available object that would work.


Although the "crush factor" might be a problem in transportation, I'd nominate the ubiquitous aluminum soft drink/beer can. They're everywhere.

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