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On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 07:39:44 -0400, "Chuck"
wrote: Nature is full of these ironies. My favorite is that when bread and crackers are exposed to the same environment, the bread becomes hard and the crackers become soft! (Posted on someone's door at Stanford Research Institue back in the 60's.) Chuck Not so ironic at all. The bread lost it's moisture but the cracker absorbed it due to the salt being a natural desiccant. The irony was lost because the outcome was predictable. OK, I know . . . no one likes a smart ass :-) Ron, W1WBV |
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