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  1. A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of
    beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon

  2. Virginia Tadrzynski said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of
    beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon


    ROFL

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    Chatty Cathy

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
    says...

    Quoted message said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of
    beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon


    That's pretty good. Any info on warranty, parts, service, etc.? What
    does Consumers' say about reliability?

    Bob

  4. Virginia Tadrzynski said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of
    beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon

    I'm not the average American, then. I figure I walk 20-30 times
    farther than the average person, and drink ... 20-30 times as much
    beer....

    OK, so maybe I'm still getting 45 MPG, but that's all the city.

    ObFood: Last night was fried squid tubes and testicles.
    Tentacles... whatever. These were really tender and tasty. I got
    a good batch, I guess. Or I know how to cook them. I ate a 14oz
    package.

    -sw

  5. "Virginia Tadrzynski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles
    per year.
    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons
    of beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon

    LOL!

    Ok, how many beers are in a case? A real case. Not one of those
    easy-to-carry, new-fangled metric (or whatever) thingies...a real case?

    How many hours are in a day?

    You don't think that this is just a co-incidence, do you?

    BOB

  6. Virginia Tadrzynski said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons of
    beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon

    I might need a tune up.
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    modom

    http://www.koyote.com/users/modom/home.html

  7. modom (palindrome guy) wrote on 07 Apr 2007 in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:
    Virginia Tadrzynski said:

    A recent survey revealed that the average American walks 900 miles
    per year.

    Another survey revealed that the average American consumes 20 gallons
    of beer per year.

    Conclusion: The average American gets 45 miles per gallon

    I might need a tune up.
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    modom

    http://www.koyote.com/users/modom/home.html

    Tune up? Hell! I need a new suspension

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