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Charlie Morgan wrote in
: On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 23:25:03 -0400, "Scotty" wrote: "Ed Gordon" wrote in message .78... It's longer than I thought. How about this? Buy the Macs on the US east coast and then go to Australia via Cape Horn. That way it would be westerly winds the whole way. Just stay on the edge of the roaring 40s so it wouldn't be too rough and it would be a milk run the whole way. One could re-provision in South Africa. Going across the Equator south of the Windwards would be the only light wind area. never heard of a shipping container, eh genius? I doubt the Mac26x/m would even be a good shipping container. If they dropped one a foot or two, it would open like a spring loaded pinata. CWM You just ain't to bright there, man! He meant putting the Mac inside a shipping container. Not using a Mac for a shipping container. Make a cradle padded with carpet to set the Mac on and then slide it right into the shipping container. Then pad it out with styrofoam peanuts or something like that. It would survive without a scratch even in a hurricane. -- Cheerio, Ed Gordon http://www.freewebs.com/egordon873/index.htm |
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