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    Talking In a kilt!

    Have you ever passed through a horizontal hole in the groung while in a kilt?

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    Yagotta watch out for those missing manhole covers!

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    (Missing manhole covers lead to vertical holes in the ground.)

    Andrew.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Lamb
    Have you ever passed through a horizontal hole in the groung while in a kilt?
    Oh I'd love to try that, is it fun?

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    I think it would all depend on which way you were going, feet or head first.
    Glen McGuire

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    I also ride the subway all the time. Plenty of horizontal holes in the ground. Tunnels. I tend to go through them with my feet on the ground, because I can stand up in them, because they're horizontal. Pits and fissures are vertical.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew Breecher
    I also ride the subway all the time. Plenty of horizontal holes in the ground. Tunnels. I tend to go through them with my feet on the ground, because I can stand up in them, because they're horizontal. Pits and fissures are vertical.

    Andrew.
    Ohhh... ok.... I was thinking horizontal in reference to the Z axis. (duhh)

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