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February 28th 04, 07:47 AM
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Fog Inlet??
I was on a London Tube Platform and saw a glass-panel with the words
"Fog Inlet" printed on the glass. What is a "Fog Inlet"? Why do they want to let Fog INto the underground? If an Inlet lets Fog out, how did the fog get in, in the first place? And wouldn't that be a Fog Outlet? Thanks! Add "hoo" after "ya" to make the address on Yahoo. |
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