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From: roger.broadie@iclweb.com (Roger Broadie)
To: "Cube-Lovers" <Cube-Lovers@ai.mit.edu>
Subject: Re: Cubes in London
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 11:07:06 -0000
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I apparently wrote

> .. at 39.00 pounds .. 

Before people get the wrong idea about the price of cubes on this side of
the Atlantic, I'd better say that the OddZon cube was 9 British pounds in
Hamleys and the Dublin clone was 5 Irish pounds.  I used the pound symbol
and the conversion - I suspect both machine and human - went awry.

I can add to my slightly meandering note on the Dublin clone that the
central spider has now bust.  

Life is full of new hazards.

Roger Broadie

[ Sorry, you're a victim of moderator error.  While replacing the
  pound symbol with the word "pounds", and I left in an extra 3.
  Thanks for the information.  --Dan ]