Quoted message said:Thanks for responding. I live in the suburbs, so passing a convience store
or two isn't out of the question.
Idiot. (He's going to carry money, stop to pick it out, stand in line to pay
for it?)
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Re: Water, on long runs
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Actually works quite well providing you are already familiar with the
store and it's merchandise. You run into the store, grab an 85 cent
bottle of water, throw a dollar bill on the counter and say "keep the
change". Takes about 30 seconds, minimizes the extra carry time and
weight, and cost less than the gas it would take to drive to a location
with fountains or stake out water.FabulustRunner said:
Idiot. (He's going to carry money, stop to pick it out, stand in line to pay
for it?)--
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Actually works quite well providing you are already familiar with the
store and it's merchandise. You run into the store, grab an 85 cent
bottle of water, throw a dollar bill on the counter and say "keep the
change". Takes about 30 seconds, minimizes the extra carry time and
weight, and cost less than the gas it would take to drive to a
location with fountains or stake out water.Exactly, plus a variety of drinks to pick from. Flabby is dense if not
a few crayons short of a box.
-Doug
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