The 3.7"i" mystery solved; DIY alternative applicable to other Maggies also!
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| Posted on April 1, 2014 at 11:26:52 | ||
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Location: South FL Joined: May 18, 2008 Contributor Since: July 26, 2010 |
The first hints came from folks near the Magnepan factory who reported seeing odd-looking giant boxes being installed near the warehouse exits, close to the loading ramps. This was months ago and had no specific meaning at the time. It could have been anything. Much later someone noticed a curious pattern. Some -- not all -- Maggies were temporarily placed inside those boxes for over an hour. Then they were being taken out and loaded into a truck for shipment. After weeks, it bacame clear that the Maggies placed inside the large boxes were of the same type (size, at least). None of this would have been really strange. However, 2 things happened recently which caught someone's attention. One was that as the weather began to warm up, the Maggies stayed inside the large boxes for a longer time before being loaded in the trucks. Stranger still, some of those same types of Maggies have begun to return to the factory in various delivery trucks. They are usually taken directly from these trucks and placed inside the giant boxes. Whatever they do this for it takes time...but when they come out they are put back in trucks! So, this morning a curious cat decided to check things closer. The minute he saw no one in the loading ramps he jumped in and ran to the giant boxes to take a peek inside. Unfortunately he was almost caught in the act. Not before he read the word "Cryogenic" somewhere in that area. So, he figured it out as he ran away. This Tuesday 04/01/2014 it is clear that freezing our Maggies can make them "i" rated!. (Happy April Fools Day __You do know that I do this every year, don't you? LOL)
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