On 05 Apr 2001 Samuel W. Heywood wrote:

 >On Thu, 05 Apr 2001 09:52:56 +0000, Ron Clarke wrote:

 >> Hi Folks, Dale, Mel,

 >> On  2 Apr 01 at 3:42, Mel wrote:
 >>>> Regards and if Coca-Cola can clean a copper coin like new
<snip>

 >> Actually, the acid properties of Coca-cola are well known.
<snip>
 >Another rather well known use for Coca-Cola, or any other
 >highly
 >carbonated soft drink, is to instantly improve the conductive
 >properties
 >of corroded automobile battery cable connections.  Simply
<snip>
 >Another well known use for Coca-Cola is to prevent or cure
 >motion sickness.
<snip>
 >Coca-Cola is also quite useful as a medicine to treat some
 >women's problems,
<snip>
Would be interesting to follow up on this cola tread ;-)

Heard that ready mix concrete truck drivers have always a bottle of
cola at hand in case that they are hopelessly stuck in a traffic jam.
The contents of that bottle will prevent the ready mix to become
concrete ;-)


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