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4-04-2006 @ 11:46AM
Mikael said...
Surstr?ng has NEVER been served on airlines. And if you'd ever smelled it you'd know why... The news item was about transporting it (in luggage I assume). If the news (published April 1st) are to be believed, I can actually understand the airline companies - you DO NOT want a can to leak, in the cabin or over people's luggage.
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