We have been doing this for years in Canada!

When techs/tradesmen/businesss people travel in Northen Canada - there is
always the problem of how to rapidly cool off your warm beer from the vendor
very quickly.

What all the above people do, is open the interior window of their hotel
room, and place said beverages between the out and inner window.

Then, um, remember to close the inner window, and also remember to not fall
asleep!

Marshall Ruskin
Winterpeg, Manitoba

>    I was on a Taiwanese ship for a few weeks and every ventilation duct
>that you would open you would find stashes of cokes and various bottles of
>liquor.  Leave up to some sailor to adapt this over to VWs.
>    So when I went back to riding US ships I brought this idea with me.
>Being that the US Navy is a dry (no alcohol onboard) fleet, it was nice to
>have a cold one everyonce and while instead of once every three months.
>
>Jason
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Per Lindgren <lindgre@ONLINE.NO>
>To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
>Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 5:30 PM
>Subject: Something to bring to the USA??
>
>
>> The sun is burning down on your VW Microbus /
>>                                              Caravelle.
>>                          You're thirsty and the kids are nagging for a
>> chocolate to
>>                                              snack on.
>>                           It's time for something ice cold and
>> refreshing, but the
>>                                next stop is still far away.What will you
>> do?
>>
>>                                       WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
>>
>> http://www.koolacan.co.za/
>>
>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>>
>> Just a little something I found on the net. I bet this could be popular
>> in the US!
>>
>> PerL
>>
>