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From: infante@acpub.duke.edu (Andrew  Infante)
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Subject: Re: Definition of "two up"?
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Date: 15 Apr 93 20:34:14 GMT
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>   So following that logic could you describe "Two down" 
>as the transition period between "Two Up" and "coming to
>rest after a High or low side" ? Otherwise it sounds pretty
>good. :-)
>-- 
>Richard Pierson E06584 vnet: [908] 699-6063

Or perhaps it's referring to the wife and child sitting
in the sidecar next to the one-up on the
moto?

:)

Anyone ever heard of a game called oneup-onedown?

(it's a drinking game, for all you older folx...:)



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