No
mystery here! It is quite obvious that the featured insulator
is: CD 121, B.T.C. (090), (F-Skirt) (B.T.C. blotted out)/CANADA,
SB
Height:
3.740 inches
Diameter: 2.411 inches
Stolen From: Westbank, British Columbia.
We
are hoping you can help settle a disagreement that the insulator
gurls are having. Some of them which shall remain nameless, state
that the insulator is a common light aqua value $1-$2.00, but
Kim believes the insulator to be Light aqua w/Milk Swirls value
$30-$40.00! She maintains that a milk swirl, is a milk swirl,
is a MILK SWIRL! Size, contrary to popular belief, is non important.
The others which shall remain nameless, say that you must actually
be able to see the milk for it to constitute as an actual swirl!
Hmph! Ludicrous narrow minded Insulatorgurls!
Name
(if you want us to be eternally grateful):
E-mail (if you want us to say thank
you):
Is
this a milk swirl?
Yes
No
Does
Size Matter?
Yes
No
What do you think?:
Can
we post your answer online?
Yes
No
