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17-09-2002, 15:32
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Don't get me wrong, I do to but the way they were dragging out looking into that hole made no sense except for the fact that they hade a huge scheduling gap that they needed to fill there was no other reason for prolonging it for so long. It wasn't like they had never been up that shaft before or they hadn't already drilled the hole. So it was pretty much a waste of time especially since nothing but another block was behind that piece of stone.
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