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Re: pic: Buckeye Fire Truck
somehow an elevator full of engineers didn't realize maximum MEANS MAXIMUM. We were very thankful the hotel did not get mad at us...
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28-03-2004, 20:50
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Re: pic: Buckeye Fire Truck
speaking about elevators- anyone else have this same problem at Houston last year? We stayed at the hotel across the street (radisson?) and the elevator was always busted, once our head programmer actually opened the elevator panel and connected two wires. It worked.
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28-03-2004, 21:42
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Re: pic: Buckeye Fire Truck
Quote:
-Aaron
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