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By: Francis-134
New: 28-03-2005 17:10
Updated: 28-03-2005 17:10
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As team myself and my team mates from team 40 were on our way to Waterloo Canada, our bus unexpectedly ran into a little problem. Apparently, a turbo charger blew, which caused the oil lines to break, spilling oil over the engine, which crated a massive amount of smoke. We managed to evacuate the bus, and no one was hurt in the process.
Even with all of our tools and two Vex kits, we couldn't repair the turbo, so we had to wait 3 hours for a replacement bus. So, to pass the time, we counted the number of Wal-Mart Trucks that went buy (40 of them, if anyone is interested).
So what's the moral of this story? Be thankful that we didn't have such a failure on a plane.
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29-03-2005 00:27
CJO
Re: pic: We had some problems on the way to Waterloo :)
Almost as good as the smell of burning electronics in the morning
MMMMMMMmmmmm
29-03-2005 00:27
tkwetzel
Re: pic: We had some problems on the way to Waterloo :)
| So what's the moral of this story? Be thankful that we didn't have such a failure on a plane. |
29-03-2005 05:05
JohnBoucher
Re: pic: We had some problems on the way to Waterloo :)
237 has a tradition of breaking something or fixing something while traveling to and from competitions. Last year it was the DVD player on the bus. This year they rescued a laptop that had taken a milk bath that morning and would not boot.
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