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  1. 02-12-2014 02:25 PM #16
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    Polk is part of the team investigating the cause and extent of the sink hole at the museum Wednesday.
    I bet when it's all said & done it will be determined the cause will be a huge void below the floor.


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    Fortunately it was a chebbie museum and nothing important fell in the hole!!!!!!

    Heck, one of us Ford guys had to say it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Fortunately it was a chebbie museum and nothing important fell in the hole!!!!!!

    Heck, one of us Ford guys had to say it!
    Dave, I thought about saying that in my original post, but decided to tell it straight out of the chute.....
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    Let's see...

    The architect said the plans were solid

    The investors were told it was safe

    The construction company said the foundation was sound


    The building is completed, AMD looks fine

    Now a giant hole is sucking in everything

    And.. competent, impartial investigation of the underlying geology would have prevented it.

    Yep. It's Obamacare all right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    Let's see...

    The architect said the plans were solid

    The investors were told it was safe

    The construction company said the foundation was sound


    The building is completed, AMD looks fine

    Now a giant hole is sucking in everything

    And.. competent, impartial investigation of the underlying geology would have prevented it.

    Yep. It's Obamacare all right.
    You raise a good point. I don't imagine they can just fill the hole with c6, pack it down & pour a new floor. Could be the end of the whole structure. Free Basement?????


    BTW: Dave you are just bad, bad, bad.........
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    Paybacks are often tough to deal with!!!!


    BTW--After looking at some of the pics and video's I have come to the conclusion that there sure is room in that hole for a heck of a lot more chebbies!!!!!! It'd save on the price of good fill dirt, anyway!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    BTW--After looking at some of the pics and video's I have come to the conclusion that there sure is room in that hole for a heck of a lot more chebbies!!!!!! It'd save on the price of good fill dirt, anyway!!
    Sorry Dave but then they'd need a permit for a landfill!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    Sorry Dave but then they'd need a permit for a landfill!
    Your right Mike.....I forgot about that......Pollution and stuff, EPA would be all over them, huh?? Nothing worse then having your groundwater polluted with plastic!!!!
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    Now "we're" getting bad!
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    Where's all the clunkers we tax payers pay so much for???? they could use them for fill----------
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    Where's all the clunkers we tax payers pay so much for???? they could use them for fill----------
    At least one of them made it over here to New Zealand.

    A 2000 Chev lwb dually.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Fortunately it was a chebbie museum and nothing important fell in the hole!!!!!!

    Heck, one of us Ford guys had to say it!
    Sometimes unexplainable occurrences are described as "acts of God". Well, if that's the case do we have to conclude that the almighty is a Ford Man?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Tracks View Post
    Sometimes unexplainable occurrences are described as "acts of God". Well, if that's the case do we have to conclude that the almighty is a Ford Man?

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    Sure sounds reasonable to me, Jim. Just makes sense!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Tracks View Post
    Sometimes unexplainable occurrences are described as "acts of God". Well, if that's the case do we have to conclude that the almighty is a Ford Man? Jim
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