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I wonder how much this bad boy cost?
Not thinking Dominican...
You guys are missing the point!!... They know it's not the right machine for the job...
But it's a good way to make a quick buck. Somebody got a fat comission check for that piece of crap, and no one will question them because nobody knows it's useless for making the metro tunnels.
Then they are buying the machine they do need and will get a big check for that too.
It's government at it's finest...why do it the easy way when it can be done the hard way??
You guys are missing the point!!... They know it's not the right machine for the job...
But it's a good way to make a quick buck. Somebody got a fat comission check for that piece of crap, and no one will question them because nobody knows it's useless for making the metro tunnels.
Then they are buying the machine they do need and will get a big check for that too.
It's government at it's finest...why do it the easy way when it can be done the hard way??
my question is simple. given that the engineers are lucky and happen to get the tunnels right. that the tracks are installed correctly, and someone thought to actually get the trian in the tunnel. in this country of limited sophistication and wide spread superstition, how many natives do you think will go underground for transportation? it seems that everytime i travel to santiago from sosua with a dominican in my jeepeta, they get anywhere from slightly nervous to extreem panic when passing through the very short tunnel on the autopisa. and if they see a white frog..........
You're way ahead of the curve rubi92fm, no-one has yet thought of the trains that are going to run in this tunnel. We'll need a few more loans for those...
This one is called the Lionel Donald and Daisy Handcart...
JDJones said:
Sure. Yesterday I dug a small hole with a pair of scissors to investigate a possible water leak.
Doesn't make me a genius or prove that scissors are for digging.
JDJones said:
Actually, they did the easy part first, a soft section that is mostly clay soil, which could have been dug out with a wooden spoon. Now, down the line from Centro Ol?mpico to Teatro Nacional and farther down, there's a treacherous stretch of solid rock, uncharted caverns and underground streams. That's where the fun begins!
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Mission Accomplished!
"With all the sand and coral we've collected from this project, the American support troops have agreed to build a land bridge south to Caracas."
Leonel needs to throw on a hardhat, a grimy collared shirt, sorround himself with Hatians and get in front of that hole and proclaim "Mission Accomplished".JDJones said:
"With all the sand and coral we've collected from this project, the American support troops have agreed to build a land bridge south to Caracas."