British WW2 1000lb bomb fails to be defused, blows up a 65 ft hole in the German autobahn highway in
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[QUOTE=cNova;45796070]What the fuck is wrong with you guys ?
Sounds like you guys are fapping[/QUOTE]
Is sound not good enough? Do you want a video of me fapping perhaps? Would that appease you?
[QUOTE=Tamschi;45795534]This is the busiest one too. Repairs are expected to take two months.[/QUOTE]
I have no clue how somthing like a hole could take 2 months to repair... seriously?
I bet if someone cut down all the main power pylons to a major city they would all be replaced and fixed within the week, somthing that is much more difficult to do then fill in a hole with sand, compress it, layer of concrete, set it and then put tarmac over it (may miss a few things, but i have no clue how it could take 2 months)
EuroTruck Simulator 2 dlc?
[QUOTE=cNova;45796070]What the fuck is wrong with you guys ?
Sounds like you guys are fapping[/QUOTE]
I don't hear anything
I think I'm going deaf
[QUOTE=ZombieWaffle;45795527]Britain is still kicking Germany's ass [B]even after the war is over.[/B][/QUOTE]
Wait, what? We don't own France anymore?
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[QUOTE=Bomber Harris]Jolly well done boys, time for a nice cuppa tea![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Tamschi;45795534]This is the busiest one too. Repairs are expected to take two months.[/QUOTE]
pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.
[QUOTE=k2.;45799322]pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.[/QUOTE]If it was an American road, no one would notice.
[QUOTE=k2.;45799322]pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.[/QUOTE]
Where I am it takes around a year and a half to add a lane or two to a short road
[QUOTE=ExplodingGuy;45799379]If it was an American road, no one would notice.[/QUOTE]
If it was a portuguese road, they'd wait for the rainy days to come, then start fixing it and make a mess all around the place with mud.
you'd think they would have noticed the bomb when they put the road in in the first place
[editline]25th August 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=ilikecorn;45800024]If it was an American road it'd take 6 months for the contract to actually get bid on, another 2 for the contract to be accepted, and 4 years to fix while the company that won makes a bunch of excuses as to why the work isn't done.[/QUOTE]
barrels, lots of orange barrels, soooooo many barrels
[I]for i drive through the valley of orange but i see no workers!!![/I]
[QUOTE=kiloy;45799558]Where I am it takes around a year and a half to add a lane or two to a short road[/QUOTE]
It takes about 6 months or so to add another lane onto an already 2 lane street. It was always congested on the way back from work. I wonder if they finished it all by now.
It probably didn't help. People suck at driving.
[QUOTE=cNova;45796070]What the fuck is wrong with you guys ?
Sounds like you guys are [b]fapping[/b][/QUOTE]
What? :v:
[QUOTE=k2.;45799322]pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.[/QUOTE]
If by a week you mean three years.
There are roads in California that have been under construction and repair for over a decade.
This incident is also further proof the British will never stop winning the War.
[QUOTE=kelldar;45796024]Counter-terrorists win.[/QUOTE]
14 more rounds to go
[QUOTE=Tamschi;45795534]This is the busiest one too. Repairs are expected to take two months.[/QUOTE]
That's going to take two months?
During heavy rains part of THE highway here just washed out. Sink holes just opened up. They were fixed the next day
[img]http://media2.abcactionnews.com//photo/2012/06/25/WFTS_Sink_Hole_Spring_Hill_(Donna_Field)_640x480_20120625151154_640_480.JPG[/img]
[QUOTE=Colliseemoe;45795685]Imagine being the construction guy that found that.
holy shit[/QUOTE]
In that, typically, shrapnel would be a danger out to those distances and you might hear a sound and feel a woosh of air.
It's not killing people at 100 with sheer explosives, nevermind 300.
[QUOTE=k2.;45799322]pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.[/QUOTE]
The roads in New York sucked ass.
[QUOTE=k2.;45799322]pff if this was an American road they would fix it in a week.[/QUOTE]
And then they'd be repairing it for the next 2 years.
[QUOTE=markg06;45802687]And then they'd be repairing it for the next 2 years.[/QUOTE]
the commerce must flow
[i] Whoops! [/i]
[QUOTE=TheTalon;45802221]That's going to take two months?
During heavy rains part of THE highway here just washed out. Sink holes just opened up. They were fixed the next day
[img]http://media2.abcactionnews.com//photo/2012/06/25/WFTS_Sink_Hole_Spring_Hill_(Donna_Field)_640x480_20120625151154_640_480.JPG[/img][/QUOTE]
That hole is tiny in comparison.
[QUOTE=nuttyboffin;45796359]I have no clue how somthing like a hole could take 2 months to repair... seriously?
I bet if someone cut down all the main power pylons to a major city they would all be replaced and fixed within the week, somthing that is much more difficult to do then fill in a hole with sand, compress it, layer of concrete, set it and then put tarmac over it (may miss a few things, but i have no clue how it could take 2 months)[/QUOTE]
You need to actually cut and remove tarmac in a pretty large radius first. Then you need to ensure that structural integrity of the highway didn't suffer.
You'll probably have to fix the side buffers as well. Remember this isn't a small hole you can just fill. This was a hole that resulted due to an explosion so tarmac for dozens of meters away from the epicenter might be too compressed or cracked.
they are going to keep finding ww2 bombs in germany for another thousand years
This is the best thread in awhile.
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